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    For some reason, I kinda liked the last episode...
    it felt that was written a bit differently, there is more human connections, and not just a weird war/kill zombies loop.

    And surprisingly enough.. I kinda sympathised with Jadis.
    Didnt understand the whole way of talking though.. (that ended up going to "normal mode" torwards the end)

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    • I'd like more explanation on the speaking too. I'm glad it was something they chose to do as it made no sense that people would forgot how to talk in a coupleETM
    • years. Maybe a couple generations living like that may see language changes, but not a couple years.ETM
    • the reference to the helipad and the "you know what this place was, don't you?" to jadis is making me nuts. did i miss something?Gnash
    • Yeah, that helipad thing was something that maybe will only come up again the end of this season.. but I think it was a good episode overallFabricio
    • I was surprised to see Negan being a bit (too) emotional about Carl's death... will he be good, and Simon be the new bad guy?Fabricio
    • With that exchange between Negan and Simon, it felt that they were trying to setup something... maybe its just a curveball.. dunnoFabricio
    • PS: about the helipad, there might be some connection with this:
      https://www.express.…      Fabricio
    • Ya, that flash of empathy in began was odd. But don't forget that he just LOVED bashing in the skulls rick's crew so don't get your hopes upGnash
    • what do you think the garbage pit "was" ? oh, and they mentioned the solar panels there, tooGnash
    • plus, she was eating military-like rations from a pretty clean looking box.Gnash
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