Six Hours

In a corner. Nuclear. Looks good. Interesting sets. But man it's so nonsensical. And then add a crying baby most of the episode, not fun TV. And fanatical sets just don't make up for the nonsense writing.

I have grandchildren now. This episode reminded me what it's like to have a cranky baby. I like kids. You can keep the babies and teens (most adults too).

A decent Morgan episode to start his story this season explaining how he's been handling the fallout and introducing him to Strand's survival. Kinda stupid that they end up in the same place they started at the beginning of the episode though.

Seeing how the radiation has effected how some people look is crazy. Also, Grace this episode was kind of annoying. Her wanting to die is super dark but it's also kind of selfish considering the baby and Morgan would be left alone. The more annoying character anyway is the baby, the screaming all episode is intolerable.

The reveal at the end of the episode was very unexpected but super cool. Can't wait for that plot to continue.

Nonetheless a good setup episode, but nothing special. Season premiere was way better.

I just didn't care about the people or the circumstances in this episode. If I wanted to watch babysitting, there are much more entertaining shows to watch than this garbage episode.

I cannot comprehend how nonsensical the writing has become, and this episode is a pure example of that.

From numerous coincidences that make us think "oh, is Texas really that big of our heroes manage to find random people everywhere they go?" to the sheer questioning: why the heck are they still in Texas? They're in a nuclear fallout and instead of trying to drive their way out of Texas they continue to drive around the state to numerous locations.

And then.. that ending, oh my - that ending is the most eyebrow raising ending I have ever seen. A twist for the sake of twists, a twist that makes absolutely no sense but I guess it's "shocking!"

6/10.

Episode 1 was better.

Writers, put some effort into making things make sense. You're writing for AMC, not for the CW.