The Walking Dead: Season 6 (2015 - 2016)

Though something should be said for the anti-climatic ending to this season, The Walking Dead still holds itself high as the best on television. The tv show still keeps the blood, gore, and aggressive fight sequence to an extremely high point. The drama is still ever-engrossing and, if I may go back to the fight sequences, they are absolutely epic.

Season 6 still manages to keep a fresh, dark, and ultimately enticing concept alive. Series 6 of The Walking Dead sees Rick lead the community of Alexandria as they face increasing challenges from large herds of walkers to attacks by scavengers known as the Wolves. Rick and what's left of his group must ally with the Hilltop colony to survive, whilst dealing with the Saviors and their ruthless leader Negan. Honestly, I've watched "The Walking Dead' up until season 8 and it's managed to stay pretty strong. I know that's not the most popular consensus, but there's a reason this show is still one of the highest grossing on television networks. Yes it's entertaining but it's also really strong and has some really awesome things going for it. One thing I really liked about season 6 was its introduction to this new, more permanent home for the characters. We're introduced to a plethora of people who will ultimately put our beloved favorites in intense situations, and change their lives for good. I love seeing how different this place is compared to the last ones we've seen, and the people we're introduced to bring a whole lot of different to the table. Let's talk characters. The season spends a lot of time building up this Negan. With that infamous villain being built, we also see a lot of different relationships unfold between new characters. Glenn's relationship with Nicholas, Rosita's with Abraham, Rick's with Morgan, and so many more. I love seeing these characters, new and old, also come together in dire situations - showing us they're still all human. In fact, I think one of the best moments of the ENTIRE series was in Ep. 9. I still think the story, especially in this season, was extremely entertaining, high-octane, emotional, and smart. I honestly think the writing was great. Yeah, over the course of a long season there's always some moments of iffiness, but I honestly think this series has some of the cleanest, most cohesive writing I've seen in television. The stories are always interesting (yes there are some filler episodes that I don't care for as much, but they all add up) and they're always well written. I genuinely believe that dialogue is one of the strongest suits of this franchise. I also really appreciate the consistency. Whether that's consistency with makeup, production design, character consistency, or whatever, everything always feels cohesive. I always feel like the characters and their arks are consistent and don't stray from who they are. We learn more about them in the best of ways. The production design is always, always phenomenal. I genuinely think this series is so successful because of the consistency it brings to the table. In the end, I actually really enjoyed season 6. It actually may be one of my more favorite seasons, and is certainly an emotionally charged one at that.

great first 4 episodes episodes 5,6,7,8 were not it then was made up with the episode no way out and the other six episodes after it, then we get to the season 6 final with the shit ending which led us to the first episode of season seven.

For me i did have mixed feelings for TWD season 6. There was a lot of character development and thrills. But the Glen fake out and the cliffhanger did damage the season a bit but there still was some good episodes and character development which is why is still watch and like the show.

Despite having one or two good episodes and one of the most clever cliffhangers in TV history, the sixth season of The Walking Dead continues to prove to me that the show should just end already.