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Sorry not sorry. This character was so annoying, him and his brother. I cheered as soon as I saw them walkers biting his head like an apple lol, got me laughing so hard

For me, it’s Enid, Lydia, Carl, Judith and RJ, they’re my top faves. There are others I like too, but I wouldn’t say I’m super attached to them. Like Benjamin, I really liked him and wished he didn’t die. And Gracie, she’s honestly so sweet!

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When he left the show it just ruined it for me…Who else agrees? Some good moments, but I absolutely HATED the Commonwealth.. just feel like it messed up the whole series completely..🧟‍♂️

I think I got this poster in 2015. I’m midway through S3 rn and some scenes have brought me to tears. This show is so good!

Thinking back, I feel like this relationship was only ever going to end badly and it was a good thing that it ended quickly. First, the entire family was just trash and probably only meant to be background characters. Second, Rick killed the husband/ doctor (I don't rememberor even care about learning their names) and antagonize him in front of everybody. Yeah he "saved the family from an abusive bastard but it was still going to take time that they didn't have to get over that. Even Carol needed time to get over her husband's death. Their was also the fact that Ron almost killed Carl. Also the very weird attachment the kid had for Carol for some reason. Hell, even the very clear and odd tension between Rick and Michone. Those Walkers killing the whole family was probably for the best because I don't see any way it could have ended any better for any of them.

They are under appreciated in my opinion

I am just curious if anyone else picked up some survival/life saving tips from the show. Let me tell you a hilarious (now) story. I was staying in a small hotel in between flight and for some reason the door just felt flimsy and not secure enough for me to sleep peacefully alone in an unknown town as a woman. So I took a lesson from the show and did what Maggie did once. I have put a glass bottle on a door handle before going to sleep. Someone opened the door at night and the broken glass woke me up. It was a drunk man who confused room numbers but thank the universe I did it. Felt silly in a moment but I was so grateful that I have listened to my gut

Both Rick and Mark promise to kill their respective enemies in the future when they threaten someone they love at the time they are clearly on the verge of losing. Due to some unforeseen incidents, the tables turn and they succeed in defeating their antagonists but they don't kill them(where Negan is alive as rick himself saved him and Conquest is alive due to Cecil)

Rick Grimes:YOU CAN DO IT RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME. YOU CAN TAKE MY HANDS. I TOLD YOU ALREADY, I'M GONNA KILL YOU. ALL OF YOU. MAYBE NOT TODAY, MAYBE NOT TOMORROW, BUT NOTHING IS GONNA CHANGE THAT. NOTHING. YOU'RE ALL ALREADY DEAD!!!

Mark Grayson: I DON'T CARE HOW FAST YOU ARE. I DON'T CARE HOW STRONG YOU ARE. I CAN SEE THE FUTURE, YOU DON'T LIVE TO SEE TOMMOROW!!!

I think Kirkman planned this for both his protagonists. What are your thoughts?

Merle Dixon really should’ve lived into at least season 4, I absolutely loved his character, and to this day he’s still one of my absolute favorites of the franchise. He was so interesting and fun to have around! Plus he was one of those characters that was so complex, he was very volatile and racist and bigoted, but at the same time, you could tell that there was a very good hearted person underneath the rough exterior, he was probably taught that stuff and deep down, he wanted to fit in with people. I wish he could’ve really became an accepted member of the group, I would’ve loved to have seen that! Merle was such a great character, and they should’ve have killed off such a scene stealer like Merle!

So, I actually am one of the people who struggles post Rick in the main show. But I think the way that’s done is so emotionally charged, and it was so shocking to lose so many at once. We also had no idea whatsoever. I’m not sure why they spared siddiq but I’m sure that gets answered next and I’ve forgotten.

Alpha was everything the show needed. What do you guys think about that scene? Well done? Too much? (I haven’t read the comics so)

My only question is if anyone was a bit disappointed of any who didn’t get an on screen death?

For example, I think it was brilliant- but we could’ve kept one back. I think I’m sad that Enid didn’t get an on screen death or anything. I love Henry but it was obvious he was going soon, and I think he needed to to drive it home.

I know this has probably been asked a million times, but I haven't posted in a while and I'm bored (BTW, my fav is Negan with The Governor second and Lance Hornsby in a close third)

I just finished season 6 with my mum. This is my first time rewashing and her first time ever. She has now decided not to talk to me as I won't tell her who died. She has no clue what's to come. I warned her so many times and this is what it's come to lol

Does it matter if they have a fever yet, when does the bite become infectious?

16th: S7 E11: ‘Hostiles and Calamities - bottom 5 episodes in the show

15th: S7 E6 ‘Swear’ - same as above

14th: S7 E3 ‘The Cell’

13th: S7 E14 ‘The Other Side’

12th: S7 E9 ‘Rock in the Road’

11th: S7 E4 ‘Service’

10th: S7 E10 ‘New Best Friends’

9th: S7 E15 ‘Something They Need’

8th: S7 E7 - ‘Sing Me A Song’

7th: S7 E2 ‘The Well’ - a comfort episode for me.

6th: S7 E12 ‘Say Yes’

5th: S7 E5 ‘Go Getters’ - love the hilltop episodes.

4th: S7 E13 ‘Bury Me Here’ - unlucky to be 4th tbf, excellent episode.

3rd: S7 E8 ‘Hearts Still Beating’ - so, so good.

2nd: S7 E16 ‘The First Day of The Rest of Your Life’ - an underrated favourite of mine.

1st: S7 E1 ‘The Day Will Come When You Won’t Be’ - hands down one of the best episodes in the show.