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I'm Jim.

I'm A-ron. And today we're talking about season six episode six entitled always accountable

I'm I'm not thrilled with this episode I was accountable say. Who was accountable for the

atrocities being committed? Scott Gimple is ultimately accountable, yes? I don't

know. I don't know. Is he the puppet? The puppet and the Kirkman the

puppet master.

Maybe.

They need to be brought before the Black Gates and Justice done upon them.

Because this is, you know, I felt like we've been pretty measured in taking the Morgan you know even in context of the larger glen debacle and then you know taking the speechifying of last episode in stride. This is an outrage.

Telling a story about Darryl meeting a bunch of doofuses we don't know and don't care about.

Yeah, like I get it you got to introduce characters, right? I just it's it's not very interesting.

Here are the things that happened in this episode.

Darrow lost his crossbow, Abraham proclaimed his love for Sasha. The preserved. But no, I felt like it was a waste of my time. And I was being very charitable with it on Sunday, thinking like, you know, well, you know, we were making a bunch of jokes and I was drinking and maybe I didn't pay

attention to everything everything that I thought was impenetrable is still as impenetrable as it was

ludicrous coincidences that they try to use for thematic depth with this show has none.

This is a low point for me. I haven't felt this distraught about a season since probably season three finale.

Yeah and I'm reading like articles of interviews with cast members and stuff where

they're like oh yeah Gimples got this all mapped out so far ahead he's playing good

the game one move ahead of everybody and I'm like is that is that a good or bad thing like

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