Screenrant
When it comes to The Walking Dead, death and misery and pain are sure things. They are an inescapable fact of life in this bleak, bloody world. But even though the audience knows those elements are coming over and over and over again, it doesn’t mean they can’t be presented in such a way that at least the degree of creative difficulty can be appreciated. When it comes to the season 6 midseason finale, ‘Start to Finish,’ The Walking Dead clearly remembers the first part, as the community of Alexandria finds itself under siege by a zombie horde. But it fails to acknowledge the second part, as the aftermath of said zombie horde quickly devolves into a series of familiar scenarios that suffer from the show’s recent, inadvertent lowering of its stakes.
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