The Walking Dead Recap: ‘Start to Finish’

Season 6/ Episode 8/ AMC To start off, my sincerest apologies for missing last week’s recap. The past week was so busy that I didn’t even get to watch the episode off-mute until the replay on Sunday. A combination of the holidays, helping friends and family move and taking on the Galactic Empire. As promised, here are a couple songs to summarize the biggest points from The Walking Dead episode 6.7, “Heads Up.” 1.) “Tupac Back” – Meek Mill feat. Rick Ross GLENN RHEE BACK, GLEN RHEE BACK! GOT ALL THESE B****** SCREAMIN THAT GLENN RHEE BACK! The rest of that song doesn’t really apply to a Korean guy in the zombie apocalypse, but you get the picture. After weeks of public debates on whether or not Glenn died or not, we’ve finally got our answer. The survival gawd was able so slide himself under that dumpster (which looks a lot closer now than it did before) and wait out the walkers. 2.) “Mystery of Iniquity” – Lauryn Hill You got it Lauryn, it does all fall down. In the case of The Walking Dead, “it” refers to the wall wrapped around Alexandria that’s responsible for keeping the bad things out and the good things in. But, all walls are meant to fall eventually. Especially when a half-destroyed church tower is right next to it. (In hindsight, why didn’t they just build the wall around it when they started all of this? It was only a few feet away.) So the mid-season finale begins with us watching the wall to Alexandria be destroyed and a herd of what is probably a few hundred walke…