The Walking Dead Season 8 Finale Review... All Out Where
Suggested Episode Soundtrack: The Turtles âHappy Togetherâ
There are a million people who will recap this episode, so I wonât. You know what happened, and I know what happened. If youâre reading this, and donât know what happened, what are you doing here? Big ass spoiler alerts up ahead, peaches! Lookout!
Iâm sick of this Morgan sees dead people crap. When did that even start? He was a stark raving lunatic when Rick, Michonne and Carl happened upon him. Even nuttier when Eastman, the cheesemaker, found him. Yet, no ghost sightings. Now, heâs all Haley Joel Osment. Puh-lease! We all know Morganâs crazy. Thereâs no reason to pretend he wonât act crazy. Stop being startled by his behavior.
Last episode, I was super happy Negan said what Iâve been saying since Carl went all âmake love not war,â thereâs no way to just stop fighting and kumbaya this *ish. Even Morgan said it, âWe canât go back. So, letâs just finish this.â
When I heard that, I shouted, âYes! Thank, God! Please do finish this.â This season has dragged on and on. I, seriously, would prefer Hershelâs farm to this weird idea of all-out war. I donât think the directors/ producers of this season have ever seen actual war. Maybe this season was intended to be more psychological warfare than anything else. Like, how many fans can we lose in one season? If that was the goal, then mission accomplished! Ratings have plummeted to season one proportions. This season has been the biggest hurry up and wait season ever. At least, in season two, we didnât really know exactly what we were waiting for, but this season, theyâve been telling us itâs All Out War since the beginning. But, Iâve seen no proof of this âall outâ that they speak of.
It was nice to see Michonne and Rick holding hands on the way out to war. I guess they were supposed to represent a united front? Whatever!
I love how they always sacrifice people we donât give a crap about. Right off the top, six extras die. Morgan murks dude, but I couldnât care less for Joe Schmo. He should have slit Jesusâ throat when he tapped him on the shoulder. I wouldâve paid to see that.
While Jesus was talking to Morgan, Morgan shouldâve just bashed his head in. Talk about useless characters. Iâm, so, over these morality pep talks. Wasnât it Jesus who went along to the outpost and helped murder people in their sleep? Now, heâs all buddha-on-the-mountaintop. Sheesh! Give it a rest. You knew you were going to war! Stop trying to talk people out of war in the middle of war. What exactly did he think war meant? Shut up, JesusâNot you, Lord. The other Jesus.â! Morgan shouldâve turned around and stuck the sharp end of that stick through Jesusâ throat. Take a page out of Henryâs book. Put him out of our misery, please! No more talkie-talkie, Jesus.
How does Negan have an unlimited supply of resources? I would really like to see the other side, at least, even this war out a skosh. There are always these impossible odds. Itâs, like, eight people against one hundred.
Rosita should have shot Eugene. I donât care if he sabotaged the guns. His flip-flopping, Stockholm syndrome ass has annoyed me for a majority of his time on this show. I think there was only two episodes, maybe three, where he displayed any redeeming character traits. However, his cowardly ass changed that the moment he started playing with the saviors. Abraham is probably rolling in his grave over Eugeneâs BS. And Morgan with the moral dilemma in the middle of war is pissing me off. Not today, Morgan! Not to-day!
Oceanside and their Molotov cocktails! Ha! Thatâs all Iâm gonna say about that. SmhâŚ
Who decided to decorate this random tree with stain glass windows? Thatâs a waste ofâŚstained-glass windows.
Finally! Negan is dead! Thank, God! Itâs exactly as it should be. He was never going to be able to be redeemed. Plus, now that the show took that huge departure from the comics and killed Carl, thereâs really no use for the Negan storyline.
FML!
Someone stop Siddiq from saving this douchebag. How is this the same emotional payoff as the comic book? Huh, Scott Gimple? Where was that? When did that happen? How? Tell me please. I donât feel it. Nothing surprised me in this episode. Not Daryl letting Dwight live, although, I wouldâve liked to see Dwight take over the sanctuary. Not Oceanside showing up. Not Morgan leaving. Nothing really happened. Ever heard the saying, âDonât let your mouth write checks that your ass canât cashâ?
This does not change my feelings towards Eugene one bit. I regularly forget about him, Jesus, Aaron and Gabriel. ALL OUT WARâMY ASS! This was just as anti-climatic as the rest of the season.
At least, in season two, Sophia was in the barn, Shane went rogue and the farm burns down. We saw Patricia get eaten out of Bethâs hands. Andrea gets left. I mean, stuff happened. But, in this season. Season 8! Nothing frickinâ happens! No wonder Morgan leaves. These people are nuts. Grab the helicopter from Jadis, Morgan. Iâm with you. Deuces!
Iâm up out this peace!
**FYI-EAZY! Iâm with Maggie, Jesus and Daryl. Of course, I donât understand why the heck Jesus is part of this coup. Maybe heâll play the moral compass next season too. YayâNOT!
















