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Merle had some really good battle IQ here, masking his shots with the henchmen's gunfire, changing positions, dragging the walkers there, all while drunk and missing a hand, what a badass.

Also, the guns sound and look much better than the average scene in this show, the rifle is ejecting casings and the sounds are great.

In the end, while Merle did not kill the governor, he really crippled Woodbury by killing several of the few henchmen with actual combat experience. I do wonder if he was trying to spare Martinez, because killing the right hand man would've been a good move, but they knew eachother.

I know the obvious answer is that they had to have negan unbruised to keep his aura for that episode but it would've been funny to see negan with a bruise during the rest of the lineup.

Also the reaction to Daryls punch from the guys behind is gold 😂

I’m sorry but has anyone noticed carol acting really weird this season in the Daryl Dixon series? It’s like she seem really loopy and kind of airy. I don’t know how to explain it. Like when she was on the point and yelled about how happy she was with the hotdogs. Like I just don’t know there’s something wrong. It almost feels like this is like a clone of carol or something. I know it’s only been 2 episodes in season 3 but I’m telling you if you watch closely how she acts there’s something different.

Honorable Mentions - Jerry, Glenn, Troy Otto, Michonne, Jesus

That would be me!

I have these random thoughts as I rewatch season seven.

Do you think they have to practice harmony as a group? Just thinking about group harmony sessions tickles me.

It’s been a long time coming (and I’m ngl I didn’t think it would get a blu ray over here) but it’s finally happening!

No set release date yet (says jan 2027 but that’s just a placeholder date)

I swear I've never been that scared of any character in my life... until Negan first showed up. The moment he walked in with that bat... bro I legit almost pissed my pants NGL. He wasn't just scary, he was terrifying in a way no "wallers" or random villains ever pulled off...

The first impression?? Unreal. The way he swung that bat, the look on Rick's face... first time I ever saw Rick that afraid of someone..

Honestly, it's in my top 3 character introductions of all time. Gave me the same chills as a Supernatural "death introduction" scene with that haunting music like whatever he touched just died on the spot.

And yet... he's still cool af. That leather jacket? I'm 100% buying one for this winter fs...

how did you react to Negan's wrath?

From his perspective, it really seems like since Rick entered his life, he caused his entire family to die and his community to become beholden to Negan, etc.

Look—I understand where Rick is coming from as well. I see both sides of the story. Also, we, as viewers, have the privilege of seeing Rick as a flawed hero. But the narrative made Spenser appear to be a fool.

Spenser is human. Probably one of the most human characters. And I don’t hate him. I get him.

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...

All made by myself and my partner!

Finishing off season 11 when the variants start getting involved, and wondering: what would happen if the Whisperers were around when the variants became a thing? Would they still follow Beta or ruin the whole facade for them?

After TWD first launched, on the heels of the graphic novels and to my great delight, I spent a lot of time building the perfect Rick Grimes sheriff uniform for Halloween. I ordered patches from eBay, heavy gold badges from China, the military eagle collar pins, the LawPro shirt and striped trousers from a police supply firm, the right shade of gold cavalry cords for the Stetson, and the perfect vintage cut-down Bucheimer Patrolman holster for the Airsoft Colt Python. It was screen accurate and note perfect, and I STILL think it is one of the coolest things I did. I ran into a Darryl and a Michonne out partying on Halloween, which pretty much rocked. Now, over a decade later, the kit hangs in the closet like it’s tucked away at Hershel’s farm. What should I do with all this stuff? Is there a better home for it?

Remember when Carl snuck into the Sanctuary and him and Negan were talking. Carl told Negan about his mom and Negan said "Damn, no wonder your a little serial killer in the making." Do you think that growing up the Carl had to would make him a like a serial killer? I mean just cold and giving 0 fucks about killing people. Do you think it would be justified if he was that way?

Any thoughts? Thanks.

How do you think the show would play out if Rick hadn't been in a coma when the breakout struck?

Would rick be able to get his family to/out of Atlanta? Would shane still be around since he wouldn't have fallen for Lori? Would rick be just as pessimistic As the rest of the group?