Also, the scriptwriters JOB is to make sure there are MORE EPISODES.....don't forget "Rule #!" = It's ALL about the money...
Also, the scriptwriters JOB is to make sure there are MORE EPISODES.....don't forget "Rule #!" = It's ALL about the money...
There have been a lot of "misses" on the show for the sake of extending the series I think.
What about the herd last year, and all of the fallout from the herd. Seems like it would have been pretty easy to find some heavy equipment, and start mashing them. Much like Maggie's tractor work last night, a bulldozer would have made quick work of the herd...
I enjoyed shitbird Gregory kneeling. He doesn't have a clue about how Maggie is gonna deal with his ass....Can't wait to see that...
I think one of the writers let their teenage daughter write this last episode. Awful.
While I agree that there are good ways of dealing with Neegan and his crew than what they are doing now, if the story continues to, at the very least, keep some elements of the comic book in tact, Neegan will get his dues. I would imagine it will happen in fine fashion.
One of the parts of the story line I find hard to swallow is that every single AR platform rifle they come across is fully automatic. If you look at the stockpiles that Neegan relieved Ricks crew of, you'll see a couple of SAW's, at least one M60, lots and lots of AR's or M4's - they've obviously plundered some military hardware along with their AK's and civilian guns.
I'm also surprised at how many people on the interwebs didn't realize that the Desert Eagle was available in 357 Magnum. (though the one Neegan shot appeared to be a 50AE based on muzzle size)
One of the parts of the story line I find hard to swallow is that every single AR platform rifle they come across is fully automatic. If you look at the stockpiles that Neegan relieved Ricks crew of, you'll see a couple of SAW's, at least one M60, lots and lots of AR's or M4's - they've obviously plundered some military hardware along with their AK's and civilian guns.
I'm also surprised at how many people on the interwebs didn't realize that the Desert Eagle was available in 357 Magnum. (though the one Neegan shot appeared to be a 50AE based on muzzle size)
Not to mention that in typical tv/movie fashion, magazines and clips seem to be semi-inexhaustible capacity, running out ONLY when the story line requires. Also amazing is the relative "explosive" impact of so many rounds.
At least they left out the old "richochet" sound tracks from the 50's....
At least they left out the old "richochet" sound tracks from the 50's....
I guess the other issue I didn't bring up with the "make me a bullet" story line is that she's snatched a 92, and it's was never made in 357. not even in 38sp. Not sure how she's gonna stuff that round into that gun. That could be fun to watch.
Don't you know???
ALL of their TV ammo is interchangeable between calibers, rifles, and pistols. Only seen folks check mags for capacity a couple times, and they NEVER seem to have to slide that first round of the mag to chamber it....What "magic" !!!!!
Still enjoy watching it all, though....that's for sure...
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