First of all, it is worth noting that contrary to the scripted mess, this series turned out to be very emotional in terms of nostalgia. Morgan's arc got a beautiful finale, and perfectly summed up the enormous journey of one of the most complex characters in television history. Eastman ... eh, so many memories. However, we're in no hurry to say goodbye to Lenny James, because THE LAST MINUTES OF THE SERIES IS SOMETHING ELSE.
The teaser for Rick, the teaser for Alexandria. Please, no, I'm begging you AMC - we need Morgan in the Grimes series!
As for the main plot, Shrike got an interesting ending - the woman who took children away from their parents under the pretext that their connection meant nothing, couldn't close the love for her long-dead father. And it's not a bad reference to the fact that the son wanted his father's binoculars back, for it's not just a thing, but strategically important information. Daniel was referring to his young years when he was forced to kill for the first time, Dwight and Sherry finally realizing that together they are chaos (I don't know why, but I immediately thought of Kim and Jimmy from Better Call Saul)
Finally, who's that at the end? The military stuff, the same hammer Maddison used to kill Troy ... but the hands are female. Maybe Troy's daughter is going for revenge? But where did she get Alisha's hand? So many questions, the writers have finally woken up and remembered what a strong cliffhanger is. The second half of the season will be special as Strand, Maddison, Troy and all the classic FTWD characters go into one last fight! Can't wait to see the final six episodes! Like I said before: it's not about the story anymore. It's about our favorite characters.
The teaser for Rick, the teaser for Alexandria. Please, no, I'm begging you AMC - we need Morgan in the Grimes series!
As for the main plot, Shrike got an interesting ending - the woman who took children away from their parents under the pretext that their connection meant nothing, couldn't close the love for her long-dead father. And it's not a bad reference to the fact that the son wanted his father's binoculars back, for it's not just a thing, but strategically important information. Daniel was referring to his young years when he was forced to kill for the first time, Dwight and Sherry finally realizing that together they are chaos (I don't know why, but I immediately thought of Kim and Jimmy from Better Call Saul)
Finally, who's that at the end? The military stuff, the same hammer Maddison used to kill Troy ... but the hands are female. Maybe Troy's daughter is going for revenge? But where did she get Alisha's hand? So many questions, the writers have finally woken up and remembered what a strong cliffhanger is. The second half of the season will be special as Strand, Maddison, Troy and all the classic FTWD characters go into one last fight! Can't wait to see the final six episodes! Like I said before: it's not about the story anymore. It's about our favorite characters.