TWD Season 7

[Bronn]

So, I looked into the spoilers or synopses (is that the word for more than one synopsis?) for the rest of the season just because I like to do that type of thing from time to time.

What is theorized based on filming info, etc. is that it plays out like this:

Be warned. A lot of info, which is likely on point, follows.

Michonne and Rick are out on a supply run this week. They get in some close/intimate time. Rick has a pretty close call but survives. Tara and Rosita are also out scavenging. They're looking for guns for the Scavengers. Father Gabriel joins the group in returning to the junkyard to hand over the stuff they've got. Rick asks Jadis to "Say Yes" (this is the title of the episode. Rosita makes a visit to Hilltop to try and enlist Sasha in a plan to attack Negan.

The following episode is pretty much Kingdom-centric. It sounds like a supply drop goes bad because of Richard, and both he and Ben (Morgan's stick apprentice) get off'd. It is thought that Morgan has to finish Ben off. There is also some thought that Morgan gives the news about Glenn and Abraham to Carol during this episode. That, paired with Ben's death, draw Carol out of her house and get her active in some way. It is also thought that the bad drop and fallout from it will spur Ezekiel to agree to join the fight against the Saviors.

Next up, Sasha and Rosita enact their plan to infiltrate the Sanctuary. They set a car on fire to lure some walkers. The attack and off a group of Saviors that are herding walkers into a storage container. Sasha ends up making it inside the sanctuary, but Rosita doesn't. It sounds like Sasha ends up getting caught, too. At some point, it sounds like Eugene gets a chance to leave during these events, but he doesn't. Daryl heads to Hilltop to visit Maggie on some unknown mission and he's there when Simon and co. show up to nab the other Dr. Carson. He and Maggie have to hide and are almost found but manage to stay hidden. Also in this episode, Jesus is gay.

In the following week's episode, we see Tara spill the beans about Oceanside. Rick and co. head there and end up taking their weapons cache by force (who are the good guys now?) It doesn't sound like they leave Oceanside on the best of terms, but they don't have to kill anyone to get the weapons. There's supposed to be some cool ocean walkers in this episode. Tara ends up giving some sort of speech to motivate everyone. Sasha is Negan's prisoner and someone ends up making an advance on her. It doesn't end well for that person.

In the season finale, gunfights, explosions, chaos. Negan gets word that Rick is rallying the troops, so he shows up at Alezandria with his own troops. Sasha and Eugene are with him, and word is that Sasha isn't alive. Rumor has it we get an Abraham flashback during Sasha's death sequence. The Kingdom is rallying the troops (including Carol) and departing for Alexandria. A firefight breaks out at Alexandria. Rosita hooks up the explosives somehow that they'll blow up Negan and Eugene. The Scavengers are on site and end up turncoating and firing on Alexandria alongside Negan's group. The Scavengers also sabotage Rosita's explosives, and Rosita is shot in the process. Rick also takes a bullet at some point, but neither he or Rosita's bullet wounds are fatal. Eugene urges Rick and co. to just surrender, apparently siding with the Saviors. At some point, there is a break in the action, and it appears Alexandria has fallen to the show of force. Negan gets Rick and Carl on their knees and is about to give Carl the Lucille treatment when the Kingdom arrives. I suppose we'll get a similar scene from the comics where Shiva joins the action, catching Negan off guard, causing the scene to once again plunge into chaos. Battle erupts again. Michonne is posted up on a tower taking sniping shots at the Scavengers, etc. The Hilltop troops arrive and Alexandria regains the upper hand with the additional reinforcements arriving. The Saviors and the Scavengers retreat. Victory speeches are given, but it is known that the war has only just begun. roll credits.

[CRA]

4 hours ago, Bronn said:

So, I looked into the spoilers or synopses (is that the word for more than one synopsis?) for the rest of the season just because I like to do that type of thing from time to time.

What is theorized based on filming info, etc. is that it plays out like this:
 

  Spoiler Alert!

Be warned. A lot of info, which is likely on point, follows.

 

 

 

  Spoiler Alert!

 

Michonne and Rick are out on a supply run this week. They get in some close/intimate time. Rick has a pretty close call but survives. Tara and Rosita are also out scavenging. They're looking for guns for the Scavengers. Father Gabriel joins the group in returning to the junkyard to hand over the stuff they've got. Rick asks Jadis to "Say Yes" (this is the title of the episode. Rosita makes a visit to Hilltop to try and enlist Sasha in a plan to attack Negan.

The following episode is pretty much Kingdom-centric. It sounds like a supply drop goes bad because of Richard, and both he and Ben (Morgan's stick apprentice) get off'd. It is thought that Morgan has to finish Ben off. There is also some thought that Morgan gives the news about Glenn and Abraham to Carol during this episode. That, paired with Ben's death, draw Carol out of her house and get her active in some way. It is also thought that the bad drop and fallout from it will spur Ezekiel to agree to join the fight against the Saviors.

Next up, Sasha and Rosita enact their plan to infiltrate the Sanctuary. They set a car on fire to lure some walkers. The attack and off a group of Saviors that are herding walkers into a storage container. Sasha ends up making it inside the sanctuary, but Rosita doesn't. It sounds like Sasha ends up getting caught, too. At some point, it sounds like Eugene gets a chance to leave during these events, but he doesn't. Daryl heads to Hilltop to visit Maggie on some unknown mission and he's there when Simon and co. show up to nab the other Dr. Carson. He and Maggie have to hide and are almost found but manage to stay hidden. Also in this episode, Jesus is gay.

In the following week's episode, we see Tara spill the beans about Oceanside. Rick and co. head there and end up taking their weapons cache by force (who are the good guys now?) It doesn't sound like they leave Oceanside on the best of terms, but they don't have to kill anyone to get the weapons. There's supposed to be some cool ocean walkers in this episode. Tara ends up giving some sort of speech to motivate everyone. Sasha is Negan's prisoner and someone ends up making an advance on her. It doesn't end well for that person.

In the season finale, gunfights, explosions, chaos. Negan gets word that Rick is rallying the troops, so he shows up at Alezandria with his own troops. Sasha and Eugene are with him, and word is that Sasha isn't alive. Rumor has it we get an Abraham flashback during Sasha's death sequence. The Kingdom is rallying the troops (including Carol) and departing for Alexandria. A firefight breaks out at Alexandria. Rosita hooks up the explosives somehow that they'll blow up Negan and Eugene. The Scavengers are on site and end up turncoating and firing on Alexandria alongside Negan's group. The Scavengers also sabotage Rosita's explosives, and Rosita is shot in the process. Rick also takes a bullet at some point, but neither he or Rosita's bullet wounds are fatal. Eugene urges Rick and co. to just surrender, apparently siding with the Saviors. At some point, there is a break in the action, and it appears Alexandria has fallen to the show of force. Negan gets Rick and Carl on their knees and is about to give Carl the Lucille treatment when the Kingdom arrives. I suppose we'll get a similar scene from the comics where Shiva joins the action, catching Negan off guard, causing the scene to once again plunge into chaos. Battle erupts again. Michonne is posted up on a tower taking sniping shots at the Scavengers, etc. The Hilltop troops arrive and Alexandria regains the upper hand with the additional reinforcements arriving. The Saviors and the Scavengers retreat. Victory speeches are given, but it is known that the war has only just begun. roll credits.
 

 

 

My guess before reading will be I know 90% of it 

[CRA]

6 minutes ago, CRA said:

My guess before reading will be I know 90% of it 

Well all the big picture stuff is like I thought.  Wouldn't have really guessed one part but. 

[Bronn]

Just now, CRA said:

Well all the big picture stuff is like I thought.  Wouldn't have really guessed one part but. 

I'm not saying 100% of that is legit. But I got it from a place that is usually pretty close, and these are people that hover around the filming locations, etc.

[twylyght]

My guess was that the tipping point to get Carol back in the fray was Daryl getting killed.  If it doesn't play out like that, then I suppose cash is king

[CRA]

7 hours ago, twylyght said:

My guess was that the tipping point to get Carol back in the fray was Daryl getting killed.  If it doesn't play out like that, then I suppose cash is king

when and if Daryl goes out....it will be more like Jax Teller in SOA.

[CarolinaCoolin]

They aren't killing Daryl off til the final season. 

[cookinbrak]

So how did Michonne get out of the trunk?

[scpanther22]

Father Gabriel's speech to rosita was one of my favorite parts of this episode

[CRA]

10 hours ago, cookinbrak said:

So how did Michonne get out of the trunk?

You didn't see the magical dumpster appear twice? Rick slid under it later too

[Bronn]

11 hours ago, cookinbrak said:

So how did Michonne get out of the trunk?

Most cars have a latch to fold the back seat down or to release the trunk if you happen to find yourself caught in there. Don't ask me how I know...

 

[Bronn]

How terrible was the CGI deer? lol @ that garbage...

 

Decent episode, but it felt rushed at parts.

 

Rosita sure got to Hilltop fast.

 

Actually, I'm looking forward to this week's Kingdom-centric episode.

[Cary Kollins]

One of the best episodes this season imo, granted that's a pretty low bar.

 

I get that Rick is all about hanging with Michonne, eating food, banging and sleeping and what not....but damn how is he not more worried about the folks back in Alexandria?

 

The zombie in the windshield bit was pretty funny. I wish they did more stuff like that, add a little bit of levity while also showcasing some badass practical effects.

Some of the dialogue between Rick and Michonne was painful. It felt like I was watching the Tell Tale Walking Dead Game at times. Good thing most of the actors are very strong.

[Bronn]

Just now, Cary Kollins said:

I get that Rick is all about hanging with Michonne, eating food, banging and sleeping and what not....but damn how is he not more worried about the folks back in Alexandria?

 

I commented about how he didn't give a poo about Judith... lol he's never even with her and she's left behind all the time.

I guess the fact that she's Shane's baby could play a part of it, but hell... he isn't even close with Carl anymore. Terrible.