That sounds as good a description as any of life under Negan, and it plays over a montage of his slaves being brutalised, having their food stolen, and being fed to the walkers while his underlings bow and scrape as he passes. It is The Jam's 1982 single A Town Called Malice, a song about the desperate hopelessness of life in England's poorest cities.Īnd, stop apologising for the things you've never done, One other song features prominently in this week's episode, The Cell(which comes after last week's, The Well – perhaps next week we'll get The Hell).

But it isn't Easy Street that does it – it's Roy Orbison's Crying, coupled with a Polaroid image of the bloody patch of dirt that used to be Glenn. Over and over the song plays, but Daryl's will remains steadfast. It's a scene straight from the Guantanamo playbook, as Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) attempts to force Daryl to do as everyone else under his command does – kneel before their master and submit to his will. * Creator of zombie genre: Brad Pitt, TWD killed the dead

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