Show Don't Tell (Spoliers)


Who is the idiot that decided it would be a good idea to tell a crucial part of the story (the death of the main character) in a documentary interview/flashback/slow-motion style.

So ineffective and underwhelming.

Plus freakin' ramen? Do you know how much cup-o-ramen is sold in America? That's how Alicia knew Al had run into Madison.

This episode made me consider quitting on this show again.

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It was kimchi

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They said Kimchi, but the box was labeled ramen.

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Kimchi is essentially cabbage if I'm not mistaken but they were clearly eating noodles that could have been Kimchi flavored, I guess. Kinda reminds me of the barrel guard being called a flash suppressor.

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You mean that thingy (shroud) that goes up the side.

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Yeah, it's a perforated metal shield that surrounds the barrel that acts as a heat shield.

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I know what it is. I was quoting Marilyn McCarthy. She wanted to ban guns that had one on it. She was asked if she knew what they were and she called it a thingy.

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The whole "dramatic reenactment" bit was an appallingly poor artistic choice also.

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Yes - it totally didn't work - I guess the whole scene was easier to pull off that way - but it lacked excitement ... Madison deserved a better ending.

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It may be common before the outbreak but as food supplies are getting scarce , chances are those instant noodles would have been much rarer after some time.

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