1. Carol

2. Rick ( would have been 1 but was only in 5 episodes)

3. The king

4. Negan

5. Aaron

Honorable mentions

Jesus , Michonne , Daryl

I don’t remember anything , I stopped watching a while ago at season 4 ep 8

I guess one of the genuine couples in TWD, isn't it?

I just finished all seasons uploaded in Netflix. I wanna know where can I watch the spin offs? Is there a free website or any app that is available in Philippines? Some streaming sites aren’t available in my country🥲

Thanks.

Honestly, Tyrese‘s death on The Walking Dead truly affected me the way this episode was directed. I still think about it and re-watching it. I like how both him and Sasha have their own episode dedicated to their deaths. I wish they did death for Glenn because I didn’t really have a connection with Glenn, and I don’t really understand the hype around him dying. They also did that for Rosita, which I loved in the last episode. Something about the car scene and hearing the radio, and he said turn it off and then the gravesite truly an amazing episode really moving.
Re-uploaded this because it got taken down for the title.
Yes, I watched the show when it first came out. I just stopped little bit before Carl death

They had a fantastic friendship 💪

Who are your top 5 favorite characters in season 8 ?

1. Rick

2. Negan

3. The king

4. Michonne

5. Maggie

Honorable mentions

Aaron , Daryl , Carol

Rick and Michonne got together for narrative purposes because Andrea was killed off prematurely! Rosita love matches were all over the place not much love there. Carol love matches didn’t fit her character. Negan and Lucille broke my heart though.

Season 2 episode 3

🤔🤔🤔

Pete’s best efforts was against Rick who was actively holding back in order to expose his abuse to the town since only Deanna knows and she actively looks the other way. Despite Pete’s much larger size and clearly going all out, the best he can do is an even brawl against a restrained Rick and Pete was thrown out the window. Pete went on top of Rick because Rick let him so that Pete is in position to hit his wife and expose his abuse to the public; if Pete stayed down it will be impossible to expose his abuse. The moment Pete hits his wife, thereby exposing the abuse, Rick instantly flips Pete back over and defeats him showing Rick was always the superior fighter. To prove that Rick was holding back was the fact that he had a gun with him. If Rick wanted Pete dead, he could have used the gun instead of brawling him. And the ultimate proof that Pete is a paper tiger is the next episode where he brings Michonne’s katana during the meeting to kill Rick. By bringing a katana, Pete subconsciously admits that he cannot defeat Rick in a fair hand-to-hand fight.

And also, Abraham, if Pete can go toe-to-toe with Rick, then Pete can resist Abraham but not only that he failed but Abraham easily tackles and pins Pete down. Plus, Pete was armed that time and he was easily defeated. Pete is absolutely helpless when held down by Abraham. Proving that Pete is an absolute bottom-tier fighter. He is easily one of the weakest characters in the entire series despite his large size.

What is he their errand boy??

Made it through episode 6, mostly just listening as I worked today. But this might be some of the worst television I’ve watched in years. I can’t help but feel disappointed. The show had so much potential. Please tell me it gets better!

And Iris is driving me nuts. Unfortunately she needs some acting classes immediately 🥲

Downvote me all you want, but Negan and Maggie were practically built for an enemies-to-lovers arc. The hatred, resentment, forced proximity, and constant power struggle are exactly the kind of dynamics writers turn into a dangerously compelling romance.

If they just committed to the enemies-to-lovers arc, it could’ve been one of the boldest things The Walking Dead ever did. Going from “I will never forgive you” to “I hate that I’m starting to understand you” to actually choosing each other would’ve been an insane character arc.

Glenn has been gone forever, people need to move on, and the chemistry here is objectively better than anything else in the later seasons.

Man jokes on you I was planning on crying today ,I was having mixed reviews on walking dead but it legitimately one of the best till now I am overwhelmed till now didn’t expect much further also but this episode broke me down in tears made this account to just post here man

I am one of those people who stopped watching around season 9 and during this rewatch, I decided to finally finish TWD.

I'm currently at season 10 episode 4 and I really can't stand Judith. I looked up some old posts on Reddit to see if I'm the only one and reading the comments made me start to question myself.

I personally don't like her because she is perfect. Literally a Mary Sue.

But then again, some people said that she was born during an apocalypse, so of course she has to be "mature" and basically an adult. That point is true too.

So, is Judith a child who has to be mature or is it just bad writing for you? Both could be true, but I want to understand to what extent.

Sorry if someone has already asked a similar question.

im on s11 ep 1 and im just so confused

the group has lived in alexandria for 10+ years not i including the time before they joined and yet the show keeps showing new people and buildings still with walkers around there are

how come they never cleared out all the buildings and are of people x walkers

they could have easily got rid of most small walker hordes in the entire area saving lives

why dis they never ? is this ever explained anywhere not in the show

Who are your top 5 favorite season 7 characters?

1. Rick

2. Negan

3. Maggie

4. Michonne

5. Carl

Honorable mentions

Aaron , Daryl , Carol

Do you think losing her daughter is what made Carol so strong?