Season 11, Episode 22, titled Faith. That makes this talking-walking dead.

Welcome to it. Myself, Jeff Fisher, Jason Butler, Maximus Fisher, the sixth

episode of the final eight, two episodes now remaining. Episode description on IMD, B, Ezekiel,

and Negan plan to work out the camp revolt. Eugene stands trial with Yumiko as his defense attorney.

I enjoyed most of the episode. I will say that the overall thought of the show now that no one

of any importance can die is a little frustrating. I want to die. I want someone to die, damn it.

I'm not going to turn out. I know. You know, I mean, that's the fallacy of them announcing

all these new shows as we know people are protected. You know what I mean? The funny thing is,

that is, I will find it hilarious that even Angela Kang has said she has been upset with them

announcing all the shows because she's like, that takes away the surprise, but we have no control

over AMC's marketing. Yeah, I have no doubt. Now, they're not obviously. Okay, so even if you

say, all right, so these new shows are announced and we know that we're not killing off Negan,

even with the suspense of last night's episode, which we'll get to, you know, we want to quote,

I, there was a good episode with especially Negan, Negan. I'm killing Negan off. I mean,

we can kill the wife. We can kill, you know, we can kill some other people like, I mean, we still have

violin man traipsing around the woods somewhere. Stop it. Okay, so we actually had Luke again.

Last time we saw Luke was the season 10 finale. Yeah, where he was staying at Ocean Side,

so I know it. So we find out from him wandering in the woods with his violin maker, girlfriend,

that, you know, Ocean Side is gone. Have a nice day back to Commonwealth.

There's not a more perfect candidate to die. Yeah, it's violin.

Funny, please. Just, you know, even if it's an accident, even if he accidentally, oh darn,

we lost him, darn the lock. I don't think there are too many like fan pages or like fan groups

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