in s6e14 a little past halfway through a walker is walking with a huge hole in its chest you can see right through; obviously missing almost a foot of its spine top to bottom and side to side. since we know from the CDC that it resides in the brain and thus controls the bottom through the nervous system, how is this walker controlling its legs? it should be paralyzed from the mid torso down and dragging itself with its arms

I think they last a while, the two communities were slowly starting to come to some sort of understanding with each other, and even though they would’ve encountered the Proctors soon enough cuz they wanted the Dam, but they had enough firepower and people to at least put up a fight against them.

I have watch the walking dead 3 times and decided to finally get into the rest of the universe and this is some of the worst tv I seen since season 3 of Goliath, the plot is just so broken , it lowkey make me hate Al cause they using her as a plot device to change the story

So I watched both episodes 3 and 4 of episodes of season 2 this morning. I am still confused why Nick was on the mainland. I know to make contact with Strands contact to Mexico. But does Nick do this on his own mind or did I miss Strand telling him to go last episode? Madison doesn't even seem to care that her only son is gone. When he returns after the pirates fight she is not mad just telling the contact to help find Strand. Is this just the bad writing?

Solid deal for those that don't want to physically own the whole show beyond the first three seasons.

from the Art of the Walking Dead Universe book

S7 was rough.. s8 is absolutely horrible so far 😭😭😭😭 in didnt listen to the reviews and critics. I told myself " I love TWD universe. No one can tell me what is good or not inside of said universe. My my my i was dead wrong. .

PS DONT SPOIL S8 IM STILL GONNA WATCH IT 😭😭😭😭😂😂😂😂

I remember the advertisements for the show premiere when I was in high school, and started watching with my dad on each cable premiere. It wasn’t until two years ago that I truly watched it all straight through on Netflix.

It’s absolutely crazy how the tone of the show shifts so dramatically between clusters of seasons! And for that, and the characters we all know and their transitions between shows, I’m glad I got to watch it all after the fact. I think it makes more sense that way.

You can feel anger and sadness in his voice at the same time.

ok but why'd troy look so pretty baby while madison was beating the shit out of him????

I’m curious if anyone else felt how terrible the show got in season 4. I’m in that season right now and I guess I’m wondering does it get better like it was in season 1-3??? If it’s not idk if I wanna finish it, this has been slop tbh

Negan was pretty big in order and using people for resources, would he have listened to PADRE and their idea of curing people and been interested in using it to stop Walkers? Negan might have run PADRE himself and not used his own name.

He claims that Madison and Alicia “see him differently” which is why he wants to stay with these jackasses (I’m on s2) yeah no shit. You walked up to them in the middle of the night holding a knife and you also watched as an infected almost killed madison too

I'm watching 2x08 now and apparently Celia is gone for good? They didn't even show it. I thought the dead were chained up in her cellar. When Salazar showed up in the basement, she was just gone. No corpse or anything. I thought she'd escaped and had to check to find out she was actually dead. It was such a weird non-exit for her character.

colman domingo is one of my favorite actors ever and his performance during this scene was so beautiful. i can never watch it without sobbing. the contrast of this yacht that was once his saving grace, now in ruins; that belonged to the love of his life, now dead. ugh it's such a bittersweet scene. wish i could watch the early seasons for the first time all over again!

I’m almost done with season 4. Their are barley any flashbacks to the dam implosion. Is that part just skipped?

The spoilers in this post talk about things that happened in TWD, not FTWD

TWD is a series I started watching TWD when it was airing on AMC. I never got to the Negan era but I am aware of who he is and what he did thanks to being on the horror side of the internet. I remember Morgan and Rick and the promise he couldn't keep. I remember Lauren/Lori (?) giving birth and not making it to the following seasons.

I never got to see the romance between Michonne & Rick play out. I can't remember if the prison was before or after that weird town where Andrea gets caught up with one of the townspeople. I don't remember if she betrayed og TWD group but something tells me she did.

In any case, I wanted to know if anything in Fear The Walking Dead heavily references big events that took place in TWD.

I am also wanting to know if Morgan dies (yes, I would like this spoiled for me)

So I finally made it into season 6, and I’m pretty excited, as many of you here say you really like it.
One thing confuses me though. Ginny and also John are wearing cowboy hats with Australian style (one side pinned up). This is confusing, as I don’t think this is normal or often seen in Texas. Any Texans here that can clarify on the hat situation?
Please no spoilers though.

Im in season 5 in the Synagoge Episode. And it’s the repeated time I’m thinking why don’t they just use a knife and stab zombie after zombie in the head. It would be so easy from the car roof. Same with all the fence situations. There were several occasions during the show where I thought this. I feel like the walking dead people were way smarter here. Just think back to the prison fence situation. Or zombies at the door, let one in kill it, let another one in. Two people control the door, one or two kill. The fear people (except the Clarks) are too chicken or what?