The Walking Dead Season 6 Predictions - Episode 12 "Not Tomorrow Yet"

So this won't be too in depth, make this more of a 5 point preview/predictions post. We've had about an episode and a half of cooling off time from No Way Out, which ended with Rick's confrontation with Ethan at Hilltop last week, so "right off the bat" I can say that I think this will be a nail biter of an episode.

So the episode is called "Not Tomorrow Yet", and the synopsis for the episode reads:-

"Rick and the group realize the only way to maintain the peace of Alexandria is to fight a new enemy. This time, though, our group might be outmatched."

The Walking Dead Season 6 Review - Episode 11 "Knots Untie"

This has been the best season by long and far of The Walking Dead. I know it's easy to say that every year because it just keeps getting bigger, more extravagant, more exciting. Of course, we can't tell how good it'll be in the future but at this moment in time the standards are being raised with every passing episode, and with so much more still to come in the next five episodes, I can't wait to see where the survivors go from here on out.

Episode eleven picks up exactly where we left off, with Jesus walking in on Rick and Michonne, and saying it's time they spoke. I've been surprised so far with how they've handled Jesus, as the TV version is a lot smaller and I want to say sneakier than the comic book version. Always a good thing when they mix things up a bit though, can't have everything by the book. The intro involves Maggie and Glenn tending to some crops in Alexandria, Sasha and Abraham sharing an awkward moment, Abraham and Rosita in bed, and then Jesus sitting everyone down to let them know that their world "is about to get a whole lot bigger". Cue music.

The Walking Dead REVIEW (Season 6 Episode 9 "No Way Out")

I mean fuck.

This is a bit of a knee jerk reaction to the episode, and I'll probably miss out a few bits so I'll have to go back and edit after I've had time to properly comprehend what the fuck I just watched. Only one way to go about it man, start from the beginning. Fuck it. Major spoilers ahead, watch it first, then read this review. Just... fuck. Might as well get this part out the way first, but this is without any doubt in my mind, the best episode ever of The Walking Dead. Absolutely packed from start to finish, some surprises, some expected scenes, but the way it was shot and directed was wonderful and it'll be a long time before they produce a better episode than this. Perfect 10/10.