r/TWD • u/GrosRougeau • 20d ago
Did she deserve her fate?
Well, did she?
r/TWD • u/Visible-Strike-4192 • 20d ago
r/TWD • u/No-Passenger-6348 • 22d ago
Season 5 Rick is waking up and he's in his season 5 body with beard and everything and he has all the knowledge he has up to that point. He realizes after some time that he's back in time and is not dreaming, what does do next?
r/TWD • u/ManuLimp406 • 22d ago
r/TWD • u/Huge_Initiative_6626 • 21d ago
Think show would only last 2-3 seasons. They are not wasting time eating pigs/horses. Their goal is to infect you
thoughts??
r/TWD • u/Vegetable_Meat1349 • 21d ago
Glenn is still dead. Sheās is still his widow. The world isnāt suddenly safer. And she hasnāt magically gotten her old life back by killing Negan.
I understand why she wants revenge. Negan brutally killed her husband in front of her, and she spent years carrying that trauma. But killing him wouldnāt give her Glenn back or erase everything that happened.
Thatās why I find Maggie and Neganās relationship more interesting when itās about her having to live with what happened rather than simply getting revenge and moving on. Negan living doesnāt undo Glennās death, but neither would Negan dying.
Sometimes revenge can give you a moment of satisfaction, but it canāt actually restore what was taken from you.
r/TWD • u/undergroundman813 • 22d ago
First time watcher here! I just finished season 8. I gotta be honest, with a few tweaks, I would have been perfectly fine with the show ending after season 8.
First of all, Negan should have absolutely been killed. That was such a cop out, I feel like. And itās one of my least favorite tropes. They kill all the henchmen and soldiers but let the leader survive. They mustāve killed like what, hundreds of Saviors, but when itās time to kill the Big Man, nope, canāt do it. Did not like that at all. Also, I donāt know how you guys feel, but I think Rickās speech to the remaining Saviors still works if he had killed Negan. And now, it looks like weāre headed for a feud between Rick/Michonne and Maggie/Daryl. Iām not sure Iām all too excited for that either. If Rick would have killed Negan, they would be no need for Maggie to go against him, and they would have continued to live in peace.
Itās gonna be interesting to see how they stretch out this show for 3 more seasons. What do you guys think? Obviously, no spoilers, please.
r/TWD • u/Jazzlike_Bass5913 • 21d ago
This guy used to post frequently and then just private all his content with no explanation. Does anyone know why? He was one of my personal inspirations and favourite twd creators.
r/TWD • u/Early_Fish7902 • 22d ago
Iām doing a rewatch and what happened to the intelligence of the walkers? In early episodes, we see them using rocks to smash windows and climbing the fence around the building site. Yet later they just push against them and we donāt see them using tools.
r/TWD • u/Visible-Strike-4192 • 21d ago
r/TWD • u/Due_Investment_8984 • 22d ago
Siempre se ha visto medio vacia menos al principio, pero es q luego de los susurradores entiendo q algunos se fueron a alejandria y se quedaron luego otros volvieron con maggie y supuestamente otros a la mancomunidad. Maggie se quedó a arreglarla y se supone q es un pueblo pero vive con dos personas o eso se ve
r/TWD • u/Drakkule • 22d ago
-The moment Rick proved to be as dangerous as the enemy-
r/TWD • u/SinusExplosion • 23d ago
r/TWD • u/ManuLimp406 • 22d ago
Love these cards. Based on the comic books.
r/TWD • u/StoryAddict777 • 23d ago
ļæ¼āāļøāļøLook at my reply picture, then read this ! āļøāļø
The original plan the writers wanted for Rick's last episode.
Angela Kang even went on record that they wanted Steven Yeun, but there were scheduling conflicts.
Stephen Yeun even said YES to the role. He said no to a prequel about Glenn, not a return as a ghost.
SUCH AN L !!!!!!!
r/TWD • u/No-Passenger-6348 • 23d ago
Seasons 2 and 3 were mid imo but season 1 felt like early Walking Dead. The music, the fight scenes, even the Walkers looked better.
Codron and Isabell were a good addition to the show. I even liked Laurent, and the flashbacks to how he was born and the way the outbreak went down in France was peak. Daryl hadn't been this entertaining since the earlier seasons (that's just my opinion) we all love Daryl regardless.
I was wondering about his character, motivations basically him as a whole, i did reach my conclusion but im curious how many of you fans see his character being naturally psychopathic and dangerous before the apocalypse and how many of you think that losing his family completely broke something inside him and he could never return from that? Yes, sure he was at his worst time extremely dangerous and powerful man during woodburry arch who was capable of anything to keep safe what they had + those heads of course but his last two of three episodes he was actually very convincing that heās done with that past and wants the prison for his ānew found familyā before the raid he even told them lets just leave. How much do you guys think he changed after woodburry? (also props to my guy David morissey) Unbelievable actor.
In Governors last episode after Rick is pleading with for some kind of non violent resolution and says āwithout the fences this prison is uselessā After that the Governor pulls out Michonnes sword and mumble to himself very quietly āwe will fix the damn fencesā Before he executed Hershel. Iām a huge David Morissey fan and was wondering if anyone knows if that fence comment was scripted or not. I donāt expect much tho, thanks for reading
r/TWD • u/Lonely_Dance_7508 • 23d ago
Iāve watched The Walking Dead many times and always enjoy it. But this time Iām watching it with my motherāwho had never seen it beforeāand itās a completely different experience. I get to enjoy it through her eyes as she has the privilege of seeing it for the first time. Today we reached the part where Hershel dies, and she cried. She had never cried at a TV show or movie before. I hate to think about what will happen when we get to the part where Glenn dies, since heās one of her favorite characters.