Let's be logical. Negan wasn't the bad guy when he killed only two people from Rick's group, just after they killed a bunch of people from Negan's group for food. Both of them are crazy and sadistic. But Negan was only defending his people because stealing half of others' belongings was to keep alive the hundreds of people under his care, and he still left alive the majority of Rick's group.

In an apocalypse, things aren't fair. But Rick DID kill an entire post of innocent people for food, and Negan only reacted back. He isn't a bad guy for having his people fear him so he could stay in power. You don't stay there by being a softie, and he did help all those people survive for a long time, meaning his way worked.

Negan is not a good person for the girls he kept for his own pleasure. People don't hate him for being a misogynist but for barely having revenge. I loved Glenn, but it's not like we get to choose who lives or dies.

He went on and on about getting revenge but never fully could achieve what he wanted. Wasted opportunity or no?

Also s9 before Rick disappeared I loved Glenn’s hair during that time. He looked motherly with the hair lol

Twd season 9 is underrated

Which 4 characters do you think Carl was the closest with out of these? I’m excluding Michonne cause she’s too obvious

Shane
Andrea
Dale
Daryl
Carol
Morgan
Beth
Enid
Hershel
Beth
Rosita
Abraham
Tara
Sasha
Eugene

So I just saw the episode where Aaron loses his arm and when he’s on the stretcher and Rick apologizes, he has to whole monologue about Rick creating a new world and basically Rick is their savior etc., it got me thinking… btw this isn’t a criticism, just a thought exercise. Would Aaron really view Rick that way? From Aaron’s point of view, they lived in this utopia (Alexandria) for many months if not years, peaceful, no threats, no zombie breaches, no Negan, just a perfect Leave it to Beaver town…until Rick showed up. He brought zombie hoards, he caused the death of their leader and her entire family, he convinced them to slaughter the Savior outpost causing Negan’s reign of terror resulting in the death of the love of his life, he got endless people killed and Alexandria fell over and over. Before he arrived, it was a utopia. (again as a viewer we know this isn’t the full truth, but from Aaron’s perspective would it look drastically different?) Just a fun thought exercise!

Which outfit (not including the booty shorts outfit) do you think Rosita looked the most badass in? I think the outfit she wore fighting beta was badass...her most iconic...

Also do you think she made the right decision about her character at the last episode? I have a yes and no feeling..cause if love her to have a spin off

No idea if you guys know of Christian serratos (rosita) husband he's a singer, was in new politics has released a new song!

https://youtu.be/y3JkzTCIU1A?si=al8Np5G2TEa2C564

I bought a TWD tee from a store near my house because i thought it looked really cool, but im only like halfway into season 4, am i posing?

where did it come from bc im pretty sure you have to clean the like leg to keep it from getting infected and considering it’s the apocalypse theres no good soap or anything and unless they got it from an already dead body which is a literal breeding ground from bacteria then realistically he shouldn’t have one.

What's your favorite season 4 characters ?

Mine are

1. Rick

2. Michonne

3. Hershel

4. Daryl

5. Maggie

Honorable mentions

Glenn , Carl , Abraham

I tried my best 😆

I'm putting together a survival-analysis series about The Walking Dead, and I want to avoid judging characters only with hindsight.

What is one decision that was genuinely terrible from a survival point of view, even based only on the information the character had at that exact moment?

I'm especially interested in moments where a character ignored clear warning signs, trusted bad intelligence, exposed their community, acted alone, or chose emotion over a safer plan.

For your pick, could you include:

- Character and season/episode, if you remember it

- What they actually knew at the time

- The warning signs they ignored

- What you think was the better realistic option

- And, if there is one, the best argument in defense of their decision

No need to choose the character you dislike the most. I'm looking for decisions that make you think: “Even without knowing the future, that was a terrible survival call.”

Spoilers for the full main series are welcome.

Hear me out, they’re afraid to make the actors look ugly. Maggie is the only actress who really looks the part, not saying Lauren is ugly she most certainly isn’t. But why do Leah, Carol and Rosita suddenly have noticeable mascara? I’m not even talking about when they’re in the common wealth and have access to that sort of thing. I’m talking about before and even after they escape.
I miss having Carl the last few seasons, and I don’t think the other kids made up for it in the slightest. But I also miss Rick, and how sweaty and gross he got when shit hit the fan.
I think this is a big problem with most major tv shows today.
And I’m not a prude, but why does every show made after 2020 suddenly start saying god damn every other sentence. I wanna watch this shit with mom 😭

I always see people talking about Dale’s facial expressions, and his “look” but Aaron is always serving facial expressions, especially in the later seasons.

I want Tales to handle what if, alternate reality episodes specifically with Carl, Shane, Andrea, Glenn and the Governor

So in 3x06 its confirmed that in every universe in the multiverse besides Earth Z, Maggie and Negan are soulmates that find each other. It sounds so absurd lol. An concept I never expect AMC to go towards, but I don't hate it. I just need another Earth 2 episode with Carl Alive, and Rick and Shane pulling over Negan for drunk driving or something

"You ever hear the one about the stupid little prick, named Rick, who thought he knew shit, but didn't know shit, and got everyone that he gave a shit about killed?

... It's about you."

I can't be the only one that's always thought this sounds like a Rickyism.

(Degrees of separation: Sarah Wayne Callies who played Lori is also on the show Letterkenny as Anita Dyck, who is married to Noah Dyck, played by Johnathan Torrens, who also plays J-Roc on Trailer Park Boys with Robb Wells who plays Ricky - pictured in AI dressed as Negan. Ricky is known for really long winded dumb as shit knock knock jokes such as "Mr. Stupidy-Head who's fucking pissing me off right now and thinks he's captain of the shit-liner. Oh and by the way your fish sticks suck so fuck off! Open the gate!")

Edit: for those who don't know who that is; it's Ricky from the Canadian show Trailer Park Boys. (Incidentally also on Netflix for US folks, all 12 seasons plus the animated series that picks up at the end of season 12) And here's a spoiler free bit of "Rickyisms" to get why Negan's "stupid little pick named Rick" joke reminded me of Ricky https://youtu.be/Jfq3c4Cf1Fs

Besides Lori and Carl, which 3 or 4 deaths do you think affected Rick the most and why do you think so?

Shane
Tyrese
Sasha
Abraham
Glenn
Merle
Andrea
Dale
Hershel
Beth
Sophia
Jessie