Melissa McBride as Carol Peletier, Matt Lintz as Henry, Callan McAuliffe as Alden - The Walking Dead _ Season 9, Episode 8 - Photo Credit: Gene Page/AMC /
Jackson Pace as Gage, Joe Ando-Hirsh as Rodney, Kelly Mack as Addy – The Walking Dead _ Season 9, Episode 8 – Photo Credit: Gene Page/AMC /
The bad things from TWD 908
Negan is free! After many years of being behind bars and showing people what happens to those who can’t be part of civilization, the former leader of The Saviors made his exit while Michonne is away from Alexandria and the survivors have no clue. Only bad can happen, right?
Peer pressure. When Henry gets the first whiff of people his age, he falls right into the trap of putting himself in danger. Venturing outside the walls of The Hilltop is something he knows is wrong, yet he just wants to fit in and make friends…but this isn’t the right way.
That strategy. With a new threat (or at least an unexplainable one) separating into two groups isn’t always the best strategy. Knowing the walkers have to move at their own pace, two people helping Eugene while another runs for the horses to bring them to the group would have been wiser instead of sending one person and a dog to redirect the undead.
Losing Jesus. Jesus was one of the best characters on the show in terms of his excitement. He handled situations with a smile and always was one heck of a fighter. Making the reveal of The Whisperers to be a dodging of one of his attacks was great television, but horrible for those who enjoyed Paul Rovia on their TV screens.
Another cliffhanger. Having the survivors trapped by The Whisperers at the end of the midseason finale was a bit scary considering many of the most popular characters from the show are included in the group who is in serious danger. Now comes over two months of speculating what will happen.
