Topic: The Walking Dead (Season 7)

[FreebirdSTF]

Eugene's heel turn makes complete sense too. All he wants is to be taken care of, no reason whatsoever for him to not just go along with Negan.  I'll be quite irritated if he redeems himself down the road honestly, that's not Eugene.  He's a confirmed coward who wants to be taken care of by a stronger individual or group.  That's it.

[Prime]

I don't think Eugene's turned heel. Didn't he refuse to give the girls the poison for the other sick wife cause he wanted to keep them to use on Negan? I just think he's biding his time until he can get at Negan.

[FreebirdSTF]

That would be disappointing.  Eugene is a coward, nothing about him makes me think he will ever be anything other than a coward.

[BlackLight]

I don't think Eugene's turned heel. Didn't he refuse to give the girls the poison for the other sick wife cause he wanted to keep them to use on Negan? I just think he's biding his time until he can get at Negan.

The last scene of the episode, where Eugene is overseeing the scrap metal plan being executed, he looked very much at home, in a way I don't think we ever saw him with Rick's crowd.

If he wanted to kill Negan, I don't see any reason why he wouldn't give the two wives the pills they asked for and let them try.

I think it's a genuine heel turn. Ultimately, I think Eugene just wants to be respected for his abilities, and Negan definitely gives him that impression. Which doesn't mean that he won't, one day, turn back from the Dark Side, but I don't think he's swerving us.

[DocSavage]

Talking Dead, the host plugs a music festival he put together with tickets on sale at:

ID10Tfest.

Idiotfest?  O_o

[BlackLight]

Just watched a clip of Talking Dead for the first time - did you guyz know that Andrew Lincoln was British???

[FreebirdSTF]

Tedious finale that finally picked up and got me interested by the end.