One shouldn't draw Rick without drawing Daryl.

Rewatching The Walking Dead and still can’t believe that people think Negan is redeemable after what he does 😂

He’s legit in my top 3 favourite characters, but 100% deserved to die.

He killed kids, women, and men with a smile on his face, was a rapist, and tortured people.

And I know he lives in the comics, but from what I know, what he does in the show is far more brutal. And I get it, he was so good on screen that they kept him to keep the feeling as good as it could be post season 9, but my god, the him being redeemed thing is immersion breaking.

There’s no redemption for the things he has done. Him and Maggie working together makes no sense, even though I LOVE Season 3 of Dead City. I have to pretend like he didn’t do any of the things he did just to sit through the scenes of them 2 together smiling.

Bitch why you so clean? 🥀

(I have only watched to season 5 episode 8) Like the title says, i was really confused about this whole plot line. The workers all seemed to be there against their will, but then the ”boss” barely had any power and was constantly undermined by the cops. And when she died they said something like ”it was just her, its over now” like they were finally free, but the workers could have easily taken her down before?? And the whole system seemed really flawed, the amount of resources they spent on getting Noah back when he was just som kid washing their laundry? Please someone tell me if im missing something but the whole thing just felt off idk😭

I found like an "Compendium 15th anniversary" thing aswell but appearently that's missing a quarter? So should I be good with these?

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yo estoy entre negan y alpha

All this hard work for the food to be in the lake.

Watching S8:E14 (the episode in which Rick and Murder Mode Morgan™️ are captured by Jared and a bunch of other Saviors). After the hijinks with Morgan refusing to “let (Jared) go” and the lie of Rick’s that inspires the episode title (“Still Gotta Mean Something”), we see Carol walking out in the woods.

Just as she spots Henry’s blood-covered shoulder pauldron and hears Henry shouting “Help me! Help me!,” we see Carol run down to a creek with a familiar, bramble-covered carve-out, almost exactly the same as the place where Rick told Sophia to hide, way back in S2. A little heavy-handed, perhaps, but I still appreciate the cyclical nature of it.

Can someone just shoot this fucking dude Shane already????

He's already violent, a rapist, a traitor, like he genuinely has all the worse possible traits. Now he does this shit???? Not only is it super disrespectful and probably retraumatizing for Herschel, but he basically just guaranteed the group getting kicked out.

I know it's a super reddit thing for me to be like "oh I would've done this in that situation" but no I would've genuinely popped him out of fear for the group when he started breaking the lock.

I just knew he was gonna be moving like this, even from just the first convo with him in that car. The way he was talking about his woman....yuck.

Hearing him speak like that rven before the apocalypse "I know what kind of man..." he was even before the old guy had to spell it out.

This bald fucking chud really is an even bigger threat to the group than Merle

Ive been doing a rewatch and I just watched this episode and ive had this song stuck in my head ever since 😂 and thought id get it stuck in yours too.. your welcome ✨️

https://youtube.com/watch?v=_97h5jbGT8s&si=VHuc9YufhhClACeB

ugh i wish i got more john and laura. i love them and i love that episode of them, i wish they lasted it feels like im actively mourning at a funeral right now watching the rest of this episode

When carl gets shot and Otis tells a panicked Rick and Shane "to go find Hershel, he'll help" I cant help but find it kinda funny besides how messed up the situation is bc the way Otis says it sounds like an NPC giving you a quest in a video game 😭💀

I have a theory, given their accents and macho / violent attitudes that they were "connected" prior to the outbreak. Maybe I watch too much Sopranos but man they have the feel, idk lol

1. The manipulative bully and dominant personality  who often makes a good point and is vindicate

2. The protagonist who becomes a passive enabler of said person at best, or becomes their mirror image at worst.

3. The dangling carrot of championing a more humanistic, intellectual philosophy. 

4. The hero seems like they’ll be more noble and straightforwardly heroic. 

5. A timeskip between seasons and the protagonist seems to have taken a turn for the worse.

6. A constant debate between emotional connection and compassion being weaknesses or not

7. It’s hinted emotional connection and compassion are strengths, yet the protagonist spends most of their time behaving otherwise

8. The protagonist is bailed out of having to make a hard choice to preserve sympathy, but wanted it to happen and would’ve gone through with it otherwise. 

9. The main characters aren’t as cartoonishly depraved as the villain, nor quite as dangerous, yet aren’t “the good guys” exactly. 

10. The heroes have a sort of last minute change of heart towards the end and avoid full blown villain territory, though they did come dangerously close beforehand.

11. The protagonist partners up with the villain and actually begins to agree with a lot of what they say, or at least half of it. 

Think the Walking Dead itself, the Boys, Supernatural, the Last of Us, and potentially the Fallout tv series, etc.

Maybe dumb question but would be Rick alive without glenn helping him in the second episode?