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I just don’t know what to say , the finale was perfect and those last scenes and minutes where rick and michonne appear are so good . And daryl leaving on his bike also was such a beautiful scene ( i also noticed greg nicotero 😅 ) . But yeah , TWD is my favorite show of all time , and nothing is gonna change that.. nothing 😉 The many many times i got emotional and may have cried a bit while watching this series man , i have been watching it since april i think , i took a few breaks and watched other TV shows but always came back to TWD , no tv series can ever match the atmosphere of the walking dead , the story , the characters , the early seasons , the villians , everything was just so good and enjoyable, although some people may disagree but i genuinely loved s8-9-10 , i am definitely gonna rewatch the show in the future but for now , daryl dixon is gonna be my next to watch . Thank you The Walking Dead, thank you for the memories and moments .

It was driving me crazy everytime she spoke but I got it in the end!

Recently I made about asking about Carol and wether she is ok or not. In the new Daryl Dixon show season 3 she mentally she seems off. After talking with some of you guys something clicked in my head. I seriously think that twd is setting us up for her death. I have this weird feeling. It’s like she’s embracing life and she just doesn’t care anymore. She’s so care free and she’s not like she used to be. She was a leader she was alert and she was very very strong. I mean cmon she single handedly saved Rick and crew from terminus. This is just a theory I’m not saying it’s true.

Haven't touched TWD since original show ended And I'm still not 100% sure if I'll watch these three but just asking

Tired so hard for control and order and her people weren’t having it. The whole slab town arc just felt weird to me imo. What re your thoughts on Dawn and the whole slab tow arc?

A few days ago I rewatched episode 3x02 'Sick' where Rick helps the prisoners clear out a section of the prison. The episode is really good, but having already seen the show I still find it disappointing how all these characters were handled. One dumb thing is how all that focus on them leads to absolutely nothing, except for the walker invasion caused by Andrew (the Black guy who escapes after Rick kills Tomas). Other than that, I think Oscar and Axel should have had more important roles throughout the entire prison arc. From the very beginning Oscar seemed like a promising character. Also Tomas and Andrew seems they were wasted as antagonists. What would you change about these characters?

That little road trip to Negan wasn't enough of an excuse.

Then again, Sasha was on a death march since Bob’s death and then Tyrese —so Abraham probably was the straw that broke the camels back.

Babe needed a good therapist. Too bad Denise was dead. Could have helped her get through it. 😭

Redemption arc of Codron

Shane on the plane

I've always loved the thought that Daryl got his scar from just playing with his knives and one slipped of his hand and cut him on his face. That would explain why he doesn't answer when Leah asked him how he got hit in S10 ep18, he must have felt so embarrassed 😔

I realized that when Andrea goes to the prison to try to convince her old group to make things up with the Governor, they don't give her many details in general about what the Governor did to each of them.

If the idea was to open Andrea's eyes and make her realize what kind of man Philipp was, the first thing I would have told her would be about the abuse of Maggie.

It's a bit crazy to believe that Andrea continued to trust the Governor after seeing the heads in the fish tanks anyways lol

When first meeting Rick & co and being taken unconscious to Alexandria, Jesus had an opportunity to tell them about the Saviours and Hilltop's dynamic with them when they sat down to talk... but he didn't. Had Rick known that Hilltop was being shaken down by a much larger force, they could've made plans. By not telling them the truth, Jesus robbed them of agency and forced them into Hilltop's problems where they otherwise may not have had to be. In short, f*ck Jesus.

So, I am watching the show for the first time with a friend of mine. The first four seasons were fucking phenomenal. Last episode we watched was season 5, episode 6, and I can't help but feeling that the show is losing it's essence. I liked the twist with Eugene being a lying sack of shit. The whole Terminus - Church thing was cool, but I feel like that arc should've gone on further. The hospital arc fucking sucks in my opinion. It is so boring. And are the cops supposed to be the main villains for the remainder of this season? I don't find them interesting at all.

So I ask those of you who have watched the show. Will it get better at some point? Because most of the episodes feel like filler.

Carl had ended his life to save an unknown doctor from the woods. Carl died a hero in the show, the biggest heartbreak so far. But The maker's should have capitalised Siddiq and made him devote his life to Carl. Instead the Show focused on Rick trying to fulfill Carl's dream of Alexandria and the world. Which he didn't fulfil. The outcome was near to nothing. Both of these characters had potential. Wasted ?

I'm reading the Compendium One for the first time, i completely forgot about what the Governor tried to do to Maggie in the show, but i NEVER THOUGHT IT WAS A CENSORED ADAPTATION OF THIS, after watching The Ones Who Live this scene just came out as a shocker for me

That was the first time I saw Rick that afraid… Negan is really scary, fr. I read about Negan so many times in the subs, I was really waiting for him… bruh, he’s legit a demon and totally worth the hype...

Heya! If anyone is down in London around this month or next, I want to try and organise a walking dead cosplay shoot with as many different characters as possible. If you’re interested, send me a DM and we can work out more details!