Episode 13 of AMC’s The Walking Dead was a bit of a murder mystery, with a character turning up at Hilltop and promptly dying. What followed afterward helped to uncover the less-than-perfect underside to the Commonwealth. The episode ended with some much-loved characters stuck inside the compound of the newly introduced group called Riverbend. Now,
The episodes have been a little lackluster since Season 11 of The Walking Dead returned. I’m not sure if it’s because no one signed up to watch the main characters in neat clothing or because the Commonwealth sucks so much. However, Episode 13, titled Warlords, is a welcome reprieve from the crap being spoonfed down
Season 11 of The Walking Dead is currently airing on AMC every Sunday night. This will be the final season, and it is being split up into three parts, the second of which is now playing. Already, viewers have seen the impact that the Commonwealth has had on the communities and those who have already
Episode 12 of The Walking Dead revealed a divide between the Commonwealth and two of the communities. Because Maggie Rhee (Lauren Cohan) decided not to form an alliance with the Commonwealth, Oceanside also opted out of the agreement. Now, it appears another community is about to pop up in the Walking Dead universe. Episode 13
In last week’s episode of The Walking Dead, Eugene (Josh McDermitt) made the horrible realization that he was living a lie. Stephanie (Chelle Ramos) was not Stephanie, neither was the other Stephanie (Margot Bingham), who turned out to be called Max. Are you confused yet? Now, in Episode 12, viewers get to find out more
Maggie Rhee (Lauren Cohan) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) are at complete loggerheads on The Walking Dead. This is because Negan brutally killed Maggie’s husband. Thanks to circumstances involving the Reapers, the pair were thrust together, and this saw them coming to a very uncomfortable truce to work against the current threat. However, it appears
The latest episode of The Walking Dead saw Eugene Porter (Josh McDermitt) digging into the seedy underside of the Commonwealth after his girlfriend, Stephanie (Chelle Ramos), goes missing. Also, Stephanie’s name is actually Shira now. By the end of the episode, Eugene ended up being hoodwinked by Lance Hornsby (Josh Hamilton) after signing a document
Remember back to when we first met Dr. Eugene Porter (Josh McDermitt), the scientist-who-wasn’t-a-scientist but had baffled his way into getting everyone to believe that he was? Also, remember how annoying it was to listen to his convoluted sentences? Yeah, welcome to that Eugene in Episode 11 of The Walking Dead. Also in the mix
The latest episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead saw further scrutiny of the Commonwealth. Along with this, viewers got a closer look at Sebastian Milton (Teo Rapp-Olsson) the entitled brat son of Pamela Milton (Laila Robins), who is the leader of this newly introduced community. Previously, viewers were not overly fond of Sebastian and now
Episode 10 of The Walking Dead saw the introduction of the class divide within the Commonwealth. It also uncovered a secret plot by the lower class to overturn this divide and bring equality to all that reside within this new community. However, it looks like things are set to get even more divided in the