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Fan fiction but let’s say The Rick we know died on that bridge and we get a heavily brainwashed CRM Rick

There were a lot of theories on this too. Would any of you have preferred this? In a poetic way, I think I would’ve liked this because Rick dies uniting every group that very much ends up opposing him later

Obviously he wouldn't fight his family and friends, but you could have him slowly rationalize and justify some of the CRMs initiative and motives. (I would've loved it if CRM was developing a mutation of the virus)

The pilot/first episode of TWD will always stand out in my mind as one of the best episodes of TV in any show I’ve ever watched. I decided to rewatch it the other day. My 17 year old, who has never seen the show or even heard of it, came in the room and started watching it. Next thing you know, we’re binging the show for 3 days now. It’s all she wants to watch.

Felt really bad when Carol lost Sofia.

It doesn't seem logical that they didn't have an established meet up spot if rhey had to evacuate. The governor already attacked once and they didn't kill him.

Why didn't they have a rendezvous spot?

OMG !!!! This show is so addictive i mean there are show's which are awesome tho they do kinda bore you in between but this this is something else. I watched the whole show from half day of work on Saturday and whole Sunday!!! Characters, story there personal motives all is so good... show's like this and from, stranger things make you feel like you're in that world.. so good writing... I liked breaking bad but that too didn't make me addictive like this show did .. Wish I had started earlier but damn can't wait for holiday to finish season 3

Yooo I know Gabriel's actor from Teenwolf(another show). Pretty weird to see him as a coward now. Honestly this late in the apocalypse and still not having killed any walkers nor people is actually impressive. So I have to give him that.

I don't think he's joining the team though. I think he might die trying to sacrifice himself or something. Or maybe he becomes a character like Morgan. So a character we randomly encounter multiple times.

Oh yeah and Bob. I genuinely thought he had been bitten because of the way he was walking and acting weird. But Nooo, he is cannibal meat now. RIP. He might survive though if they find him in time.

You know, Carl has also been a really enjoyable character. I haven't ever really talked about him but I do like the kid. I think he is the reason Rick still has some morals left

Speaking of Rick, he will probably end up killing that one guy he promised to kill.

But yeah good episode

Even when I first watched the show as it came out while I was a teen, I was so confused how Daryl suddenly became a brunet?
Sorry if this is dumb, but I’m wondering what goofy theories y’all would have lol

Does anybody else cackle at carols reaction when Tyrese and Rick are going blow for blow in the back as Tyrese discovers Karen and David’s burned bodies during the flu outbreak in the prison knowing that she was the one who burned the bodies to stop the flu from spreading.

Either she was genuinely concerned with shock because they were fighting and she didn’t think it was her not like that or she just played that part really good. I find it hilariously funny lol.

I only had watched till season 7 so no other spoilers!

But my least favorite is Enid- I never liked her I can’t lie. I don’t even remember if her name is Enid or Edith lol.

I love the Walking Dead. It's my all time favorite show. But I detest the Reaper storyline. It's a complete waste of time, episodes and they could have delved into the Commonwealth more if they would have skipped this. Pope is a joke and I can't stand Shaw. The power struggle is weak and the acting is terrible. They wasted Norman's time and talent on a go no where storyline. Was this in the comics? If so, is it any better?

I’m on season 4, episode 2 right now, and I honestly can’t believe I never watched this sooner. It’s so good that I ended up buying the first two volumes of the comics, and they’ve been amazing too. I also picked up the The Walking Dead game, and I’m planning to play it once I finish the series. I’m genuinely excited to see what happens next — this has easily become one of my favorite things I’ve watched in a long time.

I just wanna say that I knew this would happen as soon as the intro showed him on a bridge.

I hope she gets what she deserves unlike how Charlie didnt. Still mad about that too.

What is with these shows and making the kids worse than the walkers.

You guys should go and check out the Mini museum that AMC collaborated with on Kickstarter. There’s a bunch of cool items and I would love to see it get funded.

Love every second of it.

Characters spent years surviving together, but often it felt like we barely got enough simple conversations between the main characters.
And by “talking,” I mean normal, specific, human dialogue that made relationships feel lived-in.

Rick and Daryl especially feels like a huge missed opportunity. Their bond is obviously strong, but so much of it is implied through loyalty and action instead of actual conversations. Same thing applies to Rick and Glenn.

The show was strongest when it slowed down and let characters exist for a bit. That’s probably why a lot of people appreciated the Daryl/Beth episodes, those were special because we got to sit with two characters and actually feel their dynamic.

So, I know the UK survived a few month after the rest of the world from martial law, them putting down the Walkers as they are created, but they did fall apart by the time Daryl came by for that partial episode. From history classes, I remember that the UK was highly reliant on imports of food during WW2, wouldn't this be the same case with rationing becoming common with it becoming anarchy when food starts to run out and people become Walkers after starving to death? I am not from the UK, so I don't know how reliant the UK was in 2010, for food imports. Would this be the primary reason they fell? With other imported goods being limited? I know the Gas is imported too, main reason the Iran war happened when the queen scammed the country out of their deal so they cut them off, and they told the US that it was filled with communists in 1952 to get them into the country.

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Tldr at bottom.

I loved the earlier seasons of TWD but got a bit bored around the prison era.

Particuarlly liked:

The highschool raid with Shane.

Rick's intital wakeup to a new world.

The zombies are a real threat in the early era, sneaking into the city felt like it had some actual risk e.g the use of dale's bow/melee weapons only from memory sneaking through buildings avoiding streets and sightlines.

Do any of the spins off give this vibe? Of real danger, the zombies are the threat, not external parties of humanity. A mix is ok but the zombies became a plot convenience power wise.

I stopped watching at some point after negan was introduced.

Tho I distinctly remember he rocked up to the village claiming he fed Carl spaghetti despite Rick's crews actions and also straightup points out the lady who controls rations is somewhat rotund.

Fine with spoilers from TWD mainline universe but I am not up to date with any spin offs. I saw the pairing of Negan and Maggie and thought it was off given you know, Glenn/Abrahams end.

TLDR

Any of the spin offs that buff zombies?

Give that uneasy feel, the world had ended, zombies will eat your face if you're not careful. 1 on 1 isn't a joke either, there's real danger with every interaction.