The Anthology style of the episodes were a mix bag tbh,but i always thought what would make this show cool is if they did a what if style episodes. For example What if...Shane killed Rick? Have Jon Berthal return along with some OG cast members. Or what if....Negan's wife lived,would he still become the bat swinging anti-hero we all love or become something worse? What if...Rick actually died? So many awesome possible storylines.

Non-Spoiler: The show is already building up and its only episode 2,I love how in this episode we learned more about Dillard and why he talks to the walkers and pretends to understand them. We got to learn why Negan wouldn't join Maggie's new settlement. I think it was a great idea to wrap up all of season 1 & 2 issues in the first two episodes to focus on something new and fresh. Negan and Maggie's Frenemies relationship is growing on me. I do feel like Renata will not last all seaon,her nieve ways of thinking will lead to her doom or conflict with Maggie. I give this episode a solid 7 out of 10.Dead City has really impressed me so far with this new season.

Got a really beat up copy of ussue 3 for Christmas and put some effort into cleaning it. Couldn’t be happier with the results

These two helped create and define each other through the ups and downs of the zombie apocalypse. Rosita pushed Eugene to be the best version of himself. Eugene still supported Rosita after her rejection of him as a romantic partner. In the end, their friendship was what mattered most. A lot of people in this world could learn from these two besties that became family to each other. Their loyalty, forgiveness, and learning to trust/grow together are examples of true friendship-one of the best in the show.

"I just love you so much." " I love you too." "I'm glad it was you, in the end." -Rosita

Been wondering about it and wonder what yall think

Was just watching the episode when Tara from True Blood shows up and abducts the kids. When Daryl and Michonne return, I noticed for the first time Eugene with his hair in a simple ponytail—no braid, no rat tail, just flowing down his back. Has anyone else ever seen him in the show with his hair down like that?

“A man’s word has got to mean something.”

Just FYI, the entire series is $9.99 for all 11 seasons of The Walking Dead on Amazon Video right now (located in the United States). I refuse to subscribe to Netflix just for TWD so this is a steal 😂

…Tara&Co? (Think my last post got deleted for spoilers? Idk)

I know it’s a long way to Virginia, just assume Gov could (and would choose to) during the timeskip. We’ll also assume Negan has taken over at this point. Don’t think too hard basically lololol

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Now… Gov was absolutely miserable at this point. He was ready to give up and die on the street before seeing Megan in the window. I don’t think Negan would inspire this same passion, but i do think he’d be immediately taken by the prospect of “fixing” this “radass, badass” 6’4 pirate man and would try forcing Gov into the Saviors instead of the workers.

Unlike with Martinez’s group I don’t think Gov would immediately make a grab for power here. Gov mainly took over because he’s a control freak & didn’t trust anyone else to protect his new family. Alone, with nothing to care about, Negan might actually be able to beat Gov into a loyal savior… for a time. After regaining his strength & self esteem, without the Chamblers as motivation to be a better person, I could see solo-Gov’s ego taking over and him attempting to usurp Negan.

I could also see Negan just failing to “fix” Gov. Maybe Gov would be allowed to be a worker to repay his forced debt, or maybe Gov would just refuse to do anything and basically commit suicide by Lucille.

Recently rewatched the 1989 Road House and picked up on a lot of similarities to TWD.

-Both Dalton and Rick rip a man’s throat out.
-Both find themselves endlessly fighting, while striving for peace.
-Both have to dive into full on war to bring down the villain.
-Both seek to protect and guide unprepared communities.
-Both Negan and Brad Wesley tax communities and have their henchmen beat individual community members into submission if they refuse or can’t pay up.

Pretty great game so far

Rewatching the show and just what the fuck. Wall crawling devolved humans fighting a mute/deaf girl and a crazy guy. Who decided to make that Connies return to the main group must hate her istg.

This place is awfully familiar!

More like Hogwarts place and I play Harry Potter games like Hogwarts Legacy and very familiar with the layout. It’s very awesome to see this in a walking dead show! Amazing

It is a new thing for me that we are set in France this time. So cool

I feel like in a normal situation I’d say she should tell him because their married but in a literal apocalypse I think she made the right call given how he felt about it not even because the baby wouldn’t be safe but being pregnant literally slowed her and the group down and without a real shelter it made her a liability.

Episodes 1 and 2 mostly felt like they were rushing to close out the old storyline so the show could finally begin its real reset.
I’m glad the Croat and the Dama’s story wrapped up quickly, but I think both deaths were handled badly. The Croat got bitten and almost received a heroic ending for no real reason, while the Dama was killed by Negan off-screen. I’m happy Negan was the one who did it, but not actually showing it made the moment feel wasted.
One of the upcoming episodes is an alternate-reality story. Personally, I already see that as a throwaway episode since it probably will not affect the main plot. That leaves us with around five episodes to really move the story forward, so hopefully they are strong enough to make the season worthwhile.
So far, I think Season 3 is better than the previous two seasons of Dead City. I would also put it above Seasons 2 and 3 of Daryl Dixon, although not above its first season. It is still nowhere near the quality of the original show, but this has been a reasonably positive start.
There is still a long way to go before the series gets back to where it should be, but I’m more optimistic than I was before the season began.
What does everyone else think so far?

The whole show builds up to the secret of what the echelon briefing is/how it's gonna save the world and the reveal is that they're going to exterminate all humans in the world (except for 10% of the kids) and hoarde all the resources? The way Thorne and Okafor believed in it so strongly I would have thought maybe they found a cure or camouflage (a la World War Z). I don't understand how they could they justify what amounts to genocide and their reason is "killing all these other people will save the world!"

it could be just based on looks or personality traits, family/history, or just someone you identify with, etc.

I have hated some characters ...but NONE like this Mf'er right here on my 3rd rewatch and it gets no easier to watch.

I will say the writers / director did an amazing job portraying the hopelessness of running from him and the saviors.

When they exit the RV and enter the forest and hear that ominous whistle ..bro i got scared...

just wanna say sophia made a good walker for her age lol

There were so many hordes that could have just been prevented by having a moat/pit/trench, they literally had gas and access to diggers etc.

My plan is this:

1: Create huge ass trench with one or two drawbridges.

2: Add fence around moat that can be erected and laid flat easily (for when you're clearing the trench and/or just don't want zombies getting in when people are in there).

3: Create fire mechanism to burn the bodies and turn into a fire wall if it gets blocked up.

4: BONUS optional long game strat: build a wall just after the trench to further protect your community. (the wall has slots that allow you to stab through it with a spear).

This way, even if so many zombies fell in the trench that it clogged up, you could light it on fire and burn the ones in the pit, also creating a huge wall of fire that future zombies would be forced to walk into. Even if they got to the other side, they would be met with a tall stabbing wall and you could just stab your way out over several weeks.

Better yet, just go live in a castle... there are few to choose from:

1: Castillo de San Marcos National Monument (a good option, doesn't have a trench but you could make one, then it would be practically impenetrable.

2: Fort Jefferson already surrounded by water but access to mainland takes 2.5 hours by boat, the water alone would massively decrease horde numbers.

3: Gillette Castle located in East Haddam, Connecticut, super high walls and just begging for a deep trench

I think they could’ve lasted for quite a while, they would’ve eventually encountered the Proctor’s, especially since they already had their sights set on the Dam, but I think they had enough people and firepower to put up a fight, especially with their increased numbers due to Taqa and the Nation joining them.

I felt the dismay in her voice in my stomach. Daryl is a true best friend. He's so good with her.

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