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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by funkyryno
(Post 12957979)
Episode summary:
Good: Watching Milk Jugs run through the forest. |
Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
I actually kind of like the character of Tara, but what a waste of an episode. Usually, making an episode non-linear has a purpose. What was the purpose here? There was nothing... nothing... that needed to be 'revealed' at the mid-point of the story.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
That whole episode could have been condensed into a 15 minute sub plot/b-story and it would have been interesting
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by Dan
(Post 12958685)
I actually kind of like the character of Tara, but what a waste of an episode. Usually, making an episode non-linear has a purpose. What was the purpose here? There was nothing... nothing... that needed to be 'revealed' at the mid-point of the story.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
For the next episode I'd like to see the exact same time period, but from Heath's point of view.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
They could have added 10 minutes to another episode and covered what this episode covered. They could have done that and shortened the first half of the season to 7 episodes and it would have been fine.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
For the first time in TWD history, I keep holding off watching a new episode, as I am dreading an hour of Tara. I've been using this time to catch up with Westworld.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
The only real problem I had with this episode is Tara basically cracking jokes when held at gunpoint by numerous people that just stated they were going to kill her.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
You know what, I didn't mind this episode for the most part. They did reveal this new community that Tara discovered as having a backstory with the Saviors. So I'm sure that will come into play later or probably in the 2nd half of the season. Plus they have weapons too.
Apparently Alanna Masterson is pretty fucking pissed off about the Internet trolls making fun of her noticeable baby weight. Here's her Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/BNaTLL3A...ytwobows&hl=en Dear Instagram trolls, body shamers, and the men and woman who think it's ok to comment on my weight: I hope that you don't have children. And if you do, I hope you teach them about kindness and acceptance. I hope they learn that it isn't ok to make fun of people or call people names. I hope one day YOU learn what it takes to be a parent. A kind, selfless parent. A working parent. A parent that puts themselves in someone else's shoes. Maybe you can't get it through your thick fucking skull, but nursing a baby for a year (and pumping in a van between takes, in the dead of summer in Georgia) is a lot of work, determination, and scheduling. So before you decide to make a comment about my chest being "too large" or how "fat" I've become, just know that this little girl got the best start to life. I wouldn't have changed it for a second. I would've gladly continued to eat enough calories to produce milk for her little bones to grow. Also, grow the fuck up. Your mother should be ashamed for raising such a judgmental bully. I'm sure she knows how "courageous" you must be for trolling and hiding behind your Iphone and computers. P.s. I would LOVE to see any man or woman give birth to a baby, nurse the baby, and then work 17 hour days and NAIL their own stunts. P.s.s. Be kind to each other. We need it now more than ever. ❤️✌��️ |
Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by JZ1276
(Post 12958329)
You said they would kill her and go back saying they let her go. I saw it as the old woman in charge decided to have them kill Tara when she told them she didn't want to join them therefore there would be no reason for the two women to lie and say they let her go when they were told to kill her to begin with. Are u still shrugging?
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by DJariya
(Post 12958997)
You know what, I didn't mind this episode for the most part. They did reveal this new community that Tara discovered as having a backstory with the Saviors. So I'm sure that will come into play later or probably in the 2nd half of the season. Plus they have weapons too.
Apparently Alanna Masterson is pretty fucking pissed off about the Internet trolls making fun of her noticeable baby weight. Here's her Instagram post: https://www.instagram.com/p/BNaTLL3A...ytwobows&hl=en |
Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by Finisher
(Post 12957289)
Not sure what bugged me more: her attitude or her fat ass. Realize she just had a kid but still took me out of pretty much every scene. Everyone other Negan in this world should be rail thin if not full blown emaciated surviving on sub 1k calories a day.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by Dan
(Post 12958685)
I actually kind of like the character of Tara, but what a waste of an episode. Usually, making an episode non-linear has a purpose. What was the purpose here? There was nothing... nothing... that needed to be 'revealed' at the mid-point of the story.
2. They've dealt with Neegan and ran away 3. They have a stockpile of weapons 4. This group knows how to use said weapons 5. They have a great system for alerting the group of potential danger 6. They are reasonable Eventually, Tara will have to confide in Rick about what she knows. If he's willing to hide Maggie and lie about it then why not just leave and go somewhere else. It's not like Neegan is monitoring there every move. |
Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by TerryW
(Post 12959046)
1. There's another group close by
3. They have a stockpile of weapons 4. This group knows how to use said weapons |
Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by chowderhead
(Post 12959069)
wut? These ladies had as much aim as a 1980s henchman on the A-Team. Even though Negan killed all the men and boys in the group, the women were still smarter than Rick by HIDING their weapons!
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by movieguru
(Post 12959040)
I would have thought if the old lady wanted her dead, they just would have killed her without creating the ruse that they were letting her go. They dont appear to hide the fact they they will kill strangers on site. Don't see why she would be any different, unless it was for the grandaughters sake.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
I'm shocked ratings were so low.
“The Walking Dead” drew its smallest audience in four years Sunday, falling below a 5.0 rating in adults 18-49 for the first time since its third season on AMC. The episode posted a 4.9 in the 18-49 demographic, the lowest since episode 6 of Season 3 on Nov. 18, 2012 (also a 4.9). Sunday’s installment was 42 percent lower than the premiere in adults 18-49. |
Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by movieguru
(Post 12959041)
I didnt think they were "too large" They looked perfect to me.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by Groucho
(Post 12958845)
I think the reveal was that Heath didn't abandon her, but it was clumsily executed to be sure.
Originally Posted by TerryW
(Post 12959046)
1. There's another group close by
2. They've dealt with Neegan and ran away 3. They have a stockpile of weapons 4. This group knows how to use said weapons 5. They have a great system for alerting the group of potential danger 6. They are reasonable Sunday’s installment was 42 percent lower than the premiere in adults 18-49. |
Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
I usually like the standalone episodes cause it develops a character more in-depth, but this was just bad. We learn nothing more about Tara for the 70 minutes, other then she is now a smart-ass comedian.
I like the idea for the society Tara encountered, but they do nothing to develop it so you just don't care. When Beth encountered the Hospital, it developed it for a few episodes so you got invested in it. I wonder if this is more Kirkman or Gimple, but this show is really going off the rails this season. |
Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by stingermck
(Post 12959273)
I'm shocked ratings were so low.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
I usually balk at all the complaints in these threads, as I've pretty consistently enjoyed The Walking Dead, but this episode was absolutely awful in every way. I understand what they were trying to do in the context of the overall story, but they could have executed it far more effectively and in a much shorter amount of time. Ugh. What a complete stinker.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by Dan
(Post 12959293)
:lol: what? They were going to kill her in the woods anyway after all that. How is that reasonable? The one girl, whatever her name was, sure. She was reasonable. But not the group. I can't remember where the group was at the time, but Rick wanted to do the same thing, kill some kid who stumbled across them for no other reason than he knew about them and where they were. I think it was the farm. |
Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by stingermck
(Post 12959273)
I'm shocked ratings were so low.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S7E06) -- "Swear" -- 11/27/16
Originally Posted by Luds
(Post 12959506)
People are realizing how bad this show has gotten in the last few seasons. Premier, filler filler, filler, maybe some content, filler, filler, filler, midseason-break. Midseason premier, filler, ...
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