Warning: Full spoilers for the episode below.
Even though I wasn't a fan of the season premiere, three episodes in, I'm enjoying Season 7's overall approach to splitting up story. They tried to do something similar last year, but it didn't quite work given the number of cliffhangers and the constant feeling that we were being jerked away from something very important. Season 6's "Here's Not Here" was one of the show's best episodes, but it's placement (right after the Glenn death fake out in "Thank You") worked to diminish the overall flow.
But so far, in Season 7, we've gotten three separate, mostly-closed off stories. Sure, we want to know what happens next, but we're not leaving in the middle of a huge event and jumping right into something else. In fact, highlighting that these are somewhat more self-contained stories, Robert Kirkman recently revealed in an interview that last week's Ezekiel episode was originally intended to air third. Meaning this week's chapter was going to directly follow the premiere, but things switched around because The Walking Dead producers wanted something more lighthearted after all the heaviness.
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