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When Rick and Daryl were reunited in this episode they could have been collectively hugging the whole audience because boy, we all needed a hug. Who likes to see their TV heroes like Daryl and rick reduced to blubbering wrecks by a pantomime villain like Negan (is it the script, the acting or the direction that's made him the most annoying person on telly when he's meant to be one of the scariest?.

Getting rid of Alexandria's most annoying character was also a masterstroke. It's the first time I've actually found myself liking evil Negan.

Now I can't wait for Rick to be reunited with Morgan and Carol when they meet King Ezekiel - a character so well acted he deserved more screen time instead of those overlong bottle episodes they choose to show instead.

When The Walking Dead returns, I'm looking forward to hearing Rick, Daryl, Michonne and the gang roar in unison with Shiva the tiger as they take down comic villain Negan.

Watching the final episode of this amazing show will bring tears to your eyes and some joy to your heart. Tears because it's ending, but joy because it ends on such an upbeat note.

I'll miss Daniel Holden, his sister Amantha, his gutsy mum and his step-brother Teddy and all of the other wonderful characters that have made this one of the all time great TV shows.

Aden Young has been mesmerizing in the lead role and I'll miss all his Danielisms. Why he hasn't won Emmys and Golden Globes for his fantastic performance I will never know. The same goes for the actresses who play his sister and mum.

It's been a privilege to watch such a remarkable show where even something as simple as offering to scrub someone's back or asking them to dance is loaded with meaning.

I just hope that just like some of the other great shows like Breaking Bad and The Wire that more people discover Rectify in the years to come. It fully deserves to be a cult hit.

With the show at an end, I'm off to watch it again right from the start.