It's only a matter of time before his sins catch up with him and he self-destructs or, better still, someone makes an example out of him. He's the worst kind of backbiter, but fortunately for the heroes, he's also his own worst enemy. He's not only a traitor, but a dangerous one who's a threat to the safe future Rick and his cohorts imagine. as the episode progresses, 'pickle rick' gets lost in the sewer, and must build himself a body to help fight off natural predators (rats) and escape back to the surface world, later engaging the. We're all humans with flaws and fears.' It's exactly the kind of emotional, opportunist drivel a turncoat would utter, just to get another chance. 'I was wrong,' he replies, whining that 'I made a mistake. As Maggie ( Lauren Cohen) said to him during his weepy missive to be let back into Hilltop, he's completely out for himself. While the jury's still out on what Eugene is actually up to, but there's no disputing that Gregory ( Xander Berkeley) is The Walking Dead's archetypical lil bitch, groveling and sniveling to whomever is best suited to keep him alive and safe for the moment. Xander Berkeley, The Walking Dead Gene Page/AMC The Walking Dead's Josh McDermitt: Eugene May Have to Prove Himself Again to Negan Could anyone really trust him after he straight-up professed his devotion to Negan? Eugene has repeatedly made it clear he'd rather live a cozy, pickle-filled life with Negan - a sensible, albeit awful choice - and there's no real reason to doubt him. His story has been so divergent from the comics that there's no telling where producers will go with his trajectory but, say he's rescued by Alexandrians. But there is no such debate necessary with Eugene. (In the comics, he remains loyal to Rick after being captured by Negan, escapes and returns to his friends.) But being a traitor is tricky in the same way being a 'liar' or a 'cheater' is a complex assessment someone can lie or cheat in a situation and not necessarily be a liar fundamentally, just like someone can make a tough choice to shift loyalties and not necessarily be a traitor. What we do know is that, on the show at least, Eugene consistently manipulates people to mask his insecurities and to stay safe. 1) The Walking Dead decided to indulge in some cross-promotion: Now that we live in a world where Pickle Rick from RickAndMorty exists, we made this exist. Of course, everybody is currently wondering if his allegiance to Negan is part of a long con to benefit his friends or if he's really gone to the other side. A cowardly lion in human form, the mediocre chemist and fake doctor has so little of a backbone it's a wonder he can stand up straight. Josh McDermitt, The Walking Dead Gene Page/AMC

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