User reviews

Honestly I've watched this show since the start and I agree with the purist here with low scoring for this episode and many more come to think about it. This show used to be awesome and somewhere since Negen went from a badass to a shadow of himself has baffled me to say the least. People who are rating this episode so highly need to replay it and watch it again to see all the flaws! Come on AMC bring it back to how it was so great in the early days!

Title says it all. i haven't watched a single episode this season up until last night. it sucked. i only come to read the reviews from bababooe. if he has a twitter account plz let me know!

I've watched this show from the start and I love it but this episode sucks. No point and a waste

WTF This is one of the filler eps. Dont watch this

In an irony so obvious that even one of the titular dead would get it, this once great show staggers on as the barely recognisable zombified corpse of its former glories. What was once a gritty edge-of-the-seat thriller where no character, no matter how well-loved, central or familiar was safe from sudden death is now a dreary sub-par soap opera. Those few good characters left cannot carry the weight of the vast cast of dull, interchangeable ciphers. The stories are predictable, the acting variable, the pacing off kilter and much of the dialogue risible. It's time to go, My Queen; the executioner's block awaits.

The Walking Dead Writers continue to torture the audience with the WORST Walking Dead character in history aka Henry as well as the WORST Walking Dead actor being Matt Lintz.

All around horrible. Absolutely cringeworthy!!!

PLEASE STOP THIS NONSENSE ALREADY!!!

Are there even words to describe how ridiculous this episode was? Nope; there aren't. But the highwayman/cowboy guy's laugh sums it up fairly nicely. Seriously, how is this series still on television? I would give it 0 out of 10 stars if I could.

You want a good example of a flash back moment and a filler episode? Watch Season 2 episode 5. That's how you do an entertaining filler and purposeful flash back for a series. "Scars" is a epic failure of both.

The writing is so bad you can fast forward through the entire episode and not miss a thing. Cliche crap writing.

Given the budget, the network and the people involved in the film-making process, I have absolutely no clue how this show still gets the green light. Whoever runs the scripts in this thing should just walk out and not look back.