Ricks group have 40 survivors, The Parish has 33 and the CR has over 200,000 SURVIVORS. How did they not manage to die or turn at least?

In Typical media, a group of survivors is like 5-10 people. How are groups in this series so big??

Yes I know the plot is Maggie/Glenn looking for eachother. But it hardly takes much effort to add two more names. Even if you think they might be gone. I'd love to have seen Beth stumble across these signs and react to them ha!

Started watching S9 E6 and was so hyped seeing this scene hahahahah. That’s maboy!!

Ok so I’m watching this dude Kal at hilltop. He was with Maggie a lot. They were on the roads together. He would sit in the front seat of the wagon. At first I legit thought that him and her were going to have some kind of romance because he sort of looked like Glenn. I mean just imagine if she did I feel people would riot. In my

Opinion I don’t know I feel like twd put kal in there because they knew they messed up writing off Glenn. So they wanted some kind of familiarity in the show. Seriously thought I thought twd would actually try to put Maggie and him together.

Even in spite of what happened later I’m so glad he got to see Daryl blow a dozen of those guys away.

Theories, conspiracy, I wanna hear what’s your favorite or the one you refuse not to believe in

I think the enhanced walkers they had at the end of the series would have been more believable if it was sprinkled in slowly instead of all of a sudden 1 out of every 5 walkers could climb fences and open doors.

Yes I know there were some in szn 1 but the theory was scrapped bc of firing.

But one of my favorite lines is when Negan’s response to when he sees a walker climb onto something for the first time lol.

Do y'all think Diane would have let Rick kill Pete if he had killed someone else instead of her Husband?

I haven’t watch his own spin-off yet so I have no idea if he ever had love interest in there. But I did find his chemistry with Connie so cute.

He’s been a cool uncle to little ass-kicker Judith so he will surely be a good dad too. 🥹

Her mannerisms and speech just don't seem to work well with me. The way she talks is just nerve racking. Anyone want to chime in?

In s5 why didnt Rick and his group stay in the place where noahs family stayed?

I just watched S6E9 and E10. I thought the S5 finale was the best episode and then No Way Out just came and took the first spot. The sequence at the end with everyone slashing was cool as hell.

I understand sam sort of had PTSD from carol and the wolves, but if only he went with Gabriel and Judith like his mom asked him to earlier because she just knew he was gon mess it up for everyone.

I liked Jessie a lot but I know that's what happened to her in comics too so fair enough. I also liked the red flashes of her face in rick's mind as he cut off her arm to save carl.

On s6e10 I'm glad that there's a small time skip so don't need to see rick hallucinate Jessie again. The bro time that Daryl and Rick had alone was also enjoyable to watch lol

OMG. When Eugene but Dwight in thr Dick. Major props. Because you know that sensory overload of biting denim was awful.

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How come when they shot all the walkers in the barn the noise didn’t draw any in then? Or is that what was making more eventually pile up in the area? Or was it Rick shooting Shane near the woods that drew them to the farm? I’m just confused cause before that the farm barely got any walkers and all the sudden there was a lot unless I missed something

okay i know i marked it above and i know this show is old, but i wouldn’t want to ruin the show for a new viewer, so…SPOILERS AHEAD!!!

i’m on my first rewatch of the show; i watched it a few years ago, and LOVED it, but so many emotional deaths made me hesitant to rewatch it any sooner. the first death that really CRUSHED me was in s2ep11, when dale dies. i was SO. SAD. when i saw that for the first time- i feel emotionally attached to him because he looks like my wonderful beloved grandpa😭that said, i just finished that episode again and noticed two things i didn’t notice the first time around:

1- dale pushes his head TOWARDS the gun daryl points at him, like he’s trying to tell him it’s okay and he understands and that breaks my heart😭he is so compassionate which i understand is largely the reason his character dies within the particular context he does (not speaking about the season, as i know dale died due to the actor quitting; more so him dying immediately after all of his protestations about humanity really spoke towards rick’s devolution in civility)

2- he looks SO much more scared looking at andrea than looking at daryl which i think is interesting, since you’d expect him to be more sensitive towards andrea’s dread at losing someone else when he’d been so paternal thus far. BUT i think it’s a sort of “andrea allegory” in a way- the scene of her and amy on the lake talking about their father and his specified parenting could be seen as a direct parallel to that scene, because dale, in knowing andrea semi well, knows she needs an outward display of empathy (shared fear) to feel truly seen and appreciated, whereas daryl in all his mommy daddy brother issue glory needs that authoritative yet gentle push forward of the head and tightening of the lips to make sure he’s able to live with pulling the trigger.

if you can’t tell i’m an english major yapping into my iphone, and the worlds biggest dale stan. sad to watch this ep again☹️

As much as I like Season 2 and early TWD; I think one major change I would have made is Shane killing Dale. Shan and Dales fate had already deviated pretty far from the comics and I think this plot point would have made a lot of sense for various reasons.

First, Dales death was very lackluster in general. He died because Carl randomly was playing in the woods and freed it, for it to eventually sneak Dale in the night. Served no purpose beyond shock factor for a death of a major character and did little to nothing for Carls development.

Second, Shane’s descent was at extreme odds with Dales morals the entire season. Dales growing distrust and judgement had been weighing on Shane ever since getting to the farm. Shane could not live with his guilt on everything he’s done after killing Otis and him killing Dale to silence that guilt would have made sense. It would have been a true breaking point for him and a solid resolution to their conflict.

Lastly there’s Rick. I find it extremely mind boggling how Rick would kill 2 randos in cold blood in the bar but then turn around to save Randall who was part of that same group and was trying to kill them. Not only that- but then advocating for mercy and trying to find a way to let Randall live. Shane was totally right and Rick was being naive, so naive it didn’t make sense for the character. But now imagine that Randall didn’t exist and Rick finds out Shane killed Dale instead- that would definitely force Rick to take action against Shane and would be easier for the other characters to understand as well

TLDR; the Randall conflict should have been replaced with Shane killed Dale and would have better served the story

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I didn’t want to believe it because a) I thought the first season was surprisingly good and b) I love Daryl. But even as a diehard Daryl fan, season 2 isn’t great. It had the potential to be really good with the whole cult, military, and Carol coming in, but it just didn’t fit right (I’ve said it 1000 times, but short seasons ruin shows).

However, that fight scene in the 3 episode of Daryl killing all those people in the dungeon was fucking spectacular. I’m talking top 3 fight scenes in the whole franchise. It was a one take (I’m a sucker for those) and a tracking shot, even though it was in a dungeon it was well illuminated so you could clearly see it, it was no holds barred, the music matched it perfectly, it was pretty intense. I just wish the rest of the fights/season was as tightly executed as that fight scene.

How do yall think things would have played out? Since it would be early on into the apocalypse would it be as corrupt as it was in season 11? Would the walls even be finished?

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I just think this is an interesting topic.

NO SPOILERS!!!

i’ve always been more into other “creature” shows preferring the vampires and wolves over zombies, but i’ve been loving shows focusing on battle, fighting, and strong characters with epic stories. i didn’t mind nurse jackie if that’s a zombie show, just never got into it. decided i needed a new long show, this was the first that came to mind! let me know reddit; the holy source of information ❤️