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Now the whole Washington squad is up in the same category. Niceee.

Any character from the TWD universe is accepted btw (Fear, World Beyond, The Ones Who Live etc). Characters from the comics and the games are allowed too, and the thread with the most upvotes win.

Watching season six episode eleven: “knots untie” I legit lol’d when I searched this.

Any character from the TWD universe is accepted btw (Fear, World Beyond, The Ones Who Live etc). Characters from the comics and the games are allowed too, and the thread with the most upvotes win.

Ik they did a 6 year time jump in season 9 but from the start of the show to the series finale how much time has passed completely?

Side note: look at Officer friendly 😭 oh the days🤣

I’m on season 10 ep 19 the one where Gabriel and Arron play game together while on a supply run And man I can hardly hear what they are saying so I turn it up, then everyone is screaming and I have to turn it down, then I can’t hear what they are saying so I turn it back up, then the gunshots are so loud my neighbor can probably hear them. so I turn it back down, can barley hear them now and then the end credits music just about ruptured my ear drums. Does anyone else have this experience?

I watched it all, it was a chore. I have many opinions

The reason I was wondering about it because this show clearly isn’t for kids (gore, violence) so why weren’t there many f bombs .

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For Daryl’s knife. Waddya think?

Remember the scene when Rick's group is saving Glenn and Maggie from governor, and Daryl finds out that Merle is alive and wants to go talk to him? I love the dialogue here and the intensity with which Rick tells Daryl "I NEED YOU"

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And Daryl's immediate response, "Yes," without a moment's hesitation, speaks volumes about their bond.

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Earlier in the same episode, the Governor is putting Merle in a similarly intense position, questioning his loyalty between his brother, Daryl, and himself.

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It beautifully captures the deep mutual respect and trust between Rick and Daryl, setting it against the strained and manipulative dynamic between the Governor and Merle.

I don’t know if it’s just me, but looking back at watching Fear The Walking Dead, it will always fascinate me with knowing that during Seasons 1 and 2, the legendary Rick Grimes is in a hospital in his coma, Lori, Shane and Carl are escaping Atlanta and building camp, The Governor is leading Woodbury, Negan is establishing his group of The Saviors, etc.

Just knowing that in the back of my mind was always interesting to me.

And a random sloppy choppy rotter lol

This was inspired by the other post asking who you thought Negan was going to off during that scene. It reminded me of something I haven’t seen discussed since back then so…

Before we knew it would all end in a cliffhanger, the finale opens up with these blurry shots of light poking through what looks like cracks and bullet holes and the savior whistles can be heard in the background. These scenes continue to be shown throughout the episode until it’s revealed it was the POV of the characters that had been captured prior to the rest of the group and being held in the back of a van. They are Daryl, Michonne, Rosita, and Glenn. We then go through the whole line up and the infamous cliffhanger death happens in the same POV fashion.

Afterwards on Talking Dead, Scott Gimple tells the audience that they will deliver an episode that will justify the cliffhanger but he also says there are clues hidden throughout the episode that may tell you who it was.

Assuming those POV shots were the clues, many fans narrowed it down to one of those 4 characters in the back of the van with Glenn being the most obvious one.

So my question is, do you think it actually was Glenn that died during S6E16 only for them to change it to Abraham in S7E1 so they can have Glenn be a second victim in an attempt to respond to the backlash and justify the cliffhanger?

I always thought it was rather strange and somewhat inconsistent that it turned out to be Abraham’s POV. Especially when they added him having enough time to say “suck my nuts.”

Anyway sorry for the long post but what do you guys think?

I don’t know what the time difference is between Dead City and The Ones Who Live, but at the time of Dead City, would she know that Rick returned?

I assume Carol does since I’m pretty sure she tried to tell Daryl that Rick came back over the radio in Daryl Dixon, but idk about Maggie.

Haven't finished the show yet, but on Netflix, whenever a noise just loud enough happens, there's like a mic peak, and you can't hear what is happening. Is anyone else experiencing this? It's extremely annoying and hurts my ears. Thanks!