Maggie Greene

Yeah.

Glenn was in a relationship with Maggie.

He and Maggie, she was from the farm, and Glenn and Maggie.

Okay.

Yeah, anyways, Glenn, tough

And then they talk about shorter things and longer things.

And Scott Gimple has said repeatedly that he still wants to do some kind of a reunion with Rick and Michonne and Negan and Maggie and Daryl.

Yeah.

I don't know if they will be able to do that, but he's still recently been saying that's what he'd like to do.

I watched this episode, right? And it's like, obviously, again, alternate reality.

Maggie and Negan are great characters to put together in that.

Like, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who plays Negan, is an incredible actor.

And then Lauren Cohen is an absolute gem.

When I was watching on a serious note, the way the camera moves in the entire episode, the pacing is so well done for a Walking Dead episode.

And it's the structure that's put in place.

Like Negan and Maggie are like really dominating personalities anyway, because you have two really big characters there.

But the camera never like just sits there.

Yeah.

I mean, Maggie was crying a bit, but she could have been like, that was, you know, with everything being disconnected from time, she could have been crying about Tyrese.

Yes, she could have, but she wasn't.

Her sister just died, but whatever.

That's right.

We start this episode instead of a super tight shot on dirt.

We start this one with a super tight shot on Maggie's eyes and there are tears in them.

She is sitting there in the forest.

It is, I'm pulling it up now, Lauren Cohen from The Walking Dead.

Oh, it's Maggie.

Maggie.

That's her name on the show.

Maggie and Negan now together in a show.

What do you think of that? i really like her on the walking dead she was good yeah and this is way post walking dead this is like five years in how many years do you think they were doing carol does laundry episodes of the walking dead i gave up at the third one isn't that its own series well now well okay she did laundry on the walking dead prime but then she came back in the walking dead daryl the book of carol that's the title

have they done the walking dead bring out your dead

... uh, we, we finished watching Dead City season three.

Uh, as expected, things descend into chaos for Maggie and Negan, but not before a what if episode, and that's where we left it last time we discussed this, was right before the what if episode.

Um, Lou, let's start with that 'cause it's a very clear beginning to this conversation.

All right, so here's what I'm gonna tell anybody that watches this, the, the, the series.

It did not give me any character depth.

It brought back Beth's sister.

Uh, yeah, Beth, right? It brought back Mag- Maggie's sister, so it's got that going for it.

Yeah.

Mm-hmm.

No, I think Maggie is holding baby Judas.

Mm-hmm.

With Carl crying with his head down, and then, uh, Rick, who finally gets rid of all the walkers, and then he just, "No, no, no, no, no, no." Like, come on, come on.

Crazy.

Uh, we brought this up a little bit earlier, but we will then move on to probably the number one most controversial death with Glenn Rhee dying in season seven.

The eyeball pop, the brain damage, the final words to Maggie, the death that broke the fandom and forced a real world conversation about TV violence.

What are you giving Glenn?

Hot tamales.

Okay, Mad Maggie.

Hot tamales.

Hot tamales.

So are we thinking good tier here or are we thinking like a...

Mid.

Who's this again? Mad Maggie.

Mad

If you grew up in the city and that's all you've known, you don't really know anything about farming.

And of course, Maggie grew up on a farm, so that kind of would make sense to her.

But I was like, why have you done this before? But yeah, I forgot about the people that got wiped out so quickly once they were found out.

Okay.

So, it's so funny because we got to see a little bit of the old Negan in this episode.

And I was really glad to see it because...

I get what Renata and Maggie are trying to do.

I get it.