行尸走肉 结束了它的第六季，结局还是一个谜。我们终于见到了尼根在本季最后时刻的亮相，和他实现了表演的承诺，要杀死一个主要人物。我们不知道是谁被尼根心爱的带刺的露西尔杀死，因为它的情节是我们永远无法猜想的。尼根的夹克感觉很过时，但这并不是唯一一个。这里有五个原因，六季的结局是一个很大的失望。

　　1、90分钟如十五分钟一般

　　AMC要求执行制作人史葛第 把最后的结局拉出来，以适应90分钟的运行时间，因为没有其他的方法来出售更多的广告。“地球上的最后一天”应该是一个半小时。瑞克开着房车到山顶去就医。但每一路的都是被封锁了一批救世主，阻止了他们前进，除非瑞克同意割让所有食物。这重复到了麻木的地步，尤其是最后当瑞克甚至没有走出房车谈出来的救世主。在这一点上，路障只是一堆木头。九十分钟的剧集应该感到满到边缘，这感觉就像是在拖延时间。

　　2、这则故事没有太大的意义

　　在摩根的故事中，正如他所承诺的寻找卡萝尔。他找到了她，但她不想回到亚历山大，因为她不能为别人而杀戮。卡萝尔觉得自己不在乎别人为他们杀了她，所以她认为自己会更好地远离大家。这只是个粗略的逻辑足够绕着你的头。这是一个女人把自己从一个受害者的性格转到最强悍的性格，现在行尸走肉使她成为影迷的最爱。迈克布莱德这个演员得到这个故事剧情真是太好了，但她甚至不能说服观众，她所做的是有意义的。

　　3、我们对救世军的了解太少

　　尽管大部分的行动都是有关救世军的，我们仍然不知道这些家伙的底细。他们的主要的指令似乎是欺负别人为他们工作，并给他们的东西。显然，他们有无尽的供应，每一道路障，由越来越多的人，变得越来越复杂。这是瑞克屠宰每个救世主在主要原因。还有多少?几十个?数百?数以百万计的人吗?行尸走肉还没有创造一个没有界限的敌人。他们为什么要建立这个精心策划的陷阱来折磨瑞克?为什么尼根希望他们为他工作?

　　4、僵尸在哪

　　行尸走肉是关于僵尸?当然，这已经成为过去，僵尸在只是一个小威胁，这是探讨男性在世界末日的心里态度。但是，僵尸在这里仍然是主要景观。僵尸部落从上半年的第六季开始在这个系列中扮演了非常小的角色，这是一个问题。

　　5、结局谣言重重

　　如果你读关于结局的谣言，结局可能不是一个惊喜。我们很不幸的是百分之百地确定：没有看到尼根在压轴的最后一分钟里杀死谁，因为相机转移到死亡的角色的第一人称视角。Gimple说谈论这时没有说明谁死了，因为这是一个故事的结尾。第七季将是一个新的故事开始。这显然是因为没有办法，用体面的方式来结束一个角色的去世。行尸走肉在六个季之后，没有坚持任何的主题。看到僵尸被杀死，并继续跟随着幸存者的故事。

　　The Walking Dead ended its sixth season with... a mystery. We finally met Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) in the final moments of the Season 6 finale, and he delivered on the show's promise to kill off a major character. I think. See, we still don't know who was on the receiving end of Negan's beloved barbed bat, Lucille, because the episode never showed us. A cliff-hanger like this feels dated, but that wasn't the only thing wrong with the finale. Here are five reasons the Season 6 finale was a big disappointment.

　　1. It was 90 boring minutes long when it could have been 15 mediocre minutes

　　At some point, an AMC executive likely asked showrunner Scott Gimple to stretch the finale out to fit into a 90-minute run time for no other reason than to sell more ads. Because there was no way that "Last Day on Earth" should have been an hour and a half long. To catch you up on the first hour or so: Rick's (Andrew Lincoln) group packed into an RV to take Maggie (Lauren Cohan) to Hilltop to seek medical attention for the pregnancy difficulties that struck her at the end of the previous episodes. But every road the RV was on was blocked off by a group of Saviors who stopped them from moving forward unless Rick agreed to cede all power and possessions to the bad guys. It was repetitive to the point of mind-numbing, particularly toward the end when Rick wasn't even getting out of the RV to talk it out with the Saviors. At one point, the roadblock was just a pile of wood, which had just as much personality as the Saviors themselves. Ninety-minute episodes should feel packed to the brim; this felt like it was stalling for time.

　　2. The Carol story line still doesn't make any sense despite how much attention it gets

　　In the B story, Morgan (Lennie James) searched for Carol (Melissa McBride) just like he promised. And he found her! But she didn't want to go back to Alexandria because she was still consumed by this nonsensical reasoning of not feeling like she could kill for someone else. She didn't feel like she cared enough about another to kill for them, so she thought she would be better off being far away from everyone. This is already sketchy enough logic to wrap your head around, but coming from Carol, it's doubly awful. This is a woman who transformed herself from a victim to the series' best and most badass character, and now The Walking Dead is yanking on her collar and reining her in, undoing everything that made her a fan favorite. And for what? Because it doesn't have a better idea of what to do with her? Melissa McBride is too good of an actress to be given this story line, but she can't even convince viewers that what she's doing makes sense.

　　The Walking Dead poll: Who did Negan kill?

　　3. We still know too little about the Saviors

　　Despite most of the action and motivation of this back half of Season 6 being driven by the Saviors, we still don't know squat about these guys. Their prime directives appear to be bullying others into working for them and giving them their stuff, but beyond that? No clue. Apparently they have an endless supply of bodies at their disposal, as each roadblock was manned by more and more people and was more and more complex. This, after Rick slaughtered every Savior that was in the group's supposed main compound. How many more are there? Dozens? Hundreds? Millions? By adding more Saviors whenever it felt necessary, The Walking Dead created an enemy without bounds, which took away from the supposed real-world terror that The Walking Dead is best at. We've never seen a group anywhere near this huge in the show. How did the Saviors know Rick would be going to Hilltop for medical help right then and there? Why did they set up this elaborate plan to psychologically torture Rick's group? Why would Negan even want them to work for him after all they've been through? Villains need to be understood to be truly terrifying; these guys are just here to be bad.

　　4. Where are the zombies?

　　Remember when The Walking Dead used to be about zombies? Sure, the show has moved past the zombies being an immediate threat on their own as it attempts to explore the hearts of men in a post-apocalyptic landscape, but come on, zombies are still the main attraction here. Following the zombie horde from the first half of Season 6, the undead have played a very small role on the series and that's a problem.

　　Sasha and Maggie dance-fight on Lip Sync Battle

　　5. The cliff-hanger ending was total bullsh--

　　If you read the rumors about the finale, the ending probably wasn't a surprise. An online leak that we hoped wasn't true was unfortunately 100 percent correct: We never got to see who Negan killed in the final minute of the finale because the camera shifted to a first-person point of view of the character who was getting killed. Gimple said on Talking Dead that he didn't show who died because that was the end of a story and Season 7 will start with showing who died, and that's the beginning of a new story. That's obviously total phooey, because in no way, shape or form was hiding who died a decent way to end a story. The Walking Dead is a results-oriented series because after six seasons, it lacks any solid characterization or fresh theme. We watch to see zombies get killed and to keep track of which survivors are still living.