REVIEW: The Walking Dead: ‘Always Accountable’

Daryl makes the same mistake twice and even Abraham can’t remember all of the minor characters on the show at this point. Those were the major plot elements from episode six of season six of AMC’s The Walking Dead, “Always Accountable.”

If television seasons had names, season 6 would be called ‘the longest day in human history.’ So far, every episode in the season, with the exception of the Morgan-centered flashback episode, “Here’s Not Here,” has taken place on the day of the dress rehearsal for Rick’s plan to dispatch the horde in the pit outside of Alexandria. This conceit worked very well for the first three episodes of the season, but has really started to wear thin six episodes in – a situation not helped any by the now-insulting way the producers are deliberately avoiding the question of Glenn’s fate from episode three.