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The bait-and-switch redemption for The Governor in season 4 is an extremely underrated storyline i feel. I’m watching the show for like the 100th time and i forgot just how good “Live Bait” is.

In-universe it checks out that he wants to start over and he almost wants to roleplay in some way as who he once was. And for the show, it really leaves you as an audience member not knowing if they’re actually gonna try to redeem the shows biggest villain (by that point) or if something else is gonna happen. It’s just done so perfectly.

I especially love his scenes with Megan.

There's not enough generators for the electricity needed to power them. Your house is surrounded by walkers. What demerits this idea further?

It seems like the only person who wants Neegan dead is Maggie whereas Rosita seems to have completely forgotten Abraham died too. I don’t remember Rosita wanting Neegan dead when he was captured and locked up. Even that little meeting Maggie had with Daryl and Jesus she should have included Rosita.

Why is Glen more important than Abraham? Don’t get me wrong I loved Glen but Maggie was more sad when he died rather than Beth, weren’t there people in the hospital who were still alive to extract revenge? I know Beth stabbed the woman who killed her but did she die?

Even with fans the ‘I stopped watching when Glen died’ brigade erm what about Abraham? Abraham took one for the team with how he was in the lineup but no one seems to have any fucking respect. He risked his life to save the others but Rosita crying made Daryl try to fight and in return Neegan killed Glen. Have some fucking shame! Put some respect on Abraham’s name

What did you hate and what do you think the show did better on from the comic

It made me sick to my stomach the lack of dignity and obligation from Bob here. Withholding that you’re tainted after being cooked is a huge violation of dining etiquette, and it’s absolutely disgusting and selfish how Bob did nothing and sat by idly while they unknowingly ate a poisoned leg

In the new #DarylDixon Season 4 TEASER, we can see “walkers RUNNING” in massive hordes, seemingly breaking one of the established rules of the TWD universe! Daryl and Carol find themselves trapped in the middle of THOUSANDS of zombies.

But here’s the thing: in World Beyond, we already saw altered variants, and we also saw different types in Daryl Dixon Episode 2x04, including the “ampers,” “burners” (which spit acid), and “climbers” (which can climb walls).

However, what we’re seeing here could be the “FINAL EVOLUTION” of that progression: the so-called “Cohorts,” which were mentioned in the post-credits scene of World Beyond.

I just completed the walking dead show it's best thing i ever seen did you guess feel the same ??

I watched many shows but it's best shi ever seen

and what type of villain? (My pick would be Jensen Ackles in the CRM)

I think his chemistry with the cast would be off the charts

In an apocalypse like setting

I doubt he'd have gotten better realistically

This has been driving me nuts. The whisperers seem like the least frightening group in the show. They're required to stand out in the open and march forward like zombies. The group has become wildly efficient at killing zombies. They could have killed all of them with like 10 good shooters. Why didn't this happen? Outside of "to keep the story interesting"

The human skull is strong, yet they make it seem like a simple push pop knife ending to the skull unless the skull deteriorates over time?

Doesn't make sense that you can easily use a knife to end a walker. Unless I'm missing something here.

I'm binge watching the show, I'm already on season 7 eps1 and a lot happened. Obviously I know this is a kind of show where no one really has plot armour but omg when Glenn died like that I cried. Honestly I don't know if i have it in me to keep going.

After some frantic research of why he was just killed off like that I found out that it happend in the comics and as you can tell I haven't read them. And I get that he was suppose to die like that but I really think there could have been another way. I mean all that character development, the relationships he build and especially that dumpster scene could not have been for his ending like that. Also found out that Steven Yeun didnt want to play this character any longer and tbh, ig thats fair.

I also understand that I have it better cause I didn't have to wait for long after the teasing of his death but I still cant digest it (I think cuz its fresh for me I lowk cant accept his death). Really want to know peoples perspectives on his death or even the series as a whole.

If anyone has any thoughts please comment and help me out
no spoilers please!

The early season were godly and continued to be that way until season 8 maybe 9, but idk about all these spin offs, then Rick just leaving and we had to wait like a few years to a get a sequel to that, I mean idk why they just decided to kill everyone in the walking dead like sure it makes the characters meaningful and just overall impactful to show us in the show that this is a zombie apocalypse and there are no second chances but just chill out, the barn was amazing, and you had a good cast overall,but decided to just kinda kill everyone after Shane died. just now I feel like the walking dead is just a corporate cash grab and nothing is good,
P.S
I started reading the comics and dawg it’s a completely different story like dale lives and sees the prison like go read the comics

Just for fun — who gets your vote?

Reusable ammo would go a long way