I am really liking this show so far, it's kinda simple but effective.
And there is a TLOU vibe with the teens reflecting about the old world and this stuff.
And there is a TLOU vibe with the teens reflecting about the old world and this stuff.
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The Walking Dead: World Beyond - TWD does YA - Sundays on AMC
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The funny thing is I thought the whole point of the show and having a teenage cast was to show the perspective of kids who were born and raised during the apocalypse and have no knowledge of the old world, but this show has flashbacks constantly. lol
I'm not surprised the ratings are dropping. It's been time spent character building but these characters are not very interesting or well written IMO. Add some pretty dumb scenes and this show isn't improving the brand at all. I hope they've got something better planned for the rest of the season because this isn't working.
The season finale preview seems to show Percy alive
I think it went just about every way I thought the Huck traitor story would go as she was the meanest about Silas + 48 hour detour + filling Hope's head with crap advice about her Elton secret
I think it went just about every way I thought the Huck traitor story would go as she was the meanest about Silas + 48 hour detour + filling Hope's head with crap advice about her Elton secret
Smart choice to double up the season finale to end within November, so many shoes dropped that it had to be the penultimate
Hope both are available to stream on Thanksgiving
That's because it's basically a YA show. I will give it another try now that the whole season is done, mainly for the lore. Stopped at Episode 3
Edit: Nevermind, I thought it was done but i ends in 10 days lol
Well as far as underwhelming finales go that might take the cake for 2020
Jennifer is a psycho that needed to wind up dead in a ditch, her psychological manipulation makes many TWD villains look of greater generosity, there is nothing nuanced here and she does not deserve a redemption arc (Percy by all means please be the monster and slap Silas silly after)
At least Felix had the right idea there before the plot armor kicked in
All this to get one girl alone to a helicopter they could've picked her up in back at the start, love how arbitrary the CRMorons are
I don't know, I'd be much less harsher on this if they had actually at least gotten to where the finale leaves off halfway through episode 10, Jennifer's betrayal deserved the fallout time but it was lazy to pin all two hours on that
Jennifer is a psycho that needed to wind up dead in a ditch, her psychological manipulation makes many TWD villains look of greater generosity, there is nothing nuanced here and she does not deserve a redemption arc (Percy by all means please be the monster and slap Silas silly after)
At least Felix had the right idea there before the plot armor kicked in
All this to get one girl alone to a helicopter they could've picked her up in back at the start, love how arbitrary the CRMorons are
I don't know, I'd be much less harsher on this if they had actually at least gotten to where the finale leaves off halfway through episode 10, Jennifer's betrayal deserved the fallout time but it was lazy to pin all two hours on that
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I thought these were two of the best episodes of the season, despite some sloppy writing. Interesting revelations, good fight scenes, and a promising set up for the second season!
Iris' sudden suspicion towards Huck..."I always suspected!" no you didn't lol Also, Hope and Iris being some kind of genius team was not telegraphed very well at all. They were shown to be resourceful, sure, but not like some kind of super geniuses that CRM would go out of their way to recruit.
I think it was pretty insulting to viewer intelligence that episode 9 was trying to make it seem like Iris was the asset now all along, especially since that was the first conversation Huck/Iris had shared all season
I'm happy for a two male budding romance but they have to avoid killing one next year
I don't especially care that there was no Rick tease here, but Silas' actor on Talking Dead apparently trolled one would happen, watch Silas be the only character on this series Rick ever meets before World Beyond ends
I'm happy for a two male budding romance but they have to avoid killing one next year
I don't especially care that there was no Rick tease here, but Silas' actor on Talking Dead apparently trolled one would happen, watch Silas be the only character on this series Rick ever meets before World Beyond ends
I think it's super lame that...
this is all because she is a super smart girl than can make wine and put together a PC.
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Currently catching up. I think I'm on ep 8? They have Silas chained to a playground swing or something. Silas' character and this whole love triangle is annoying. Iris' naivete about Silas liking her and flirting with Percy is also annoying. They should've ditched Percy and his uncle from the jump. Out of the kids, I think I only like Hope and Gumball's actor.
Finished ep 10. Yeah, huck would've been dead on that staircase. There's no reason she's still alive. They really didn't care about Percy's uncle, huh? Huck murdered the fuck out of that man. It looked like dude took a shotgun to the face. Yet she gets to get off scott free? Nah. I wouldn't trust a single word she said. Plus, ep 10 telling us that the two of em were the asset all along makes no sense. Why isn't it just the adopted one (can't remember her name right now)? Because her sister high fived her before she plugged in the pc??
Also, I really need to know where the black dude came from. Wasn't he supposed to be with the dad this whole time? Was he a prisoner then?
Also, I really need to know where the black dude came from. Wasn't he supposed to be with the dad this whole time? Was he a prisoner then?
Also also, is season 2 coming back next fall or earlier?
Finally getting caught up on this. I stopped watching after the first five episodes; I just wasn't really feeling it. But, I knew I'd get back to it once the season was over.
Anyway, just finished episode nine.
This back half of the season has been much better than the first. Can't wait to watch the finale later. I've managed to stay spoiler-free on this show, so I hope it ends on a high note.
Anyway, just finished episode nine.
Holy shit at that ending. Didn't expect Hope to figure out that Huck was the CRM asset. I thought Huck was taking Hope away to ice her before going back for Iris, but it was the other way around. Literally made me verbally say "holy shit" once it became clear that Hope knew exactly who Huck was. Also glad that Elton learned the truth about Huck before he managed to tell her exactly where he is. I hope Percy survives.
This back half of the season has been much better than the first. Can't wait to watch the finale later. I've managed to stay spoiler-free on this show, so I hope it ends on a high note.
So wait, the whole reason any of this season happened was because Huck and the CRM wanted to recruit Hope as a future scientist but instead of just asking her they have Huck send a fake message saying their dad is in trouble so she can experience the outside world to get a better appreciation for what the CRM is doing?
Granted, Hope would have just said "fuck you" if they asked her to join the CRM. That and destroying the university eventually which I am still confused about. They don't want loose ends, but I don't understand why they would go to that extreme?
Granted, Hope would have just said "fuck you" if they asked her to join the CRM. That and destroying the university eventually which I am still confused about. They don't want loose ends, but I don't understand why they would go to that extreme?
I finally watched the back half of the season. My impression was that it's not just about tying up loose ends, but also stamping out any potential discord or opposition.
True, which basically means Iris technically killed them with her speech that day saying she doesn't trust them which could potentially start growing those seeds of doubt.
Fair lol I'm curious to see what this is building to since we know it's just a two season series. Like it's clearly not going to actually cause the downfall of the CRM. I also can't imagine them crossing too many of these characters over to the movies. That said, I liked this season more than I expected to. There were a few dud episodes in there, and I don't love all the acting/writing but it was enjoyable overall.
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The Walking Dead: World Beyond - The Second and Final Season - Sundays on AMC (AMC+ 1 week early)
The second 'Walking Dead' spinoff, 'World Beyond', was initially conceived of as a two season limited series - and now that second/final season is upon us! It will premiere 1 week early on AMC+, on Sunday, September 26 and Sunday, October 3 on AMC's linear channel. The season will consist of 10...
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