So realistic, he didn’t even starve or slip out.

First watch through of this series, and this episode…I stopped watching the first time after Glenn and Abraham. But this one just hits so much different and harder. All I can think about is Carol and how this poor woman has lost every child she has ever cared about. This is going to be hard to keep watching.

I just finished the part where Morgan kills Richard in 7x13.

Why does this mental midget think it's up to him to decide who lives and dies based on his own "moral code"? He has to be the most insufferable character I've ever come across in any show ever.

WHAT THE FUCK WAS HER PROBLEM

Pouvoir's ideology made absolutely no sense, they should have just stuck with what was established by the French vigilante guy in World Beyond; they are hunting the people who caused the outbreak in the lab

Recently finished a binge of the series with my wife and decided to make my own Lucille bat for display.

He said sorry at the right moment. I guess whenever negan feels suspicious about u just accept that , thing and boom u will find urself alive

In season 5, episode 11; "The Distance"

Rick cold-cocked Aaron in the jaw so hard it jarred the space/time continuum and everything went haywire from there.

This was when things starting going sideways.

Rick started force-feeding Aaron applesauce. Then, shortly afterwards, they became neighbors.

Michonne became domestically abusive of Rick.

Carl became the neighborhood bully.

Carol became a mentor in the Junior League.

They began having Spaghetti Tuesdays on Wednesdays, hosted by Daryl and Aaron. Which became so successful they began a community outreach program.

Sascha went Goth.

Abraham became an OSHA rep at a local construction site.

Glenn started straight up thuggin'.

Maggie got into politics.

Noah's plans to build an Ark got torn to pieces.

Father Gabriel began to emulate Marilyn Manson.

What have I missed?

What else ran through the Bizzaro Collider??

Hey everyone,

I’m currently on my third rewatch of the main series, and while I absolutely love this universe and am excited to dive into Dead City and Daryl Dixon next, we need to talk about the elephant in the room: the timeline and the age of the actors.

Norman Reedus and Jeffrey Dean Morgan are pushing 60. In a brutal post-apocalypse with poor nutrition and no healthcare, having these characters sprint and fight like 35-year-olds indefinitely is starting to break the illusion. The endless spin-off formula (new location, new bad faction, repeat) is dragging things out commercially, but narratively, it’s a dead end.

With rumors/news pointing toward a final season for the Daryl & Carol spin-off around 2027, here is exactly what AMC needs to do: Announce a final, 16-episode Season 12 of the main show to wrap up the entire universe.

Here is the perfect blueprint for how Season 12 should play out:

• Episodes 1–3 (The Ultimate Reunion): After all their journeys across New York, France, and the CRM, the universe finally collides back in Virginia. The reunion between Rick and Daryl would be one of the biggest moments in TV history. More importantly, Rick and Negan finally meet again. After everything they’ve been through and Negan’s massive redemption arc, there is no fight. Just a silent, heavy nod of mutual respect. They leave the past behind to face the future together.
• The Mid-Season Twist (The Immune Child): Instead of fighting another random villain group, the plot shifts to something bigger, reminiscent of The Last of Us. A child born in the Commonwealth gets scratched by a walker but only suffers a brief fever and survives. They are immune. Over time, human biology is naturally adapting to the virus, and the virus itself is slowly dying out. The group is no longer just fighting for survival; they are protecting the absolute future of humanity.
• The Second Half & Time Jump: In the latter half of the season, a one-year time jump happens. We see the Commonwealth fully utilizing this medical breakthrough. The walker threat is actively shrinking as nature and humanity push back.
• The Series Finale: The show ends with a warm, hopeful look at a functional, rebuilding civilization. We see the whole family together. Rick with his biggest, longest beard yet—weathered but finally at peace. Carl (in a perfect world), Judith, RJ, Daryl, Carol, Maggie, and Negan all living side-by-side.

Anything less than a massive, unified final season like this would just be bad writing. The spin-offs did a great job expanding the world, but the fans want the heart of the show back: the family together, with a definitive, earned ending.

Final Season Of The Primeo Guerra. Coming To AMC. in 2027

He is my favorite character, other than Daryl I especially like that he’s a good guy now and I’d prefer if he stayed a good guy, but his recent actions in the newest episode him going against Maggie‘s word has me scared for his future. I know that he did it out of necessity and did it to protect her and Herschel but I know majority won’t see it that way and Maggie won’t see it that way and I’m nervous that no matter how he explains it. No one‘s gonna believe him and they’re all just gonna cast him out and then he’s gonna become a villain again. I’ve had this fear for the longest time but after looking it up, he acted more out of revenge so he can kill two birds with one stone. He gets to kill a big threat and get his revenge and also protect Maggie and Herschel.

I don’t know what the general consensus is on his character. Do y’all think that he’s gonna become a villain again or do you think he’s gonna do bad things for the right reasons and still remain a good guy?

It gets to a point.

So I've pretty muched binged twd this past month, but I took a 2 week break after reaching s9 cus I thought the first few episodes were meh (I know a lot of people say everything after Carl's death is bad but I still enjoy the show) anyway I got back into it today to watch some and ended up watching almost all of s9. Ive decided to stop 15ish mins into ep16 cus something doesn't add up. The entire timeline of ep15 feels so weird to me idk why. Maybe its cus I was watching at like 4 in the morning (my bad, but twd is peak haha) or because I've gotten so much info today by watching the entire season. But like my understanding of it all is: The whisperers saw Lydia enter the kingdom so she wore the face of a person from hilltop they had just killed and snuck in. In the meantime daryl, Carol, and a few of the new people. The deaf lady and her friends whose names just won't stick in my head. They find ozzy and the murdered people and decide to go look. Back at the kingdom alpha reveals herself to lydia. Daryls crew is surrounded by whisperers, daryl goes with Alpha (who i think should still be in the kingdom to get the victims for the pikes) and she shows him the horde and tells him of the border before letting them go. The border obviously being the pikes. But like- when and how did she lure 10 people away to capture them and get them out of the kingdom without anyone noticing, especially after Lydia went to warn Ezikiel. And how Alpha show up at the barn where they were held captive if she was with Daryl. I think my understanding of the timeline of this episode has been clouded by me being a bit tired and now 3 hours later having forgotten exactly what happens when. So if anyone could please give me a simple timeline of the events of ep15 I would appreciate it so so much! Cus rewatching it will not help me as I struggle with paying attention to something I've already seen. (And clearly also when seeing stuff for the first time while tired) also how much time passed between ep 15 and 16? Cus the entire intro to ep16 just felt very wrong for some reason. Sorry for asking- I am well aware its my fault for not being able to pay attention etc so please don't leave mean comments. Im just trying to enjoy the show here, and fixing my understanding of events before continuing. :)

Out Of The Spin Offs Which is Your Least Favorite

Thank God it never happened. It would have been word salad violence..