Reviewer expresses uncertainty about liking 'The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live' after a lackluster series premiere.
Critique on the heavy use of voice-over and exposition, raising disappointment in the narrative approach chosen for the episode.
Exploration of CRM's survival strategy: kill the A's, embrace the B's. Raises questions about the viability of such an approach.
Discussion on the abrupt death of Okafor, lamenting the show's tendency to dispose of black characters early and acknowledging the actor's commendable performance.
Acknowledgment of intense scenes, particularly Okafor and Rick's brawl, and the park bench confrontation between Rick and Major General Beale.
Highlights the thrilling ending where Michonne shoots down the helicopter, leaving a promising setup for future episodes.
Expresses a preference for an action-packed tone throughout the episode instead of the predominant exposition, critiquing the Gimple-speak.
Touches on the intriguing aspect of Rick's involvement with the Assassin's Brotherhood, while noting inconsistencies in accents.
Expresses dissatisfaction with the portrayal of futuristic elements and a desire for a grittier, more primitive post-apocalyptic world.
Reviewer keeps an open mind despite reservations, acknowledging the efforts put into production and recognizing the varying reactions among fans. Teases anticipation for the Carl spinoff.