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The time jump might come in handy otherwise we'll end up with Chandler in his mid-twenties still playing a teenager.
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Yeah, Carl aging has been the one real continuity killer so far. Judith should be 4 by now and is maybe half that, yet Carl is aging faster than the timeline is suggesting. A time jump could fix all of that and let them cast a young girl as Judith that they can stick with like Carl. Just from a production standpoint, a time jump seems like a good idea for them to be able to fix and figure some things out. I feel like we haven't had really any time gaps since season 3 to 4. Everything since Gimple has taken over has been picking up where each season left off.
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Funny considering sitcoms usually do the opposite with babies. They'll turn into a 4 year old over the break of a single season... Family Ties, Growing Pains, I think Full House might have done it with the twin boys from memory. I'm sure modern sitcoms are still doing it. Toddlers have a much more cutesy Michelle Tanner factor than babies.
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That doesn't stop TV and movie executives always casting early to mid 20-year-olds for high-school student roles!
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And the odd 30+ year old, lol
I personally love Franks films.....I think his cinematography for the first episodes were awesome...
I think he would have made some quality stand alone episodes while remaining focused on the overall arc. His problem is he wanted more money to make the episodes......which we now know could have easily been paid for.....after all they sell just about everything with a WD logo on it......have they made the Daryl Dixon dildo yet? I am sure its on the way.
I almost cannot watch that long commercial they call Talking Dead anymore.....
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I think he would have made some quality stand alone episodes while remaining focused on the overall arc. His problem is he wanted more money to make the episodes......which we now know could have easily been paid for.....after all they sell just about everything with a WD logo on it......have they made the Daryl Dixon dildo yet? I am sure its on the way.
I almost cannot watch that long commercial they call Talking Dead anymore.....
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40s "men" still cry about being bullied here
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He is a fan favourite based on past seasons, nothing this season helped his case! Yes, get a haircut and lose some weight!!! He looks Fat and Old now....
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When do you think was the last time he showered?
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In real life or in TWD world, because after seeing him on Talking Dead it could be one in the same!
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At the CDC I would guess.
Because he saw a dude who would rather live on his knees than die on his feet. That's what I took out of it. He saw Eugene for what he was, a traitor to save his own skin.
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Mr. Green
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That is the simpleton response. Eugene gave Sasha the poison pill to help her out. He volunteer to talk to Rick to ease conflicts, knowing that he will be betrayed by the Garbage people. Sasha, as a walker, nearly killed Negan and give just enough distraction for the group to fight off the Garbage people and for the Kingdom people to arrive; to balance the odds. Rick doesn't know Eugene's action.
Yea, Rick didn't know. Hence my reply. He was basing his decision on what he knew/saw. Hopefully that's not too much of a simpleton response for you.
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