They also kiss, because, apparently robbed of Glenn and Maggie, this is the romance we're supposed to root for. While on their journey, Carl and Enid work out their big issue, wherein Carl locked Enid in the armory to prevent her from going on that RV trip and possibly getting her head bashed in. The consequences of Daryl’s ill-advised show of rebelliousness. The consequences of the Ricktatorship foolishly taking on Negan’s army. Teens in the post-apocalypse are so weird, am I right? THE WALKING DEAD Season 7, Episode 5 ‘Go Getters’ In a season which opened with the brutal, detailed and cruel murder of two of its more beloved characters, Season 7 of The Walking Dead is all about consequences. In this episode, they gave them a weirdly cutesy road trip that involved roller blades and also heads exploding on a car windshield. They want you to care about him so hard that they introduced Enid, tried to make us care about her, then stuck the two of them together in an awkward teen romance. Look, The Walking Dead really wants you to care about Carl. And hey, speaking of that thorn in our side. The fact that a certain other person stowed away hopefully won't hold him back too much. Jesus also gets us closer than we have yet to solving the Negan problem by tracking where, exactly the big guy lives. But good thing Jesus is there to put him in his place. Honestly, we'd watch Maggie run over walkers and the car with that tractor on a loop forever.īut still, when the Saviors show up later to take half of the Hilltop's stuff, Gregory tries to sell Maggie and Sasha out. The Hilltop only survives thanks to Maggie and Sasha (and Maggie's tractor skills). They set up a car with blasting music, light fires and wait for the herd to come. In perhaps the most inventive sequence on the show in awhile, the Saviors break into the Hilltop and wreak havoc to attract as many walkers as possible. He's worried about retribution from the Saviors, and he should be, but exiling Maggie and Sasha won't help matters. He's useless and own't even let Maggie and Sasha stay at the Hilltop for the duration of Maggie's pregnancy, as the doctor suggests.
This episode of The Walking Dead reveals what happened to Maggie and her baby.
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Posted by Noetta Harjo All the Rest, Recaps, TV & Streaming 0. The Walking Dead Recap: (S07E05) Go Getters. (Photo: AMC.Maggie awakes to find that Gregory, aka the Hilltop leader, is still as much of a bumbling sexist idiot as he was before they got into the Saviors mess. Home » TV & Streaming » Recaps » The Walking Dead Recap: (S07E05) Go Getters.
Also, be prepared to see Sasha and Carl get some screen time.įor some other news on “The Walking Dead,” including a review for tonight’s episode a little bit later, head over to the link here. The promo below doesn’t give away too much more, but it does make it clear that the folks at the Hilltop are going to be in clear danger. Eventually, we do think we’ll have a calm, but we’re not sure we are there yet. Instead, the traditional pattern that you tend to come across with this show is that they don’t kill anyone at all off for a good while after a big death. Would the show really kill off any more major characters right now? There’s a case to be made for it, if for no other reason than that you wouldn’t expect more of it coming at this point.
One of the interesting questions to ponder over now is how much worse could it get for Rick and company before it starts to get any better at all. Synopsis (via TV Guide) – “Surrounded by enemies and saddled with grief, members of the group hope to find safety at the Hilltop before it’s too late.”
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