The So, Welcome to the Watching Dead, the officially unofficial podcast for The Walking Dead on

AMC. I'm Jim. I'm Iran.

And today we're talking about season 7, episode 2, titled The Well.

What do you think of this episode?

I thought it was pretty good.

I thought it was pretty, it was definitely a departure from

last week's angst orama and violence orama but it introduced I think a slew of new appealing characters.

It finally, well not finally, but it brought more nuanced

to like the morgalizing and the differences of philosophies that Carol and

Morgan have and introduce some interesting new dynamics between those new groups and our old

established characters. So what's not to like?

Yeah, I roughly feel the same. I thought it was pretty good. I did like seeing some new people

introduced, a new place introduced. You know, it's kind of, in some some ways a rehash of things like Woodbury or things like

Alexander or not that Alexandria the prison or even Alexandria when we first meet it but I think there's a different enough spin in that Ezekiel

seems to be a little more aware of how to keep this place together. Yeah, like it's nice to see a Woodbury with more of a benign leadership.

Like your alarm bells go off because the guy seems like he's a nutter.

Right.

But then by the end of the episode, he definitely,

I think you said self-aware, that's a good term to use.

Like, he's just as surprises anybody

that this is working, but it is working for this particular

community in this particular group and it's it's holding them together and

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