The Walking Dead Fans React & They’re Not Happy At All

This week, the series aimed their attention towards Tara and Heath, two characters we have not seen since the second half of Season 6. If there were an obvious reference to Heath and “PPP”, we would’ve spotted it in the comics. Natania is wary of this, but agrees to let Tara leave in the company of two scouts, who will go with her to Alexandria, scope out the situation, and return to decide whether an alliance is something they want. In “Swear”, is that Tara was interested to see what she and Heath had become after leaving on a mission.

There were a lot of different events that took place at the Oceanside as the episode did a good job setting up for future episodes, despite it dragging at times. I hope to God this hour wasn’t completely wasted on this silly nothing of a story and that the armory at the amazon settlement will factor into the main plot later, justifying the time we spent on it.

Another week another settlement, that’s five for those who are counting, but this one has a twist: it’s all women. These kind of contrivances seek to spoil the overall atmosphere of The Walking Dead. As she explored the community she was caught by the community’s leader Natania (Deborah May). In exchange, she asked Tara to swear that she’ll never mention her community to anyone.

The best of said flashbacks actually comes fairly early on, when Tara and the H-man end up in an evacuated camp on a bridge, and with the pair being the nonchalant idiots they often are, they quickly disturb a fairly creepy-looking nest of walkers, hidden under a huge f***-off pile of sand.

Her brother Jordan is also an actor, as are two of her half-brothers; Christopher Masterson, who played Francis in Malcolm in the Middle, and Danny, who is best known for his role as Steven on That 70s Show.

“One person wrote after watching the episode: “@TheWalkingDead Shocking? She pulls on a half-buried object, reasoning that it’s hard enough to dislodge that there must be something good hidden within, but instead she inadvertently wakens a herd of buried walkers, and while she and Heath are fighting them off, she tumbles into the water and is washed away by the current.

Series regular Norman Reedus hinted a controversial comment about what is going to happen to his character in The Walking Dead Season 7.

For a TV show that’s produced record ratings and built a following unlike any cable series in history, “The Walking Dead” sure has a habit of making fans irate. Now that Denise is off the show, they might want to consider to continue their diversity and make Cindy a love interest. Tanya and her allies were debating just what actions to take with Tara: to kill or not to kill?

We soon meet Tanya, Katherine and Beatrice, as Tara told her story of falling off the bridge and landing onto the beach, where Cindy and Rachel came to her aid. She basically betrays every rule in Oceanside to save Tara, twice. Tara found herself invited to a late supper courtesy of Cindy, Tanya, Beatrice and Katherine.

What do you guys think?