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Here's our reaction to THE WALKING DEAD s05e09!

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Rachel Paul

They say Tyrese got one of the more pleasant nicer deaths of the team not so brutal. Which I definitely have to agree with. He got to see everyone he cared about/had some beef, he was able to get some form of closure/inner peace it seems the car scene is so sweet and peaceful!

Bassorelli Chiara

I do feel like his death was kind of meaningless, since he´s been surviving all this time only to get taken out by a walker, but at the same time I feel like they were trying to remind the audience how dangerous the walkers still are. Also, if you didn´t notice, the voice on the radio it´s actually Rick´s voice, the actor is british and uses an american accent for the character, but he speaks on the radio with his british accent. Next episode it´s one of my favorites, can´t wait!!

rila

I do agree on the walker bite being kinda lame lol but I think the moments following that are really good. This episode was a bit artsy and I think they accomplished their vision in the end. I’m pretty sure that house in the picture is the house that Tyreese, Carol and the girls were staying in. And I interpret the picture of the twins as a reminder to Tyreese of what happened with Lizzie and Mika.

Michael Hoskins

This is one of the more artistic episodes, and was really well done for what it was. And if you think about it, it really fit Tyrese‘s personality well - he was more peaceful then he was a fighter, and that’s what was shown. Also, we really hadn’t had anyone getting bit on a limb, waiting a certain amount of time and then dying from it; up until this point those in our main group who were bit on one of their extremities and amputated survived. At the end of the day, Tyreese was not meant for this world, which was really the point of each of those hallucinations he had - especially Martin who flat out told Tyreese he wasn’t meant for this world. Tyrese even at one point convinced himself he wanted to fight, but it was too late and he ended up turning the imagined radio off (with Andrew Lincoln’s voice) as a symbolic goodbye move before dying.