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There is a certain amount of uneasiness as we say farewell to both #LanceHornsby and even walker #SebastianMilton. This is very apparently offset by the fireworks between #YumikoOkumura & #PamelaMilton, throughout this episode. Are some of our criticisms based in our present day concerns towards #TWD's impending close? Is it our biases (e.g., what we want to have happened versus what is happening)? Let us know while rating us (make sure to mention your social media handle so we can shout you out)!
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- How do you feel about saying good bye to Teo Rapp-Olsson's Sebastian Milton?
- Rachael expected to see Pamela Milton embrace her inner Phillip Blake, a fellow Governor, and keep her walker child.
- Sherrandy wanted more walker Sebastian. She feels as underwhelmed as she did with the deaths of Lance Hornsby and Leah Shaw.
- Dave had a conversation with Just Keep Walking podcast host, Ben, about the differences in show-running styles between Scott Gimple and Angela Kang. He says he feels sometimes Angela Kang builds up bad guys, only to throw them away, unceremoniously (at least as far as the last season is concerned).
- Sherrandy adds that she felt Lance's death was incredibly predictable.
- Is Pamela our big bad for the remainder of the season?
- Will we see a walker Lance?
- Where is Michael Mercer? Is there a possibility that he was taken with the rest of the group?
- Does Mercer even know that our heroes have been taken?
- Pamela replaces Maxxine Mercer with Kathleen, played by Katie Causey. Katie has been Melissa McBride's stand-in for 7 Seasons. Melissa was supposed to be off for the day they shot Katie's scene, but came in to watch her perform and even do stand-in work for her.
- Mitchell, in the real-time chat, says we are overdue for a major death from one of our major characters. He speculates maybe Rosita Espinosa will die in the next episode.
- Did our group's arrival present the first time that Mercer even considered siding with anything/anyone other than The Commonwealth?
- Our hosts point out that Lance was a chauffeur's son, therefore he should have been a chauffeur. This makes him the one exception among The Commonwealth's citizens: the very cause of its road to ruin. Sherrandy points out that he is "driving" things in The Commonwealth.
- Is it our group, this time, that's sewing chaos within The Commonwealth or is it actually Lance Hornsby?
- Dave points out that Lance is shot on the opposite side of the neck where Sebastian was bitten.
- Who could lead The Commonwealth if Pamela was done?
- Is Dog sedated on the bus - at the end - with a hood over his head, as well?
- Is Annie Smith just another doomed red shirt?
- What is the significance of Lance caving in Sebastian's skull and leaving his coin in its wreckage?
- Sherrandy says that Lance dropped his coin in the metaphorical "slot" to make his point to Pamela that he has always been in the game.
- Did Daryl Dixon and Carol Peletier just stand there while Lance bashed in Sebastian's head?
- Was Carol testing Lance over the course of this episode to see whether he could be a potential ally?
- Did Lance leave Carol to die among the moist walkers in the tunnel, hoping to get her trust, or is he just completely out of his mind?
- Why couldn't/didn't they just cut off Lance's ankle monitor?
- Dave says his favorite part of the episode was Yumiko Okumura's announcement that she would defend Eugene Porter.
- Does Yumiko putting a spotlight on Tomichi Okumura actually protect him?
- Aidan's Aside: This episode was directed by TWD super-fan and Fear the Walking Dead cast member/director, Aisha Tyler.
- Has Yumiko worked on a lot of cases to earn the mantle of one of The Commonwealth's most established attorneys?
- What is Eugene's fate?
- After Yumiko announces that she will defend Eugene, who do you think will serve as the prosecution?
- Will our characters ever put their savage sides to bed?
- Are the prisoners being taken to work on the railroad? If so, could that be connected to the Civic Republic Military?
- Do you think The Walking Dead might be shooting its own foot by teeing up its upcoming spin-offs, rather than focusing on giving itself a proper ending?
- Do you think there will be a huge time jump at the end of the show?
- Dave mentions that Matthew Negrete (Producer, Supervising Producer, and Co-Executive Producer for several seasons of TWD, who became Executive Producer of The Walking Dead: World Beyond) and Eli Jorné (Executive Producer of The Walking Dead: Dead City, and Co-Executive producer of TWD's 10th Season) are consulting producers on these final episodes.
- Could we see some characters from TWD: World Beyond in the final episodes?
- What did Maggie Rhee do to piss off Pope?
- Will variant walkers continue to wreak more havoc on the show?
- Could the The Oceanside residents be among the survivors who were loaded onto buses and black-bagged? Where is Virgil? Where are Luke & Jules?
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