Walking Dead Nov 6 **may contain spoilers **

This is a really interesting theory!

I am not sure about this season either, not ready to quit watching yet. While the whole Neegan thing is supposed to last awhile torture is not my thing to watch. I really really hate they killed Glen, wish they would have gone against the comics on that one.

Wow, I really am the outlier in how much I love this season!

I think it's so well-constructed, and last night wasn't boring in the least. I actually hate torture stuff (stopped watching GOT because I couldn't watch Theon get tortured for one more second). I also hated the Terminus half season, and think this is a million times better, smarter.

We watched the Kingdom operate last week on HOPE,even if delivered by a false prophet. We've now watched the Saviors operate on FEAR. And then there's our group that tries the most to operate as a bit of a democracy, slipping at times of course, because it's a horrible world they live in.

I loved the humanization of the Dwight in this episode - I think he's going to be very important to the future of this show and our group.

And I kept telling my husband - Neegan's world is just like "A Bug's Life" - the ants have to realize they have the power if they band together against Hopper, the evil food-stealing grasshopper. Take'em down, gang!! It will be a glorious day! :-)

I am hung up on the pregnancy test and Neegan offering Dwight a night of pleasure. Just made me wonder if Neegan is shooting blanks.

So I was a huge Lost fan at the beginning. I loved the setup, the human relationships, the unexplained creepiness of the island, etc. As the series went on and it became more about supernatural weirdness, and as you saw less of the cast in each episode, I lost interest.

I kind of feel the same way here. As more of the show focuses on human violence and torture, and as the episodes feature only one or two of the old cast members, I am losing interest (I started losing interest maybe a season ago). I am still watching out of habit and a lack of other options, but after the first episode and the orgy of violence, I was considering jumping ship even so; I have watched the last two episodes and haven't quit yet, but am running out of steam.

I get that the developments on this show are appealing to a lot of people, and many people are enjoying the direction the show has taken. It just may not be for me.

I'm the same way. We don't look forward to it each week like we have in the past seasons. I loved watching our group make it against impossible odds. Yes there were setbacks and loss of life, but I LIVED for that moment of redemption. I just don't see it coming this season.

As far as this episode goes, there were definitely some interesting things. It was heartbreaking and horrifying watching Daryl be broken down. It's about killing me. I had no idea what he would say to Negan there in the end but I'm glad he said what he did. I also loved what he said to Dwight. It made perfect sense (although Dwight did not deserve his understanding). It is interesting to see the dynamic of how life is in Negan's camp. Do you think they are setting anything up for a revolt. There a lot of unhappy and mistreated people there. If they can be organized somehow...I don't know wishful thinking I guess. The whole knealing thing and controlling people with violence and fear, creating such a horrible hierarchy. Oh, and does anyone get the impression that there is some serious sexism and racism going on? We see the black men being subservient janitors, women being subservient sex machines and baby makes This is what kills me when people even begin to compare Rick's behavior with Negan's.

I will try to stick this show out. I can't see how I can stop watching without wondering how the group is doing that I've come to care about so much. I just don't know if I'll enjoy it as much.

When they do these capsulated episodes, I always wonder if it is economics. After all, a lot of actors get paid per episode.