Going to war: Review of The Walking Dead season 7 finale
By Adam Carlson
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Was the season 7 finale of The Walking Dead any good? Here are the high and low moments from episode 716 titled ‘The First Day of the Rest of Your Life’.
Season 7 of AMC’s zombie survival drama has now finished airing and the long break until the premiere of The Walking Dead season arrives. But there is still a lot that needs to be discussed from the finale on April 2. 2017.
Titled ‘The First Day of the Rest of Your Life’, episode 716 brought war to The Saviors, revealed traitors and gameplans while also giving fans some heartbreaking and exhilarating moments that have become common in finales.
But was the season 7 finale any good? What were the parts that were entertaining or moved the story ahead well and which segments failed to hit the mark or didn’t make sense? For that, there is this review.
Let’s start looking at ‘The First Day of the Rest of Your Life’ by taking a look at the positive things from the episode. Here is the good stuff from the season 7 finale: