The Walking Dead on AMC

[drquest]

The show is too rushed unfortunately. Especially the season ending one. It should be at least 2 hours. I'm sure they shot a lot of stuff for those episodes, so it's a shame so much doesn't get shown.

[johnmiic]

OK. Without spoilers that was a great opening for Season 5. I hope they can keep the bar as high all this season.

[fallensaviour]

Just an excellent episode!!!
Can't wait for next week.

[Nostalgiabuff]

they really amped up the gore factor this season. great episode.

[johnnystorm]

That was more like a season finale than a premiere!
How Carol has changed since the first season is remarkable.

[alex]

Wow Guys, U just made my day, I thought this was starting on the 22nd of this month. I was seriously waiting for this.

[Sideshow Spock]

I think that was my favorite WD ep ever! Outstanding on every level..

And Talking Dead afterward was good too!

[drquest]

Action packed for sure.....

I think it should have been the season finale rather than the opener. Imagine how awesome a 2 hour season finale would have been with the last two episodes back to back.

[megojim]

looks like they might be going after Beth next week . . . . with Morgan on their tail . . . . "that's a lot of guns, Rick"

[Iron Mego]

Have only seen the beginning so far but WOW!!

[mpramuk]

Amazing episode! I agree that it felt more like a season finale than a premiere, especially for how it addressed the Terminus story arc that made up the 2nd half of season 4.

(SPOILER if you haven't seen it/read the comics):

I really like how they ended with the return of Morgan and that the preview for the next episode showed what most likely is reverend Gabriel Stokes. That likely will be the story arc for season 5, as in the comic he joins them on the journey to DC and the Alexandria Safe-Zone.

[johnnystorm]

I seriously hope Beth comes out all right and they find her.

[fallensaviour]

That was more like a season finale than a premiere!
How Carol has changed since the first season is remarkable.

True very true that should have been a finale but now I'm glad it wasn't.

[hedrap]

Amazing episode! I agree that it felt more like a season finale than a premiere, especially for how it addressed the Terminus story arc that made up the 2nd half of season 4.

(SPOILER if you haven't seen it/read the comics):

I really like how they ended with the return of Morgan and that the preview for the next episode showed what most likely is reverend Gabriel Stokes. That likely will be the story arc for season 5, as in the comic he joins them on the journey to DC and the Alexandria Safe-Zone.

I was wondering last season, when a lot of the Terminus society themes were covered by Woodbury, what would be left. Last night felt more like they wrapped the Terminus locale around the characters from the Hunters. I guess that's the benefit for Kirkman; he can re-edit his material and eliminate what would come across as redundant in a live-action story. The nuances between the Hunters and Terminus would be totally lost on television.

[Hector]

Oh my goodness...that was one brutal episode...I mean...I don't even see that type of gore on premium channels like HBO and Showtime, wow.

I'd say it was the most intense and action packed episode out of the entire series so far...I'm still reeling, lol.