The Walking Dead: Season 7

The latter, meaning she was letting Abraham's memory guide her in a daydream-conversation?

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The walking inception or the inception dead? Which is catchier?

I think she was reliving an actual past chat with Abraham but creating her own imagined conversation, I liked it too Aus. Thought it was particularly touching given the plan she'd thought through. Was a great plan too, sacrificing herself for her friends. Sad to see her gone

I never realised just how pretty the actress is. Stunning.

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LMAO. You are my new favourite mofo. Thanks for posting. This makes me very happy and I know not why.

Essentially, Sacha turned herself into a weapon by offing herself with Eugene's poison pills knowing she'd turn into a zombie and hoping to get the chance to chomp on Negan. She almost succeeded too.

Great way to leave the show as someone said she's landed a role in the next Star Trek movie.

Star Trek "series" actually.
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I know. Like others, I was just coming up with something to mull over. And you are correct, no teeth. To add to that, it would be cool to see it born and chewing its own umbilical cord off...somehow.

And Dani8, still with the

7thson, those pics are greatness! I almost spit out my Diet Coke (no copyright infringement inferred).

As for the idea that it would be neat to see Negan as a Hannibal Lecter type, well...MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD...DON"T READ IF YOU DON'T WANT SOMETHING SPOILED...

In the comic,

Also, as regards Shiva turning into a zombie tiger, which is something I would want to see in any zombie movie I've read MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD that but I hope they don't go that way. They probably will.

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I'm just being faux offended by his Justin beaver hair dadg. I always blamed Lori when he snuck off.

Yeah, you're right lol. I thought it was a movie and then looked it up and saw it was a series. I'm a big ST fan but only ever watched the movies and the original series. I never was interested in the spinoffs.

I hear you. When Lori was still alive, I used to love the memes that popped up that would have Rick asking Lori, "Where's Carl?" and she'd answer, "Carl who?"

LOL. Most hated female character of all time.

Except that I didn't hate Lori. Yeah, she was a bit of a bee-otch at times, always blaming Rick for everything, but I thought she was an excellent actress and hot to boot. I'm shallow, I know.

I think she's hot as well, and has a great voice, but mother of the year she was not. I'm not even sure why she grated on me so much. I think I'm just harsher on female characters because most of them are badly written. It's not the actress' fault, but Lori did turn me off Sarah, much the same as Dexter's nose dive turned me off Hall. I'm looking forward to see if I change my mind about him in season 2 of The Crown.

Oh, don't get me started on Dexter. I still loved the show, but the writing sure took a major turn for the worse, especially in the last season. The

The only thing I've seen Sarah Wayne Callies in since TWD is the movie Into the Storm, where I thought she was good and played a likable character, but the effects where the true star of the movie. Still, I like her. And she's back on the show that's returned, Prison Break, which I never watched because it just didn't interest me. Had I known about her before it ever aired, I might have watched it. I also followed Jennifer Carpenter to her follow-up to Dexter, which was Limitless on CBS, being the TV-follow-up to the movie starring Bradley Cooper. I never saw the movie, but got the gist of it from the show, and Cooper himself showed up several times as well as produced the show. But Carpenter was all kinds of awesome on the show and of course, they cancelled it after one season. That's kind of why I let a show get about two or three seasons in, then watch the older episodes and catch up, because I don't trust executives not to cancel the show after a few episodes anymore.

Ok, I could go of on one right now, but I'm not going to.
However, this is a show that I hate so much that I actually get a little angry just thinking about it.
I have seen every episode and imo each episode gets more boring and predictable than the last. God, I hate this show.
My ex (I broke up with her because she loved this show) introduced me to this show a couple of years back and after the first season I couldn't believe how bad it was and it led to a blazing row between me and my then gf.
Even after that relationship I continued watching, desperately hoping it would improve. It did not.
Normally, if I don't like a show then I will just not watch it or discuss it. However, I hate this show so much that I find it infuriating that there are people out there that like it.
I'm not saying that people who like this show should be put to death or rounded up etc but I do believe that people who claim to like this show should be forced to explain themselves.
So my question for fans of this show is 'what is it about the show that you enjoy?'
I'm genuinely frustrated and perplexed so it would be great to get some info on why people like this show. Thanks.

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what is it that you don't like about it?

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It's boring and predictable. The characters are all boring and unlikable, not to mention NONE of them can act. Also, the scripts are terrible to the point that I am actually shaking just typing about this show.