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Tango0127 Feb 2017 11:38 a.m. PST

… Really Negan?.

"So far, the second half of Season 7 of "The Walking Dead" has been about Rick recruiting other groups to join the coming fight against Negan and the Saviors. Sunday's episode, however, was about another kind of alliance, an unspoken one between two very different men.

At least that's what I suspect we saw at the end of this week's installment, a cleverly structured hour that shuttled between the parallel stories of Eugene and Dwight but didn't have them meet up until the final scene.

Although the hour was superficially about those two men committing strongly to the Saviors, each man spent it broadly deceiving the Sanctuary and actively betraying certain members. (For Eugene, it was the wives; for Dwight, the luckless Dr. Carson.) Kari Skogland, the episode director, emphasized the hidden, with plenty of shots of revealing expressions — Eugene's smirks, Dwight's looks of angst — that the Saviors couldn't see. All of it trained us to believe the opposite of what we saw in the final scene:

"We are Negan," Eugene said.

"Yeah," Dwight replied.

Could it have been a sort of audience double-cross, so strongly implying ulterior motives in order to trick us into buying them? Possibly, and part of me would prefer to believe what the men showed us and their fellow members of the Sanctuary: that Dwight had embraced his inner flunky and Eugene his inner turncoat coward. The more surprising move would be to turn our sympathies against Eugene, one of the most beloved characters on the show…"
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Imho… Eugene is a Troyan Horse…


What do you think?


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Personal logo Dentatus Sponsoring Member of TMP Fezian27 Feb 2017 11:47 a.m. PST

…"all dead yet?"

That's my question, anyway.

Somehow the writers managed to make the Zombie Apocalypse tedious. Which is a shame as it started so well and with such promise.

dwight shrute27 Feb 2017 12:06 p.m. PST

Eugene , beloved , really ?????

darthfozzywig27 Feb 2017 12:17 p.m. PST

Still trying to figure out why people want to kill off the most entertaining character on the show.

Negan is funny. Worst thing we've seen is that he has a limit to how many of his people you can murder in their sleep. Mostly we see that he doesn't like traitors.

Negan is implied to be oh-so-mean, but the show has done a poor job of actually showing us that's he eeeeevil.

repaint27 Feb 2017 12:42 p.m. PST

because burning a man alive in an oven is … "gentle"? :/

The show has become so tedious and uninteresting.

Zephyr127 Feb 2017 3:51 p.m. PST

It's all pointing to Dwight being dead by the season finale (and I still think Eugene will finish off Neegan in some science-y way as he explains it to him Bond villain-style… ;-)


"Eugene , beloved , really ?????"

Many people pronounce it "Eewww-gene"… ;-)

darthfozzywig27 Feb 2017 8:28 p.m. PST

Didn't say Negan was gentle. But if the man is a traitor in a position that requires absolute trust in a post-apocalyptic enclave…

Tango0127 Feb 2017 10:43 p.m. PST

Do you consider Neagan clever or stupid?…


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