The Walking Dead Season 6-Episodes 9-16 *SPOILERS*

[Angus12]

you're outta my life....

We can only hope. This junior high cat fight has long run it's course.

 

[JoeKing]

Doc Denise told Rosita and Daryl with her dying breath, they better wake up and face their fears. How prophetic will these words turn out to be?

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Doc Denise told Rosita and Daryl with her dying breath, they better wake up and face their fears. How prophetic will these words turn out to be?

I think the writers had a little something to do with that.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Just a thought... we may not know who Negan takes his aggression out on at the end of episode 6-16.

We may see the act taking place, but doesn't conclude until episode 7-1.

I'm starting to hate their "cliff-hangers" and I would greatly dislike that.

 

[JoeKing]

I think the writers had a little something to do with that.

That's not really insightful. What did the writers not have a little say in?

 

[JoeKing]

Just a thought... we may not know who Negan takes his aggression out on at the end of episode 6-16.

We may see the act taking place, but doesn't conclude until episode 7-1.

I'm starting to hate their "cliff-hangers" and I would greatly dislike that.

Hating something you haven't even seen yet? Or are you just hating what you can image what the cliffhanger might be?

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Hating something you haven't even seen yet? Or are you just hating what you can image what the cliffhanger might be?

I dislike the constant cliff-hanger barrage.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

Just a thought... we may not know who Negan takes his aggression out on at the end of episode 6-16.

We may see the act taking place, but doesn't conclude until episode 7-1.

I'm starting to hate their "cliff-hangers" and I would greatly dislike that.

I don't think you'll have to worry about that with this one. It's too big a moment. Who he kills, and the brutality of it. You'll know cause that's how they'll end this particular season. That will be the lasting image at the end. The brutally beaten, dead body, of the person he decides to kill.

I'm leaning more and more toward it being Daryl and the biggest reason at this point is that the show has yet to have any of the big characters die the way they do in the comic. They've had the big death moments, but it's always been another character then the one from the comic.

So I just think that's going to save Glenn this time around.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

I don't think you'll have to worry about that with this one. It's too big a moment. Who he kills, and the brutality of it. You'll know cause that's how they'll end this particular season. That will be the lasting image at the end. The brutally beaten, dead body, of the person he decides to kill.

I'm leaning more and more toward it being Daryl and the biggest reason at this point is that the show has yet to have any of the big characters die the way they do in the comic. They've had the big death moments, but it's always been another character then the one from the comic.

So I just think that's going to save Glenn this time around.

Could very well be Daryl, wouldn't surprise me in the least.

Next season's back & forth between Negan & Rick should be interesting.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

Could very well be Daryl, wouldn't surprise me in the least.

Next season's back & forth between Negan & Rick should be interesting.

I think so. It's going to be a great season, IMO.

Of course as I've said before this is the beginning of what I feel is the best three arcs from the comic, so I'm possibly a little bias with this.

 

[AzorAhai]

I dislike the constant cliff-hanger barrage.

What entails a cliffhanger to you? Would the final scene being the brutal death, Rick and the groups horrified reaction from a distance and then a pan out of Jeffrey Dean Morgan in a stare down with Rick be a cliffhanger to you? That's probably the direction I would lean towards them going.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

What entails a cliffhanger to you? Would the final scene being the brutal death, Rick and the groups horrified reaction from a distance and then a pan out of Jeffrey Dean Morgan in a stare down with Rick be a cliffhanger to you? That's probably the direction I would lean towards them going.

Not quite.

A "cliffhanger" to me would be the beat-down of one of Rick's crew and not knowing who was clubbed until October.

And it would be a lousy way to end the season IMO.

 

[AzorAhai]

Not quite.

A "cliffhanger" to me would be the beat-down of one of Rick's crew and not knowing who was clubbed until October.

And it would be a lousy way to end the season IMO.

Oh yes that would be awful. I can't imagine why they would go that route. It wouldn't really set the tone for the next season or payoff the huge buildup they've had towards his introduction.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Oh yes that would be awful. I can't imagine why they would go that route. It wouldn't really set the tone for the next season or payoff the huge buildup they've had towards his introduction.

I hope they do not go that direction.

Anyway, if they did the secret wouldn't last for long... they start filming the new season in a couple months and it would become apparent (from those that pay attention to such things) of whom was there and who wasn't– at least not for long.

 

[JoeKing]

I dislike the constant cliff-hanger barrage.

It's call suspense. It's keeps the viewers interested.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

It's call suspense. It's keeps the viewers interested.

They've tapped that well over and over again.

Time to give it a break.

 

[JoeKing]

They've tapped that well over and over again.

Time to give it a break.

Not for me. They can just keep on tapping.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Not for me. They can just keep on tapping.

Hey if you enjoy that... great for you!

 

[JoeKing]

Hey if you enjoy that... great for you!

I know, Right? I'm loving it and they just keep doing it.

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Episode 6-15 3.27.16

One week to Negan.