The Walking Dead Season 6: 12 WTF Moments From 'Thank You'

8. Michonne€™s Moment

One of the biggest shortcomings of this new season is that Michonne has criminally had little to do so far. Of course, The Walking Dead is famous for deviating away from certain characters for large lengths of time, particularly when new characters are in need of an introduction, but everybody loves to see Michonne. Whilst it may not have been all that much of the katana-wielding side of Michonne, it was great to see her call out Heath and deal out the episode€™s best batch of dialogue as she questioned him on whether he€™d ever been covered in enough blood that you didn€™t know whether it was his own or someone else€™s. Funnily enough, that's one of those questions that's just kinda hard to respond to.
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