The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
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The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18

"The Walking Dead" season nine continues on Sunday, October 14th at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT. On the all-new episode, "The Bridge," the communities join forces to restore a bridge that will facilitate communication and trade, meanwhile, someone is gravely injured at the construction site. The episode is written by David Leslie Johnson-McGoldrick and directed by Daisy Mayer.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
oh noes
somebody I don't care about is gravely injured!
somebody I don't care about is gravely injured!
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
So the crew that's out working with exposure to possible walkers aren't supplied with a walkie-talkie of their own so the lookout can't warn them ahead of time of possible danger? How about at least providing them with some weapons?
They had plenty of reasons before, but after Negan's little speech - I'm not sure how killing him isn't the best/safest thing for Rick to do. He's proven that he'll never change, and it seems like he has something up his sleeve - why waste food and risk even the slightest chance of danger by keeping him alive?
They had plenty of reasons before, but after Negan's little speech - I'm not sure how killing him isn't the best/safest thing for Rick to do. He's proven that he'll never change, and it seems like he has something up his sleeve - why waste food and risk even the slightest chance of danger by keeping him alive?
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
So the crew that's out working with exposure to possible walkers aren't supplied with a walkie-talkie of their own so the lookout can't warn them ahead of time of possible danger? How about at least providing them with some weapons?
They had plenty of reasons before, but after Negan's little speech - I'm not sure how killing him isn't the best/safest thing for Rick to do. He's proven that he'll never change, and it seems like he has something up his sleeve - why waste food and risk even the slightest chance of danger by keeping him alive?
They had plenty of reasons before, but after Negan's little speech - I'm not sure how killing him isn't the best/safest thing for Rick to do. He's proven that he'll never change, and it seems like he has something up his sleeve - why waste food and risk even the slightest chance of danger by keeping him alive?
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If they kill Negan, then they will eliminate possible stories they can do down the road. Just like why they never execute super villains in comic books after defeated and captured. In story, doesn't make much sense.
The Walking Dead comics has some good story arcs around Negan's rehibilitation, but it still hard to trust him or know if he is just pretending or not. Don't know if they'll go the same route in the tv series, but with Rick leaving they'll have to act quick to advance that plot, or use Michonne or Maggie to forgive Megan, but Maggie is possible leaving as well. So that would leave Michonne for that plot.
The Walking Dead comics has some good story arcs around Negan's rehibilitation, but it still hard to trust him or know if he is just pretending or not. Don't know if they'll go the same route in the tv series, but with Rick leaving they'll have to act quick to advance that plot, or use Michonne or Maggie to forgive Megan, but Maggie is possible leaving as well. So that would leave Michonne for that plot.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
It seems that I read a list of spoilers for this season on Twitter a few weeks ago. I thought it was just some nonsense, but they mentioned Aaron losing his hand. Luckily, I can't seem to remember any of the other spoilers they mentioned.
So Jadis wants Gabriel now? She wanted Rick previously. I thought she was into alpha guys, not betas.
So Jadis wants Gabriel now? She wanted Rick previously. I thought she was into alpha guys, not betas.
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It seems that I read a list of spoilers for this season on Twitter a few weeks ago. I thought it was just some nonsense, but they mentioned Aaron losing his hand. Luckily, I can't seem to remember any of the other spoilers they mentioned.
So Jadis wants Gabriel now? She wanted Rick previously. I thought she was into alpha guys, not betas.
So Jadis wants Gabriel now? She wanted Rick previously. I thought she was into alpha guys, not betas.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
What does it matter what colour/race the relationships are between?
What room needs to be left for 'standard' relationships?
I just don't get the point of your comment. They're all just relationships.
What room needs to be left for 'standard' relationships?
I just don't get the point of your comment. They're all just relationships.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
Where the hell is Heath?
Looks like gave the story of Heath’s leg to Aaron’s arm.
Looks like gave the story of Heath’s leg to Aaron’s arm.
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It seems they want to push multi-racial black/white relationships. Now we have four. Between biracial and homosexual relationships, it hasn't left much more room for more "standard" relationships. It feels like they are putting too much effort to try and be politically correct that if feels like they are going overboard now.
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It seems they want to push multi-racial black/white relationships. Now we have four. Between biracial and homosexual relationships, it hasn't left much more room for more "standard" relationships. It feels like they are putting too much effort to try and be politically correct that if feels like they are going overboard now.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
It's time for Eugene to get some love. There has to be at least one woman with Asperger's out of all these communities.
Of course, Daryl is long overdue. They seemed to be hinting at it with Aaron mentioning him being a father one day. The Jadis thing might have made more sense if it had been Daryl instead.
It's gonna be extra hard for Aaron to change those explosive diapers with only one hand.
Of course, Daryl is long overdue. They seemed to be hinting at it with Aaron mentioning him being a father one day. The Jadis thing might have made more sense if it had been Daryl instead.
It's gonna be extra hard for Aaron to change those explosive diapers with only one hand.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
Eugene hooked up with Rosita in the comics.
And then... Ah... not telling.
And then... Ah... not telling.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
There are 4 black/white relationships now? I can only think of 3, Rick/Michonne, Shakespeare/Carol and Garbage Lady/Gabriel. What's the 4th?
We also had Sasha/Abraham back in the day.
I'm just shocked we have so many black characters that are still alive. There was a time where it seemed like if there were two black characters, we knew one of them was going to die soon.
I had to google who that was. Wasn't the last time we saw him was over a bridge with a bunch of cars or something and I think they tried to fool us into thinking he was dead or something? I guess they just Chuck Cunningham'd him. Heath was missing a leg?
We also had Sasha/Abraham back in the day.
I'm just shocked we have so many black characters that are still alive. There was a time where it seemed like if there were two black characters, we knew one of them was going to die soon.
I had to google who that was. Wasn't the last time we saw him was over a bridge with a bunch of cars or something and I think they tried to fool us into thinking he was dead or something? I guess they just Chuck Cunningham'd him. Heath was missing a leg?
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
Yeah... Heath went missing on a trip to Oceanside and hasn’t been heard from since.
I think he was temporarily written out because the actor had some films to work on... he was in Kong: Skull Island and BlacKkKlansman recently.
In the comics the character lost a leg, from either a bomb or grenade — don’t recall which, during the conflict with Negan.
I think he was temporarily written out because the actor had some films to work on... he was in Kong: Skull Island and BlacKkKlansman recently.
In the comics the character lost a leg, from either a bomb or grenade — don’t recall which, during the conflict with Negan.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
If they kill Negan, then they will eliminate possible stories they can do down the road. Just like why they never execute super villains in comic books after defeated and captured. In story, doesn't make much sense.
The Walking Dead comics has some good story arcs around Negan's rehibilitation, but it still hard to trust him or know if he is just pretending or not. Don't know if they'll go the same route in the tv series, but with Rick leaving they'll have to act quick to advance that plot, or use Michonne or Maggie to forgive Megan, but Maggie is possible leaving as well. So that would leave Michonne for that plot.
The Walking Dead comics has some good story arcs around Negan's rehibilitation, but it still hard to trust him or know if he is just pretending or not. Don't know if they'll go the same route in the tv series, but with Rick leaving they'll have to act quick to advance that plot, or use Michonne or Maggie to forgive Megan, but Maggie is possible leaving as well. So that would leave Michonne for that plot.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
They had plenty of reasons before, but after Negan's little speech - I'm not sure how killing him isn't the best/safest thing for Rick to do. He's proven that he'll never change, and it seems like he has something up his sleeve - why waste food and risk even the slightest chance of danger by keeping him alive?
I'd be a terrible TV writer.
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The point is they are doing it on purpose to look edgy or PC and it just looks too forced. It would be like have an ensemble show focused on the lives of high school students and you decided to have a character that comes out as being tran, but then within a season or two 3 more characters come out as well.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
Still watching. If I had to guess, Negan takes over the group. Rick dies or appears to die. Daryl heads off to a spin-off show. That’s all I got.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
Thanks, I had to google who Jerry was - and then remembered him... then I google'd Nabila and I don't remember her. I saw Jerry kiss someone, but didn't get a good look at what the person looked like.
This show has had a SHIT-ton of characters come through where we were told their names. Has to be at least 100... maybe 150?
I don't think we've come across any characters who shared the same first name (not including Maggie who named her son after her father) - which would be impossible odds.
This show has had a SHIT-ton of characters come through where we were told their names. Has to be at least 100... maybe 150?
I don't think we've come across any characters who shared the same first name (not including Maggie who named her son after her father) - which would be impossible odds.
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Re: The Walking Dead (S9E02) -- "The Bridge" -- 10/14/18
I think Negan will take control of half the group and Daryl the other and they'll be back at war and fighting walkers and just regurgitating old scripts and ideas.
But who knows.. I thought The Office and Two and a Half Men weren't going to go more than a season without their main characters and they kept going but all with extremely downward viewership.



