Walking Dead Season 11 Episode 9 Disney Plus

Did You See That? A Hilariously Twisted Take on The Walking Dead Episode 9 (Yes, on Disney Plus!)

Okay, let's be real. Zombies and Disney+? It sounds like someone mixed up their streaming subscriptions, right? But there it is, The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 9, chilling (pun intended) on the same platform that brought us Moana.

And you know what? It's actually kind of amazing! Forget the sugar-coated princesses for a minute, we're diving headfirst into the gritty, gory world of walkers. But, hear me out, there’s some seriously funny stuff happening too.

Eugene's Romantic Mishaps: When Geeking Out Goes Wrong (But Hilariously So)

Let's talk about Eugene. Our favorite socially awkward genius is back, and his attempts at romance are as cringe-worthy as ever. Remember when he tried to woo Stephanie (or was it?), and everything went spectacularly wrong?

Well, prepare for more awkward encounters and hilariously misjudged gestures. It’s like watching a train wreck in slow motion, but with zombies in the background. It’s strangely compelling, and you find yourself rooting for the guy despite yourself.

His dedication to finding true love in a zombie apocalypse is honestly… kind of sweet? Even if his methods are a little, shall we say, unconventional. It's the underdog story we didn't know we needed.

The Commonwealth: Is it Too Good to be True? (Spoiler Alert: Probably)

Then there's the Commonwealth. This supposedly utopian society is giving off some serious Stepford Wives vibes. Everything is just a little too perfect, a little too… shiny.

You can practically feel the tension building, like a rubber band stretched to its breaking point. You just know that something sinister is lurking beneath the surface of all that forced happiness.

And the uniforms! The matching outfits and perfectly organized structure? It's like a zombie apocalypse organized by Marie Kondo. It’s unsettling, but also weirdly fascinating.

Negan's Redemption Arc: From Villain to… Anti-Hero? (Say What?!)

And let's not forget Negan. Remember the guy who used to bash people's heads in with a baseball bat? Yeah, that guy. He's back, and he's… trying to be a good guy? Sort of?

It's a slow burn, but watching him grapple with his past and try to make amends is actually quite compelling. Who knew that the most terrifying villain could have such a human side?

His interactions with other characters, especially those who still harbor resentment, are some of the most gripping moments in the episode. It's a testament to the writing and Jeffrey Dean Morgan's performance that we can even consider sympathizing with him.

The Walkers Themselves: Still Scary, But Also Sometimes Hilarious (Especially When They're Slow)

Of course, we can't forget the walkers themselves. They’re still scary, don't get me wrong. But sometimes, their sheer incompetence is unintentionally hilarious.

You've got the walkers who trip over their own feet, the ones who get stuck in doors, and the ones who just seem generally confused about the whole "eating brains" thing. It’s like a zombie comedy show playing out in the background.

It's a dark humor, sure, but it's a welcome break from the constant tension and drama. Plus, it makes our heroes look even more badass when they effortlessly dispatch these shambling threats.

So, Why Watch It on Disney Plus? Because Why Not!

So, there you have it. The Walking Dead on Disney Plus. It's a weird mix, but it works. You get the zombie-filled action you expect, but with a side of humor, heart, and unexpected character development.

Give it a watch. You might just be surprised at how much you enjoy seeing zombies mingling with the magic of Disney. Who knows, maybe Mickey Mouse will make a cameo in the next episode... (Okay, probably not, but a girl can dream!).

"The Walking Dead on Disney+? It's like adding sprinkles to a zombie sundae. Surprisingly delicious!"