The Walking Dead

For its mid-season finale The Walking Dead offers nonsensical writing and pretty much renders the previous episodes of season 8 pointless.

"Time for After" is frustrating episode seemingly void of logic and any intention to live up to the show's prestige.

An upgrade from last week with a bit more going on but "The King, the Widow and Rick" is another filler episode and at times contains some very lazy writing

"The Big Scary U" offers some valuable insight into the hierarchy of The Saviors but ultimately falls into disappointing filler episode territory.

With "Some Guy" TWD keeps the pedal firmly to the metal whilst still allowing time for character study in yet another thrilling and compelling episode.

The Walking Dead continues to unleash war and we couldn't be happier for it. Great action, acting and writing combine to make this episode a winner.

The second episode of this new season of The Walking Dead, with its ramped-up action and creative direction, provides a lot of hope for the season to come.

The Walking Dead is back with an explosive start to its eighth season. Whilst the usual problems still crop up there are signs the show is improving.

A continuation of my disappointment with The Walking Dead, now in its bloated and unforgiving seventh series.

My ramblings on why I no longer think The Walking Dead has any pulling power when it comes to viewership

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