TMC
04-05-2016, 06:02 PM
http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2016/04/04/walking_dead_season_6_finale_an_experimental_season_s_infuriating_ending.html
As Laura Bradley explains, "death is often the emotional core of The Walking Dead. But when deaths and almost-deaths get the cliffhanger treatment, they tend to lose their emotional immediacy, reading less like effective narrative storytelling and more like a cynical ratings-grab. Because of the season-ending cliffhanger, when viewers find out who died at the premiere of Season 7, the initial shock of watching that much-anticipated moment and all of its dreadful build-up on-screen for the first time will be months-old.”
As Laura Bradley explains, "death is often the emotional core of The Walking Dead. But when deaths and almost-deaths get the cliffhanger treatment, they tend to lose their emotional immediacy, reading less like effective narrative storytelling and more like a cynical ratings-grab. Because of the season-ending cliffhanger, when viewers find out who died at the premiere of Season 7, the initial shock of watching that much-anticipated moment and all of its dreadful build-up on-screen for the first time will be months-old.”