Talk about a rollercoaster ride. This most recent episode of AMCs The Walking Dead, Not Tomorrow Yet, was certainly an up-and-down affair that left viewers with quite the cliffhanger. After last week saw Rick Grimes and Co. meet Gregorys Hilltop community, and promptly agree to take out Negans Saviors group for them, this latest outing saw all eyes on what promised to be all-out war between our familiar faces and the ominous Saviors sorts. Following a full-on bullet-ridden assault on Negans group, it looked as if we were set for one of the more positive and, err, feel good ends to a Walking Dead episode. The Saviors were seemingly all dead, meaning that Ricks crew were due to get some well-deserved goodies from Gregory for a job well done. Only the job wasnt quite finished, with it revealed that not just were there still some survivors amongst The Saviors, but that they have Carol and a pregnant Maggie held hostage. Not Tomorrow Yet was certainly an explosive episode, and it was one crammed full of shocking, surprising, and random WTF moments, and heres the very best of them.
15. Carol!
Finally! It seems like forever since weve seen Carol. In fact, shes not even really been seen since the shows sixth season returned from its mid-season break four weeks ago. Considering how integral Carol has been at various times thought the shows run, its always WTF when shes not included in the action, so it was WTF in itself to see her finally make it to the screen here. Its about time! Similarly WTF, though, was how shes seemingly set for a life of mundanity now, enjoying making homemade cookies and having the big questions of the day revolving around what clothes to wear. Its certainly a different Carol to what weve become accustomed to.
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