“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.

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.

Would love to know what you think!

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Season 4 - SNEAK PEEK - Running Walkers

Do I break up with her now or later😂

Massively Underutilized, thoughts?

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.

i am ready to be bombarded with comments eating me alive for this, but i don’t care. i think this fandom is extremely critical of lori, in particular, and her relationship with shane. let me break it down for everyone and plead my case before everyone runs to disagree.

firstly, in the twd verse they do not have zombie media, unlike us, they had no idea what was going on. absolutely zero clue about reanimated corpses coming alive and eating people. in the midst of all this brand new chaotic news, explosions, fire, gunshots, evacuations, lori is alone. she is all alone with her young son carl because rick is in the hospital with a gun shot wound, while the literal world was collapsing.

shane walsh, rick’s best friend, who lori is familiar with, comes to their rescue, like a knight in shining armor. he comes to lori and carl’s aid and helps them get to safety. bravo shane. he eventually tells her rick is dead, which he had every right to assume with how the events at the hospital were on a downward spiral. and let’s be honest, rick surviving that is unrealistic as fuck. he’s lucky he’s the main character.

anyways, now shane, lori, and carl are all living with the atlanta survivors by the quarry. lori now grieving her husband in this new, broken world and carl grieving his father. shane quickly becomes a new father-like figure to carl, beginning to fill the void rick left in carl’s heart.

on the other hand, what three unhealthy coping mechanisms do grieving people turn to? immense loads of work, drugs/alcohol, and sex/new relationships. lori and shane both chose the last option. it’s assumed that they started their relationship roughly 2 months after rick’s presumed death at the hospital, which is extremely fast, but again, this is not under normal circumstances whatsoever.

the remaining survivors, including lori and shane, are now prey in the new world, danger lurking everywhere, food and supplies are scarce. they never knew when their last days were. their relationship was more so a trauma bonding moment, rather than a cold, calculating affair to disrespect rick. i also think lori saw how shane was quickly becoming a new father figure to carl and that played a huge part in their relationship developing. she was also able to find emotional comfort in shane, again with him coming to rescue her and carl he immediately wore the “i will protect lori and carl forever” badge with honor. it was only a matter of time before they began to date.

in conclusion, it’s unfair to say that lori “cheated” on rick. she didn’t. the moment rick came back, she ended it with shane. did she send mixed signals along the way? well yes, but she never tried to rekindle with shane when rick was back, lori stayed loyal to rick. i just think many people would be shocked how skewed their own values and morals
would also become in an apocalyptic setting.

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

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 think we all asked what happened to x place like Mexico, the UK, China, etc or what happened to certain places during or before the outbreak but one that I don't think many people asked is what happened to the OIl Platforms, after all, they are pretty much in the middle of the sea (like the ones in the North Sea in Europe)

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

Tried my best recreating Rick’s gun belt been acquiring pieces here and there I’d say 1 and half year’s still scouting the husky utility belt phone pouch for now I have this cheap $6 amazon pouch and made it work theses are the specs for this belt

BELT: Smith & Wesson police duty belt Basketweave

HOLSTER: American Heritage Gunleatehr heritage holster

POUCH: Tex Shoemaker Pepper Spray pouch

CUFFCASE: Tex Shoemaker basketweave handcuff case

SPEEDLOADERS: HKS 103 MED speedloader pouch case

KEEPERS: Made in the USA basketweave duty belt keeper

GUN: Denix Python Revolver .357 magnum

AXEPOUCH: zacurate Fingertip Pulse Oximeter Carrying Case from Amazon lol

HATCHET: Cold Steel Axe Gang Hatchet

I have his murder jacket as well from black sheep leather I’ll post full outfit on Halloween or when I wear it. Feel free to leave any suggestions what to change or know any better replicas

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?

I didn’t really catch this on the first watch, I am currently rewatching and this one took me out. Ngl, Negan is growing on me 😂

"I'm doin stuff Lori, Thaangs"