I've never felt more sick watching an episode of any series than I did tonight. I was beyond horrified at what I saw. For 8 months, I have been trying to unlock the mystery of who would die. It came down to it either being Abraham or Glenn. Never in a million years did I think it would be both. I get it, they had to kill them off to move the story forward. But what I have issues with is in how they died. It was beyond barbaric and I also get why they (the writers) really had to drive home just how insane Negan is. But the reason why I just can't stomach it is that I feel like the writers just didn't give them the respect as fan-favorites. The brutality is something that is going to stay with me for as long as I continue to watch TWD. I think it's safe to say that the world (anyone that watched tonight) cried. I had tears in my eyes, something that doesn't happen ever with TWD. The lone exception being Herschel.

He's only been in 2 episodes so far, but it's a safe bet to say that Negan is up there as one of the greatest villains of all-time. He's even ahead of King Joffery in my book. The Governor by comparison seems like a Lady Bug.

Makes me think of Admiral Caine from Battlestar Galactica.. though when we finally saw her story, it wasn't nearly as interesting as it was in our heads.

I honestly have forgotten about this mid season portion. I'll have to find time for it and binge watch this mother.

Also....it was great to see Michael Cudlitz come back for one episode (flashback for inquiring minds).