Anonymous wrote:What did the guy (Adrian?) say before he died in the warehouse? The look on Glen's face when he said it to Glen was telling, but couldn't understand what he said. And what did his friend say to him before he left him to die? Something about "It wasn't them... it was us.", or something. Anybody?

NP...Anybody??? My DD and I were like "What did he say, what did he say....turn up the volume on the TV!!!!"

#porchdick is gonna be trouble.

What did the guy (Adrian?) say before he died in the warehouse? The look on Glen's face when he said it to Glen was telling, but couldn't understand what he said. And what did his friend say to him before he left him to die? Something about "It wasn't them... it was us.", or something. Anybody?

Wish they had left Father Gabriel on that rock where they found him to fend for himself the ungrateful ass.
I wonder if part of his motive is to get rid of Rick's group because they all know what he did to his church members?

Poor Noah I liked his character and I feel bad for Glenn.

Go Eugene!

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Survivors Guilt has turned the very unlikeable Gabriel into a Judas. I mean, really?!! You locked your own parish down and refused sanctuary to your flock, but Rick and the crew who saved your worthless ass aren't to be trusted?

Also, what's up with all of this righteousness from a community of people whose code is to leave anyone behind who may be a little bit inconvenient to save? Noah's death is utterly unforgivable.

This. I'm really pissed right now. I'll take the cannibals at Terminus over this spineless group. Alexandria is clearly not home for my people!

Survivors Guilt has turned the very unlikeable Gabriel into a Judas. I mean, really?!! You locked your own parish down and refused sanctuary to your flock, but Rick and the crew who saved your worthless ass aren't to be trusted?

Also, what's up with all of this righteousness from a community of people whose code is to leave anyone behind who may be a little bit inconvenient to save? Noah's death is utterly unforgivable.

RIP Noah.

Anonymous wrote:Carol .... Just wow. Why couldn't she have said I was taking more chocolate to make cookies?

The kid caught her taking the guns, though

Wow! A lot happened tonight. After Gabriel spoken with Deanna, will she believe Glenn's version of what went down? Also,!do you think Jesse is being abused? They let us see evidence that indicates it, but when the actor who plays her was on talking dead she spoke of the character being in love with Pete. This episode was intense!

This episode is giving me anxiety. Is it just me, or is tonight's episode much more gory?

Carol .... Just wow. Why couldn't she have said I was taking more chocolate to make cookies?

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Anonymous wrote:Darryl is too macho to be gay.

I think the show is playing the juxtaposition of Daryl, the macho guy, becoming friends with the gay men. Two unlikely people becoming friends. That's what the show is really about.

I agree. Daryl has become a relatively complex character. Sure, he has a very macho exterior but the episodes with Beth that delved into his backstory showed quite a bit of vulnerability. They're also probably setting up the friendship between Aaron and Daryl so that eventually when Aaron gets killed during one of their recruiting trips, Daryl can go further off the deep end. Right now- Aaron has become my leading candidate to meet Lucille (but I'm just spitballing). I mean, everybody except Rick and Korl are expendible (IMO) so the eventual death of Aaron will have more impact if he's Daryl's BFF.

Anonymous wrote:Darryl is too macho to be gay.

I think the show is playing the juxtaposition of Daryl, the macho guy, becoming friends with the gay men. Two unlikely people becoming friends. That's what the show is really about.

I don't think a gay man would put up with the stench, let alone the breath.

Darryl is too macho to be gay.