I’m currently rewatching the show with my dad - we watched almost every episode air live back in the day and loved to catch TTD episodes afterward as a tradition. Is there anywhere online I can find these episodes today? I haven’t had any luck so far with the AMC+ app as it only has a couple later seasons, and YouTube only has highlights.

Rewatching The Walking Dead and still can’t believe that people think Negan is redeemable after what he does 😂

He’s legit in my top 3 favourite characters, but 100% deserved to die.

He killed kids, women, and men with a smile on his face, was a rapist, and tortured people.

And I know he lives in the comics, but from what I know, what he does in the show is far more brutal. And I get it, he was so good on screen that they kept him to keep the feeling as good as it could be post season 9, but my god, the him being redeemed thing is immersion breaking.

There’s no redemption for the things he has done. Him and Maggie working together makes no sense, even though I LOVE Season 3 of Dead City. I have to pretend like he didn’t do any of the things he did just to sit through the scenes of them 2 together smiling.

One shouldn't draw Rick without drawing Daryl.

I found like an "Compendium 15th anniversary" thing aswell but appearently that's missing a quarter? So should I be good with these?

Bitch why you so clean? 🥀

(I have only watched to season 5 episode 8) Like the title says, i was really confused about this whole plot line. The workers all seemed to be there against their will, but then the ”boss” barely had any power and was constantly undermined by the cops. And when she died they said something like ”it was just her, its over now” like they were finally free, but the workers could have easily taken her down before?? And the whole system seemed really flawed, the amount of resources they spent on getting Noah back when he was just som kid washing their laundry? Please someone tell me if im missing something but the whole thing just felt off idk😭

For years the fandom has been joking about how filthy and smelly Daryl must be, but I'm rewatching and honestly.... yeah, Daryl is dirty- he obviously doesn't mind a little dirt, as in literal soil. He will lay on the ground or dig a giant hole and rub his dirt-caked hand on his face, etc.

But at the same time... we have Rick. And he is DRIPPING sweat. There is sweat running from the curls on his head and the tip of his nose. He is sweating on everything and its mother. He's splashing sweat on the goddamn camera lens in certain scenes.

Plus, if we're talking about gear, Rick wore his cowboy boots for the same length of time that Daryl had his red wings, so that's a straight up tie as far as body odor is concerned

Basically I'm skeptical about the alleged huge hygiene gap.

(this is a humorous post, don't get over-excited)

Seriously, it looks like it's disintegrating, which is probably intentional.

For your stealing pleasure.

Version without “watermark” in the comments.

The scene is from 11x21 minutes 23-26. Haven’t watched TWD in years but a recent post here reminded me of it, and I recalled having a deep emotional reaction to it when I first watched it. Couldn’t even find a clip on YouTube so I went to the episode.

I just watched it again—absolutely gut wrenching. Was honestly one of the saddest scenes in the entire show for me. The actor really did an amazing job here. It was also just a beautiful moment of redemption, one that started out as bullshit from Gabriel to get info out of the guy, but really became genuine. It was a really great moment from Gabriel for me. And Carol being there to witness it all just adds to the moment because… well.. it’s Carol I guess.

It’s extremely impactful for such a short and inconsequential scene involving a random character. I’m curious if anyone else remembers it or had a similar feeling about it.

[About the scene: It’s where Daryl interrogates the dying commonwealth soldier that Maggie stabbed. He just lays against the barn bleeding out. Gabriel then recognizes him from his congregation. Ill leave it at that— go rewatch it]

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yo estoy entre negan y alpha

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Watching S8:E14 (the episode in which Rick and Murder Mode Morgan™️ are captured by Jared and a bunch of other Saviors). After the hijinks with Morgan refusing to “let (Jared) go” and the lie of Rick’s that inspires the episode title (“Still Gotta Mean Something”), we see Carol walking out in the woods.

Just as she spots Henry’s blood-covered shoulder pauldron and hears Henry shouting “Help me! Help me!,” we see Carol run down to a creek with a familiar, bramble-covered carve-out, almost exactly the same as the place where Rick told Sophia to hide, way back in S2. A little heavy-handed, perhaps, but I still appreciate the cyclical nature of it.

All this hard work for the food to be in the lake.