They should’ve killed this idiot long time ago! Because of him a lot of people died in Alexandria and I am shocked why Rick never killed him or at least kick this cry baby out of the group my gosh my trauma

Helpp

I saw the first episode and liked it very much. But when they got at the second episode to this church/sanctuary it get way to ridiculous for me. And hear me out because what I’m saying is plain stupid. Them making fun of Daryl not speaking French is understandable. But French people don’t speak English. Like at all (as far as I can say) so suddenly everyone speaks it makes it so unbelievable. I will try to get past this and enjoy the rest of the show lol

Lauren Cohan has joined in a starring role for a new Amazon series called Stillwater, which is also based on a comic by Robert Kirkman. How does this fare with a potential fourth season for Dead City?

I want more episodes. Feels nostalgic whenever I watch twd episodes.

Abigail - Maggie
Micah- Dwight
Arthur - ?
Dutch - Negan
Lenny - Noah

"I'm doin stuff Lori, Thaangs"

I had sympathy for her at first but she just seemed to turn into a dumb bitch in my opinion.

Watching the show for the first time and went in almost completely blind. Apart from the few key scenes that you can't get around knowing when you were online the time it aired (like the s7 ep1 scene).

I thought I'd talk about what I thought of the characters right now.

Negan - He's cringey af. Can't take the guy seriously. I wanna punch him in the face.

Rick - I really like Rick but he's lost a lot of my respect after the first episode. Not saying I'd act differently in his situation at all. But I want season 5 Rick back. He was peak.

Daryl - One of my favorites. Love him. I'm really worried about him but I know he has a spinoff so he's gonna be fine, I hope.

Rosita - She's amazing. Not much else to say but that I really really like her.

Abraham - He was also one of my favorites. I feel like the show doesn't have enough redheads in it (Saying that because I have red hair, lol). But he was amazing in almost every way.

Eugene - I'm starting to warm up to him. I'm holding out on further judgement.

Carol - Loved her in season 5 so much. I know she had ptsd and I hope she gets better, but I wish she was still like she was in season 5.

Morgan - I didn't care for him until the last few episodes of season 6. I'm warming up to him tho. He's cool.

Ezekiel - Just met him and I absolutely love him. I want more of this character. He's so cool. And he 100% has a crush on Carol, I feel like. Lol.

Glenn - I'll miss him. He wasn't one of my faves, so it's honestly not as sad losing him as it was sad losing Abraham for me. He was cool, there since the beginning, but his death was well made, so yeah.

Maggie - I don't care too much for her. I loved her in season 2. Season 3 was boring anyways and I liked her in season 4. After that I kinda lost track on her. I know she's pregnant (or was pregnant, idk)

Carl - He's alright. I liked him a lot in season 5 & 6. He didn't do much in this season yet.

Michonne - Love her. Nothing more to say than that.

Dwight - Hate that bastard. For obvious reasons.

Gabriel - I love Gabriel. He's great.

I think that's everyone I remember right now.

This figure loooks só real , photos dont do him justice( i blacked the photo to enhance just the figure)

Okay this is a stretch. Hypothetically, let’s say Negan decides to land the first blow to Glenn and stop there for whatever reason.

Do you all think it would have been possible for Glenn to survive that kind of head trauma. If we look at the scene after the first hit, there’s obvious facial damage around his left eye, fore head, and skull. Not sure how deep you all would gauge the crack in the skull, but I’ve definitely seen deeper in a T1 hospital. Again, on the assumption they take him and Maggie to Hilltop, do you think he makes a recovery, if any?

I’m not making an argument for either or, just want to hear some opinions. What do you guys think?

So I’m re-watching The Walking Dead and the first few seasons, especially the first three are amazing.

But when we start to get around season 4 or 5, and I’m still enjoying those seasons too, but that’s when my brain starts working overtime and starts going, why didn’t you just do this or do that?

For example, it has been said multiple times that Walker’s respond to sound. So in instances where the group is in a house that is NEARLY surrounded by a bunch of walkers, Why can’t one member of the group just get out the house through the window or something and make a bunch of noise to draw the walkers away from the house. I mean most times the walkers don’t know how many people are in the building.

Also, one thing about the show that used to kill my immersion is that one minute the members of the group are driving down the road, cracking Jokes and having a good time, and then somebody looks away for one second but when they look back up, the road is full of walkers that they somehow crash into. lol. I mean, how hard is it to spot creatures that walk up to you at the pace of someone’s Mary Jane smoking grandma?

Every time that happens I just roll my eyes at how absurd it is.

Anyway that’s it. I’m sure these points have already been discussed but damn they still bother me.

Do I break up with her now or later😂

I'm watching the season one finale, when they are at the CDC. The episode starts when Shane tried to get Rick out of the hospital.

Like everyone, Shane lived a traumatic event. He never thought he would have to take care of his best friend family. He really tried to get him out but there were soldier killing patient in the hallway!!! This is insane stuff to witness!

Him and Rick did everything together their whole life. I bet Shane became a police officer because of Rick's influence. He probably didn't know what to do with his life and he followed Rick at the academy. Rick is basically his whole life and family. I can understand that once he saved Lori and Carl, he felt like he had a purpose in life in the mist of the apocalypse. When Rick came back, he took that purpose away from him, so insanity took over.

I really don't think Shane and Lori were ever involved before. Shane saved them because they are his family and his connection to his best friend. Him and Lori trauma bonded over their shared love and experience. Lori was disconnected with reality. It's like the world ended because her husband got shot. She tried to keep a brave face for Carl, but she really had no hope for the future. She was reckless with her life. No way she wanted to get pregnant but still engaged in sexual intercourse because she wasn't thinking that far into the future. This is the type of stuff depressed people do. Many times she hinted not wanting to live.

All this to say, I don't see Lori as annoying as I used to (except for the car accident). And I don't see Shane only as the vilain he was at the end. They are a sum of their trauma and this is what I love about Walking Dead.

Massively Underutilized, thoughts?

“Turn off your switch. The switch. The one that makes you scared or angry, sympathetic, whatever. You don’t think, you just act. ‘Cause odds are somebody else is counting on you. That’s your partner. That’s your friend. There ain’t nothing easy about taking a man’s life no matter how little value it may have. But when you get it done, you have to forget it.”

It explains a lot of his impulsive decision making. Killing Otis, opening the barn, getting rid of Randall. Not so much his obsession with Lori, or his attempted assault on her. But I think here, he explained why it was so easy for him to do what everyone else would typically grapple with.

a mi me gusto bastante su relacion con alpha henry y daryl no se que opinen ustedes de ella pero supongo podemos concordar que su infancia fue horrible con una madre horrible como alpha me alegra que haiga podido encontrar su lugar y segir adelante apesar de todo lo que paso

Carol cracked me TF up in this scene. 😅 The first time around, I remember being like "Damn, Idk if that was necessary." I've been radicalized.

For me it's the moment negan slams lucille on glenn's head twice and everyone is in shock

It was like everything up to now was for nothing

Its over now there's no going back

I was literally wondering "how are they gonna save him now" and the maggie I'll find you scene happened

That moment of dread fear and shock is unforgettable

I get goosebumps and faster heart beating everytime I watch scene again

Pure fear

Like if that happened to Glenn in negan's introduction how bad shit can get now

Also the cricket and natural sounds and no bgm for a bit made it feels so raw and real

I can't stop appreciating that scene It even showed brutality of the world

NO EXCEPTIONS

Would love to know what you think!

And I swear, seeing how Lizzie is acting in the woods with her sister and Tyreese, I just want to reach through my screen and just... Don Cheadle baby Thanos gesture

Made a post a week ago about s6 e3 with Glenn and the dumpster, was pissed that he died only to find out he didn’t. Well….just started season 7, must brutal death so far imo, this Neegan guy blows, this show is actually insane, I can’t believe there’s still 5 more seasons. This is unreal