The First Day of the Rest of Your Life

This episode is highly underrated and was a great masterpiece of action and artistic drama, not the type that bores you, but the type that keeps you engaged with the story.

Many of you watching are upset because the show has changed but I (and many others) like this change. If you don't like it anymore, stopping leaving negative reviews just for the joy of it.

Many people can't learn to move on, Life is a changing thing, I couldn't imagine years ago how the world will change to be what its now, but we as human can acclimate and move on. The show is not the same as it was on season 1 or 2, and this is not a bad thing, it started as a pure zombie show, till the point the main cast got used to deal with zombies/walkers that they almost make no threat, well its not resident evil, So the show won't get an evolved form, and it tries its best to be kind of realistic (even though it can't be all the time, an example of this season is shiva being able to detect the enemy from the allies). Well back to the important point, the show is still doing great for me, and the same goes for people that I know, and I don't mind another season like this at all, just no cliffhangers like the one in season 6, the cliffhanger on this season is pretty good.

Walking dead will continue to walk on this route for the next season diffidently, so if season 7 was not your cup of tea, its the time to move to another cafe, rather than raining it with unneeded sighs.

So many kids and stupid people rate 1/10 season 7 episodes because they cant accept that rick IS NOT the most powerful man in that world.This is walking dead and is not spiderman kids

As you may know already AMC gives The Walking Dead a stupidly low budget of around 3 million per episode. Which is very low for a show as big as TWD. This season some of the actors received a raise from 90k to 600k+. So staying with the same budget as the previous seasons won't cut it for this season, and they absolutely didn't cut it.

Every episode had to be separate they couldn't put multiple locations in one episode because it would cost AMC too much. They needed to have many episodes focusing on the much cheaper actors and only a single location per episode instead of multiple locations split in the episode with more of the main cast.

Even the CGI this season was awful remember that junkyard background or that weird deer with the BS shadow.

This season was not building up to the lackluster finale or even the next season. This season was just filler and extended filler so AMC could make more money by putting more commercials in. Even though they already earn about 20million per episode.

I don't know what to say about season 7, but that episode sums up everything that was this season: dramatic, totally new, expanding our ideas when it comes to the show and making us, after finishing the episode, overthinking and getting crazy. This was definitely not the best season ever, BUT on the other hand, showed us how the universe of TWD is unlimited, how creative and amazing this distopia is. And if you don't understand that, you'll be that boring person who gets stuck in the past.