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Has anyone ever stopped to think that Rick now that he's back at Michone runs the risk of getting her pregnant again? And if this relationship lasts longer, they will have even more children together, unless Michone is quite infertile 🤔
Woman in this reaction is absolutely right it’s s too rushed. Peopel can’t connect to background stories without lot of context which looses interest considering peopel used to watch the show for 11 years and just rushed things in this series which is horrible. Man in video, wat ever u say sounds bit silly don’t try to sound smart ur not
“Innocent bystander” ?? Probably 99% of the elite soldiers at that base are complicit in committing atrocities against innocent people. Rick was the only soldier at that base that didn’t have the red stripes yet.
They didn’t have Disney money to film and do post-production on a bunch of alternate episodes depending on popularity. That would take a lot of money that they just didn’t have. They actually ran out of money as it was according to Andy and Danai.
This is my first time watching ya'lls reaction and I'm already a fan. Ya'lls balanced view & perspective on this episode is so refreshing. Love it! Gained new subscriber! Also, love that ya'll are husband & wife duo watching this love story unfold. This reaction video was recommended to me but I'm going back on to the main page to watch ya'lls reaction to each episode from the beginning. Please keep these reaction videos coming!💜❤
I just want to say that the CRM uniforms are walker or delt proof (so if a walker bit Rick anywhere on his uniform, it wouldn’t penetrate. Also, Rick survived the grenade he launched because he threw it in front of the walkers closest to him and he used some of the walkers as shields because, again something about their uniforms and their bodies as a layer of protection.
I completely agree with your wife your wife and I came to the same conclusion I don't like the ending order turns out of events hopefully the CRM is playing 3D chess and they are waiting to make them move on all the communities 😁😅 and that will be the End Game!!! 🎯🦾⚔️🗡️
If there was a planned season 2 they could have left both Thorn and Beale alive, had a cliffhanger came back and finished that off and had Richonne meet up with the kids in episode 3 or something. This finale felt like “we’re done” to me so I don’t know where a season 2 will come from. Are other characters coming back? How will they be in Alexandria with just them four and no one else we know? So I don’t know about a season 2. I’d still be invested tho.
I took a shot for everytime you both said "I FEEL like"... Drunk now, and it's early😅 Second, I'm gonna need ppl to use their imagination! These things didn't take place in ONE day! They were likely there atleast a month, and if you watch every episode back to back to back, you would understand that Michonne started to plan all of this out the moment she got there, and it won't FEEL rushed! G'day
Right... it was weeks and they show that because Rick's bullet wound on his forehead has healed. I was done after "mixed feelings" so no day drinking for me. 🤣
@@JaSamluver1 Lmfao! I'll just use the justification that is Sunday, and the last day to get it in and out of my system before going back in to work in the morning😅
Beale was the head of the snake and he used his 2,000 plus to do his inhumane dirt. Beale only used his villainous elite forces just over 2,000 who were at the summit. They thought Rick was dead and he showed up at the gate. They the elite forces are dead and the rest of the CRM had nothing to do with Beales’s mission. There are a few spies out there in the world but they have no real power. The events happened quickly but in real time one after another and they had to take them out because the mission was planned for the next day! Gimple wrote episode 6. It was a bit crammed but did not need to be dragged out like so many TWD episodes from the past. Great series👏🏽
Sister, this wasn't about the CRM or BEALE or THORNE, it was about bringing RICHONNE to a *close.* The World Beyond gave more information about CRM for those who wanted that. Two more episodes would have ended up being FILLER because of the fact that this series was about Michonne & Rick reuniting and then reuniting with their kids. Notice there was NO OTHER MAIN character in the ending either, even though Carol could have been (as an OG). Also, the SPIES who WEREN'T at the event may come back to bite the group in a spin-off down the road but the CRC is too big and militarized to have been left as an obvious threat.
yup, the love story was the main course, and everything else was a side dish. There's definitely more brewing... there needs to be a movie, and it's gotta be bad-a**
It 'fell away' easily because the City's government and residents had no idea what Beale and his 2,500 soldiers were doing. The main Army had no idea that Beale and his 'Elite' were destroying cities and communities. They all only knew about the 6-year requirement, the fact that the city's existence was a secret, and that no one could leave. The residents didn't even know what they were doing with the so-called As, which from my understanding might have been happening at Omaha (experiments).
May I give a suggestion. Please turn on the subtitles so, when you’re talking over the dialogue, you know what you’re missing. You wer chatting over parts of Beale’s briefing with Rick, and over the CEP All Hands that Michonne saw. They were both getting key info that you completely covered over when you were talking about what you speculated was being said. Also, burning anything in a military dormitory is the best way to bring a lot of people to where the smell of burning is coming from.. Michonne couldn’t walk out of that room with that paperwork intact risking being caught and searched. Best course, make it immediately unreade by manually shreddin it. The CRM Hand: Rick took what he wanted out of his quarters and left that CRM hand behind because he wasn’t their weapon anymore and didn’t think he’d need it. The plan was to set the explosives, get to one of the nearby choppers on the tarmac waiting to be loaded, and peace tha hell out before the detonation. Also, this isn’t the entire CRM being taken down. It’s a secret operation hidden inside the CRM. Beale (a completely unreliable narrator) even said all of this coupe ish was his idea and his alone. The majority of the Military knows nothing about what was being planned at Cascadia. Rick survived the grenade: Remember Natasha Romanov in the tank in Captain America: Civil War? Beale mentioned that everybody is ordered to leave him in solitutde before an operation. No aides. No Leiutenants. No interruptions unless it’s an emergency. “Rushed”?? How long did it take Natasha to take down Hydra/SHIELD. *Minutes*. If they’d added another episode, it would have made this not about Rick and Michonne. Two more episodes would have dragged it out. It wasn’t rushed. You just want more. And we don’t know what’s up with the CRM, *really*. And there are still walkers. There’s still a whole nation that needs to be rebuilt. There are still people and politics. The 2 thousand or so people Beale told the Briefing to were the ones at Cascadia Base, prepping for the operation to bomb Portland and begin the takeover of the country. Rick got the Echelon Briefing so he could get that information out to the people. He and Michonne found out that the Plan was horrific. They had to do something quickly because Portland was going to be bombed in *18 hours*. An explosion that size at a military base is going to be noticeable and draw immediate attention to the Base and then the secret operation. Bottom line: It’s a love story, planned to take place over the span of 6 episodes. The story needed 6 episodes. The story took 6 episodes to tell, and they told it. We didn’t need a whole CRM episode because the CRM wasn’t the story. We didn’t need Thorne as the only baddie. No Season 2 is necessary for the lovers. Rick and Michonne’s story is done. We don’t need to see them again. Let The One’s Who Live be other people now.😁 As for you two. I had fun watching your reaction/recaps! How about doing a reaction of Marvel’s The Falcon and The Winter Soldier now that we’ll be having Sam Wilson being the new Captain America, and his friend Bucky Barnes as part of the Thunderbolts. What happens after Endgame for these too is really compelling. Especially Sam and his complicated feelings about accepting The Shield.
This was always a love story. They said it before ot even premiered. Always about Rick and Michonne. Not Beale or the CRM. Their unstoppable love. Don't know why people act so surprised or get upset about the kisses. They also said 6 episodes to bring closure to Richonne's love story.
The actress who plays Judith is 17. I believe she was 15/16 when they shot her scenes for this series. The character of Judith was probably 4/5 when Rick blew up the bridge. 8 years later, her Dad comes home (about 2 years after Mom goes in search of him?) which would make her about 12 and RJ is “almost 8” is what she tells Rick. She’s been in The Walking Dead since season 9. Sidenote: she played Young Sylvie in Loki!!
@@gwenwafer6420 Yeah! Considering that this series takes place a year after the main show, Judith would be 12 and RJ, 8. Funny because the Daryl series is placed within that same timeline too.
@@Iletyoulive Right... I thought maybe I was looking through my Stan colored glasses but I can't remember her ever just making an outright bad decision other than Jocelyn. SMH, she couldn't even blink right on this one.
It makes sense that Beale was easy to kill, he's an old relic who has been sitting behind a desk giving orders for decades while doing other performative nonsense like having people swear allegiance on a revolutionary-era sword. Beale's mistake was giving a known "A" that briefing without his lieutenants around to protect him. The 2533 soldiers who received that briefing were members of the CRM's elite force, all of whom were at the summit, so they're dead. The show has been setting up this outcome the entire season, Thorne mentioned in E3 that EVERY decision-maker and frontline force member would be at the summit. Pretty stupid to have them all in one place, but it speaks to Beale's hubris/superiority complex. The Civic Republic Council was a governing body within the city, separate from the CRM, and the citizens were fed up with the CRM and their secrecy, in E1, when Rick goes into the city to see Esteban, protestors have signs that read "CRM Transparency NOW!" That is why Michonne tells Jadis she knows the city would not stand for the CRM's actions if they were aware. It would have been nice to see R&M The pacing was fast, but it spoke to the sense of urgency, especially when Rick got the briefing and learned Portland was going to be taken out in less than 24 hours, they had no choice but to do it right now. Once Rick went off-script and killed Beale, it was a now or never moment. The plan was not that outrageous, Rick has said several times this series "you have to burn things to bring it back", and Nat "I know how to burn things" when Michonne first get's to the CRM, and observes the size of the military, she lights Nat's lighter. The show was telling us the entire time exactly how this was going to end. Michonne has always used Walkers innovatively, which was a nice chef's kiss to the plan to pull the pins of the grenades.
Thank you for enlightening everyone on the focus of this limited series. Yes, Beale showed his hubris and authoritarian tendencies when he said that he "alone" made decisions for the CRM and he "alone" must bear the weight. That's why he was alone without security. He thought he was untouchable. Also, there is a difference between the CRM and the CR. Even Jadis said so to Rick in E3 at the beginning. The CR didn't trust the CRM and wanted oversight. As stated in interviews (and the synopsis of the show), this was Richonne's love story and their journey to find each other. And, in my view, after almost 8 years apart, Richoone could smooch as often as they like. Gimple discussed in an interview that the series did not focus on an individual villain (the Governor, Negan), but a segment of an organization to dismantle. I think many people (RU-vidrs) created fanfiction about what they wanted to see instead of paying attention to what was actually shown.
The people who knew the echelon briefing (the 2533 people) were all at the base for that briefing. They were all at that summit. Hence, they are now all dead. The only military remaining are the infantry who didn’t know what the elite 2500 did, hence they say there is the ability to reform. Sure, it’s a bit convenient, but it does work for the plot we were given. They were all in one place, so remove them all at once. Clearly all of them had accepted the trade of having their loved ones safe at the expense of everyone else was enough for them to choose to believe that the mass murder was worth it. The most ridiculous thing for me was Rick leaving the hand behind. It was a weapon he surely knew would be useful. Rick would’ve kept the hand. Can’t see a 2nd season of this, but maybe Rick and michonne could pop up in the Daryl spin off or another spin off one day, but their story is complete.
He was given that hand by the military. Not weird at all that he would want to leave it behind considering the mental abuse he went to while there and wanted to separate himself fully from that.
@@sydcharlotte Plus, if he does 'pop up' in one of the other 'Spin-offs', he will probably have the prosthetic from the Comics instead. His losing his hand was a 'Nod to the Comics' anyway.
They were on their way back to Virginia in episode 5. They weren’t trying to get back to Cascadia until Jadis found them. The only way to get the briefing was where Beale was. They would have had to go back to Cascadia after the helicopter crash. Which they weren’t trying to do.
You’re definitely right about that. Rick and Father Gabriel always saw her humanity. In truth that is probably why she saved Rick after the events of the bridge.
lol...all of the reactor couples I have seen, the wives are always like "yep, we taking the ramen back!!" & the husbands are sitting there with the sad face. The writing in this show is so good...Emmy's all around Y'all reactions are great! Thanks for sharing
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