Meanwhile, getting back to the naked awakening Jesus caused last week, Rick and Michonne are disturbed from their slumber, with everyone quickly realizing they hooked up. It’s a beat that will echo throughout this episode and it’s pretty effective. We quickly revisit his (possibly romantic?) feelings for Sasha at the beginning of this episode, only to be reminded of his relationship with Rosita along with the pregnancy plans between Glenn and Maggie. Sure, he has had a lack of things to do since Eugene’s secrets were revealed, but I am enjoying the way they are making this conflicted man something of an emotional center for some. I may be jumping ahead a bit, but the idea of Rick essentially covering himself in someone else’s blood anytime he is introduced to a new group of people is starting to become my favorite dark joke of this series.Īnyway, backing up a bit, this episode is really about Abraham. Not to spoil things to heavily for those who haven’t read the comics, but I am mainly referring to Rick’s arrival at Hilltop. While I happily enjoy the way The Walking Dead moves in and out of exactly what takes place for the sake of keeping things compelling for the comic readers, this is fun.
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It is neat to find the series relying on the comics so much lately. Jesus may have opened up the world, but there are going to be a few people left in it, after learning what the future plans are for these various communities. With that out of the way though, we can now put the spotlight back on The Walking Dead, which dealt with a lot of setup this week, along with some no nonsense stuff from Rick and the gang. Apologies for arriving late to discuss what happens when Abraham decides to pour the Bisquick to make the pancakes, but I had the Academy Awards to deal with.
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