The scene is from 11x21 minutes 23-26. Haven’t watched TWD in years but a recent post here reminded me of it, and I recalled having a deep emotional reaction to it when I first watched it. Couldn’t even find a clip on YouTube so I went to the episode.

I just watched it again—absolutely gut wrenching. Was honestly one of the saddest scenes in the entire show for me. The actor really did an amazing job here. It was also just a beautiful moment of redemption, one that started out as bullshit from Gabriel to get info out of the guy, but really became genuine. It was a really great moment from Gabriel for me. And Carol being there to witness it all just adds to the moment because… well.. it’s Carol I guess.

It’s extremely impactful for such a short and inconsequential scene involving a random character. I’m curious if anyone else remembers it or had a similar feeling about it.

[About the scene: It’s where Daryl interrogates the dying commonwealth soldier that Maggie stabbed. He just lays against the barn bleeding out. Gabriel then recognizes him from his congregation. Ill leave it at that— go rewatch it]

😬😬😬🤔

I haven't watched it since season 11 finished (I also haven't watched any of the spin-offs, except for fear the walking dead which I actually really liked).

I'm honestly looking forward to it cuz I wasn't one of those people that complained a lot about certain stuff, I'm also working my way through the comics I'm on the 6th book right now, there's just so much of the show that I don't remember I'm kind of looking forward to that specifically.

These are all the specials, which apparently had the first few in the 15th Anniversary, but it was a compendium release. What about this one?

After watching The walking dead TWICE! And the ones who live. Then Fear the walking dead to s4! I’m getting bored because I don’t think that Dead city is about zombies anymore I’m stuck at s1e5🙄 should I continue? Or just jump into Daryl Dixon?! Which one is better?

whacha'll know about Animal Jam lolol (art by me)

Do you think that when Daryl returns to Alexandria, he will strike up a romance with Connie? I feel like we’ve been deprived of something, but I’m nt losing hope, I’ve noticed that Connie is mentioned several times in the spinnoff of Daryl..

Just started S8 , so might not know some characters and they might be in random positions

so say someone had a miscarriage in TWD, now…Would the baby reanimate and eat the mother alive from the inside out, or would it just stay there and be dead and have to be removed, like seriously, I’ve thought about this and had a dream about it and it’s genuinely a concept they should add to it, and Why…Seriously Why don’t animals reanimate, like I haven’t seen that happen in any of the show, and I just started watching Daryl dixion, and even laraunt’s donkey doesn’t reanimate

How am I doing? Am I doing it right? Where are Davey and Dan? They are S class too, right?

I get tired of seeing the Negan and Lori meme.

I’m on my first watch of the series, at the end of season 7. It’s becoming obvious that they don’t intend to do much explanation of the virus or the physiology of the walkers. I don’t know if it’s been done, but I thought we might list what we know about the “science” of the walkers. I’ll start:
1. Everyone is infected
2. Walkers are only killed with a blow to the brain
3. It seems their skulls are pretty easy to pierce

I didn’t rank ALL the characters but here’s my tier list !! I’m only on season 10 though so things could change and tbh I kinda forgot who some were….

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