Re: What TV Show Did You Last Watch
Not saying I don't like it, but I still think TWD is moving awfully fast this season. Fast to get out of Georgia. Fast to start having questions of why they were still alive and if they even wanted to be. Fast to get to Alexandria. Fast to assimilate into the community. Fast to become suspicious to the community. Fast for the community to be suspicious of them if they weren't going to be all along to begin with.
I could've seen the community being skeptical of them all along instead of all open arms... but they played it as all open arms. Even quickly assigning jobs. Important jobs even. So with that in mind I would have liked to have seen tiny fractures developing that led to questions that finally boiled over. Not a quick 180. Maybe actually see a little more indepth her reaction to Gabriel's comments. Or what about Maggie overhearing the comments? Was that just forgotten? You'd think she'd either try and set the community straight or go to her own group with that and discuss what to do.
For a show with I assume no endgame in sight, I'd think they'd want to milk things as much as possible without it being blatant filler in order not to just use up all the potential twists and plot lines because they rushed through things getting from point A to B. No need in going straight from "We're a group... We're a family" in one episode to "Why are we even still alive? I don't want to go on" in the next. They could've played that transition out over a course of episodes, and thus days and weeks and months in character/story life, to get them to a breaking point a bit more realistically. IOW...just GETTING to the Alexandria gates could've been the cliffhanger for the season next weekend IMHO.
Not saying I don't like it, but I still think TWD is moving awfully fast this season. Fast to get out of Georgia. Fast to start having questions of why they were still alive and if they even wanted to be. Fast to get to Alexandria. Fast to assimilate into the community. Fast to become suspicious to the community. Fast for the community to be suspicious of them if they weren't going to be all along to begin with.
I could've seen the community being skeptical of them all along instead of all open arms... but they played it as all open arms. Even quickly assigning jobs. Important jobs even. So with that in mind I would have liked to have seen tiny fractures developing that led to questions that finally boiled over. Not a quick 180. Maybe actually see a little more indepth her reaction to Gabriel's comments. Or what about Maggie overhearing the comments? Was that just forgotten? You'd think she'd either try and set the community straight or go to her own group with that and discuss what to do.
For a show with I assume no endgame in sight, I'd think they'd want to milk things as much as possible without it being blatant filler in order not to just use up all the potential twists and plot lines because they rushed through things getting from point A to B. No need in going straight from "We're a group... We're a family" in one episode to "Why are we even still alive? I don't want to go on" in the next. They could've played that transition out over a course of episodes, and thus days and weeks and months in character/story life, to get them to a breaking point a bit more realistically. IOW...just GETTING to the Alexandria gates could've been the cliffhanger for the season next weekend IMHO.
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