I'm grateful, and I understand they did the best they could, but it's unsatisfying. It doesn't feel right complaining about Evan's reappearance when we waited this long to see the kid again, but everything about Eva and Evan's reappearance this season feels like they threw them in to appease fans who we were questioning where they were all this time. : Who the hell is this guy and what the hell is his rug?.Who the hell is this guy and what the hell is his rug? Evan It's almost to the point where I want the government to nuke New Seattle already get it over with, I say! Martin and Dolly are two sides of the same coin hoping to start chaos and war until either humans or zombies are the victors. Sloan was the last bargaining chip Major had with the General to keep Seattle from being bombed, but little does he know, it doesn't matter anyway. Most of the time I forgot about Sloan, so if it was meant to be heartbreaking, it missed the mark.īut this is a season that somehow took a more familiar character (Justin) and made his death blase too. Major being forced to put a bullet in Sloan's head didn't carry much emotional weight at all. Related: 21 Characters Who Use Sarcasm as a Weapon Ravi: What is this? She eat the cast of Clueless or something?ĭolly wants to start a war, and she's spent a few times this season doing something big and terrorizing humans and zombies alike to make it happen. There are no prominent DeadEnders for them to factor in.ĭolly's plans are as transparent as glass, so it wasn't a surprise when she shoved Sloan and her boyfriend into a portapotty until they became full-Romero and unleashed them on innocent humans. It was either going to be Martin or Dolly. Only a couple of people could be responsible for Sloan's disappearance. It doesn't make sense how she has done as much as she has been able to do right under everyone's noses. Will Dale be on bedrest this entire time? Why did they bring Michelle back? Where are all the zombie kids? What does Liv do with them? Who watches them while they're cooped up in hiding? Why are we supposed to care about them? Related: To Have and To Hold Review: Just Throw the Whole Joe Away! If nothing is making much sense now, will it be satisfactory in four episodes? Doubtful. It's valuable time wasted it feels like we're biding time waiting for the grand conclusion with no buildup. : We don't bargain with kid-murdering, cure-thieving pieces of sh.Ravi: We don't bargain with kid-murdering, cure-thieving pieces of sh. He throws out a quip about how much he hates Blaine and reminds us of how awful Blaine is and how overdue he is for his comeuppance, and then it's back to investigating random victims. They pick up and dust off his zombie quest once every blue moon and then stick him on his zombie monthlies for the laughs. Collier? Why is it the last time they showed her it was because of her needing to send Ravi on another senseless fool's run to find her twin sister? Ravi laments the manhunt for Freylich kids, but they don't have him do anything about it. Ravi's quest to create a mass zombie cure has been the most dragged out storyline of the series, and the most irritating thing about it is how little it's shown or fleshed out. Related: Good Trouble Season 2 Episode 2 Review: TornĪll this time wasted with Peyton not having much to do, and it's something her character has struggled with for more than one season now. The city council fired her as mayor, but we didn't see any of the politics there, and it was due to her using the funds to create Hi, Zombie, which has yet to play a significant enough role for us to care about it. : My daughter seems to have a lot of friends in high places, a private military commander and.
My daughter seems to have a lot of friends in high places, a private military commander and the mayor herself. It was a decent hour for Peyton in regards to having actual screentime, and she and Ravi were a cute team investigating Beanpole and the Utopium (and it was cool seeing the Cobra gang leader again), but anything of substance happened offscreen. It's as if he's there, idle, waiting for the time when he bites the bullet and pays a long-term consequence for his litany of offenses wracked up over five years. Blaine's entire presence during the hour was sitting in the dark in the basement apartment of Don E's mom's house being a snarky asshole to Peyton and Ravi.
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