The utterly fucking ridiculous black woman at the end.

The pathetic attempt at the zombies to eat someone in front of them.

Woman who runs out of ammo looking at the gun like she's never run out of ammo before.

So the community of women have run away from the Saviours (albeit not very far, surely in a place that is really quite big such as America, they'd have got more than a few miles away, eh?), and have a stupid shoot-to-kill policy that makes no sense, then about fifty of them armed with high-powered weaponry manage to completely miss Tara with several million rounds, making enough noise to attract anyone and anything within a 50 mile radius. VERY SMART.

I assume that Tara had deduced that the two guides weren't actually going to let her go and were instead planning to kill her, hence her escape attempt, but this was not very well indicated and had to be worked out retrospectively. In a show where so much time is given over to fluff and filler, this really could have been better explained.

The return to the zombie bridge with Cindy was stupid. Of all the ways to approach the situation that was probably the dumbest, Ian has already pointed out the look of astonishment on Cindy's face when her clip of ammo runs out, despite the fact she's the one who's best with guns apparently. Not only did she not think to reload, they'd also apparently done no assessment of how many shots were in the clip, how much cover she could thus provide, and so on.

The 'Heath-esque' zombie. Really? We're going with that absolutely insane coincidence, are we? THAT'S THE BEST THING YOU COULD THINK OF?

Also, another new community and group of people. Because we need that.

ALL THAT SAID it wasn't a dreadful episode on reflection, Tara is a pretty good character, the narrative structure was alright, and there was some emotional heft as Tara learns all the bad shit that's gone down in her absence.

Then again, the extent to which the show is content to completely ignore the main storyline in favour of characters we haven't seen for eons (I couldn't even remember Heath's name until Tara called him Heath), means the whole thing is plodding along aimlessly at something of a glacial pace with no particular sense of direction. JUST LIKE A ZOMBIE HA HA LOLS.

Had forgotten who Tara was or why she was there and then she waan't killed at least five times when opportunity arose. It needed brooding danger, not a rubbish paranoid camp

The lack of transforming spoon really spoiled the mandela-inspired continuity

No, not Nelson.

I know there's that whole 'OH WE HAVE TO BE TRUE TO THE COMICS!' thing going on, but fuck that, killing off Glenn and Abraham was fucking idiotic, two of the better characters annihilated from the roster after they'd needlessly fed other good characters to the zombies or whatever other random shit has been bumping them off. Assfaces.