How "Killer Within" Laid The Groundwork for the Downfall of The Walking Dead

[@ryanelliott71698]

T-Dog’s death was a waste. We were so close to getting a reunion of T-Dog and Merle. It would’ve finally given him something to do.

[@ryanstarwalt490]

Nooooo, I never thought about that until just now! That makes his death even more disappointing 😢

[@joshuacampbell289]

He would’ve been with Merle trying to assasinate the governor

[@Mark-ek8md]

@@joshuacampbell289 I don’tttttt know man. Knowing Merle being Merle he’d probably crack another racist joke to him like he did back on that roof in Atlanta…

[@fantasmacstrp9239]

@@Mark-ek8md he was changing, and he lost his hand for that stunt

[@purplebanana6420]

Nah carol was going to die in this episode but the tdogs actor was to much of a drama queen they decided he was gonna die and carol would live

[@OctoStar20]

As memed to death as it has been, the scene where Rick finds out that Lori died never fails to bring tears to my eyes. Andrew Lincoln is so good. Great video as always bro

[@barryallen3883]

Ooooooh nooooo Coooraaal

[@Nelson_Swamp]

Andrew Lincoln acted his ass off in that scene. My first time seeing it, I was legit blown away at the quality of acting assembled for a supposed "zombie show." Another scene that rivals it is Chad Coleman's Tyrese as he dies in the backseat of the car. More understated, but just as effective. Powerful performances in this show.

[@tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon]

@@Nelson_Swamp the scene after Negan appears and kills Abe and Glenn, then is getting ready to make Rick chop Carl’s arm off is some EXCELLENT acting from Andrew Lincoln… Dude was crying so hard, he blew actual SNOT BUBBLES!!

[@Nelson_Swamp]

@@tiabeaniesemotionalsupportdmon Agreed. That's another scene that blew me away.

[@mentalhaze4226]

​@tiabeaniesemotionalsupport1173 the fact that he somehow remained conscious while purposefully causing himself to hyperventilate and cry at the same time blows my mind. He had to have been exhausted after that day of filming. Such a great actor and perfect Rick Grimes

[@NeroMattsss]

"Killer within" never struck me as a title regarding the baby, but Carl's killer within. This is, IIRC, his first kill. His own mother. Negan later says Carl is going to become a "serial killer", which is where this title comes from... (in the comics, at least)

[@annefalbowski2672]

He had killed Shane right after Shane turned, which I think could be counted as a kill since this is when we (and Carl) first learned that everybody turns after death.

[@NeroMattsss]

@@annefalbowski2672 maybe... Shane was a Walker then, though... I'm not sure we were meant to count him as a person then...

[@Us3r739]

No. It’s about Andrew. The killer within. The guy who busted open all the zombie gates and made noise. That’s the killer within…

[@dangelo3767]

@@Us3r739lol u guys all arguing about why its titled the killer within like it obviously doesnt have all of those meanings

[@jessecuddy8121]

I wish they didn't kill off T-Dog in this episode. He definitely needed more character development. His own death got overshadowed by Lori dying. I would have enjoyed it if he survived and we got to see more interactions with him and Merle when Merle joined the group.

[@Jes1919]

It was either him or Carol. I do wish he lived longer and died at the battle at the prison, or on the road. His death was overshadowed by lauris and wish he did live on.

[@diaperfang5293]

Honestly right? He was getting alot more screen time in the episodes he got in S3. Him and Merle meeting is too epic of an idea. Funny thing is my friends and I loved T-Dog and made him our favorite character, we were so heart broken when they all saw how he goes out, but we definitely mourned more for our chocolate spartan than Lori.

[@speeryd-3897]

The reason that he died was because the actor was always late to shoot and sometimes wasn’t even coming. He wasn’t supposed to die originally

[@Gibbypastrami]

@@speeryd-3897 probably wasn’t satisfied with the bare bones story he was being given since season 1, Season 2 and 3 they didn’t give a shit about his character so I get why he didn’t give a shit right back

[@speeryd-3897]

@@Gibbypastrami still not a good mentality to have as an actor

[@m0urn1ng5tar5]

Lori may not have been a very great character - but her death scene is still heartwrenching to watch. Her goodbye to Carl is still one of the saddest scenes in the whole show imo. And the fact that Carl put her down himself only added to the impact of it all.

[@writerlairchannel2636]

Fun fact about this episode: if people doesn't understand why rick cut open the walker for no reason - its because lori's skeleton were suppose to be nearby but it was banned so they acted the scene like its there

[@KhepriProductions2022]

I thought it wa also symbolic of Rick stabbing into the round belly signifying how Rick might harbor resentment for Judith killing his wife.

[@YRTTSSFS]

@@KhepriProductions2022 could be since there’s a deleted scene of him refusing to acknowledge Judith

[@buddyraw9778]

Rick crying like a baby on the ground, truly broke my heart. I wished I could appear in the show to give our brother a hug and support

[@unowndodo8471]

Dont think anybody should touch Rick at that moment, you would prob get packed up

[@ProfessorAragorn]

I was shocked upon initial viewing because I wasn't expecting Lori to die until the mid-season break or season finale - dying similar to her comic counterpart with Judith being born successfully. In retrospect the only thing that ticks me off is the complete waste of killing T-Dog in this episode. We never got the Merle/T-Dog reunion we could have gotten. And furthermore, Oscar essentially replacing him in the group until his death a few episodes later (around the time Tyrese gets introduced) really paved the way for Mazzarra's showrunning to basically be "Oh we need the token black guy, then we kill the token black guy and replace him with the next token black guy," inbetween the hackneyed "and then Andrea - because she's a woman - completely fucks everything up." I'll say this, I like a few things about season 2 and season 3, but Glenn Mazzara being showrunner was never one of them. I am shocked to learn this is one of the better rated episodes. I could see it being top 20 . . . but top 5 is odd for me - especially given that season 4-6 has The Grove, No Sanctuary, No Way Out, A, Too Far Gone, Four Walls and a Roof, and even season 3 still had Clear . . . it's just odd that this would overtake some of those episodes.

[@benjamintriplett3]

I hated mazarra for killing Andrea off. Her character was supposed to be on for eight seasons but yet they killed her off for shock value at the last minute.

[@Cam_DePasquali]

I never thought the real threat was ever meant to be the walkers. The show is about how humanity devolves with an apocalyptic world.

[@jaythomas468]

I KNOW, RIGHT? That’s why I get kinda annoyed when people say shit like, “maaaannnn, TWD fell off, they don’t even focus on the ZOMBIES anymore.” I’m like, “it was NEVER about merely the zombies, but to try to build interesting characters around the dissolution of civilized society.” Zombies are cool and all, but they’re pretty much one-dimensional. It’e be EXTREMELY HARD for ANY SHOW to keep things interesting for 100+ episodes without building up characters. If you want to just watch some mindless zombie schlock, go watch Z Nation or any of the hundreds of B-movies with zombies in them.

[@podtherod9304]

@@jaythomas468 exacrly bro, like the title is about the PEOPLE not the actual walking dead

[@benjamintriplett3]

It's just like it was in a Romero Zombie movie. It's not about the zombies it's about how people act during an emergency, how people keep their " humanity" when that humanity is put to the test. The zombies are just a background threat. They could easily be a hurricane, pandemic, nuclear bomb, Global blackout etc. The real story is how whatever ended society as we knew it affected those who left behind.

[@Jay-okc]

@@jaythomas468 RIGHTT

[@wgnd1614]

i was watching fear and that show took this ''humanity is the villain'' way too seriously... am i the only one who thinks that? bro i am on 4x02 and i haven't seen one episode where the walkers are a threat for more than 5 minutes... not even when they attacked the ranch i felt the same as i did in twd

[@jaythomas468]

This episode (along with the midseason finale of Season 4) are probably the two most emotionally devastating episodes of television I’ve ever watched. I remember right AFTER it aired, I was supposed to go over to a buddy’s house to hang out (who also happened to watch the show) but I remember him calling me like, “hey, where you at?” And I just responded with, “you haven’t watched the newest TWD episode yet, have you?” He replies, “nah, but I’m about to start it NOW.” I finally go, “alright, without spoiling anything, YOU HAVE FUN WITH THAT. In the meanwhile….I’m gonna need a minute.”

[@Dbonesburneraccount]

Maybe I’m crazy but the camera movement with Rick,Daryl,and Glenn rushing to help and fix the gate is way better stuff than the later seasons.

[@fimacx]

So true! I love the show and enjoyed the later seasons, but the earlier seasons were shot so well and made it feel like you were there with the characters. I’ve seen the earlier seasons get shit for having a grainier camera quality, but it added to the atmosphere in my opinion. The way the later seasons were shot always felt a little off to me, sort of unlike TWD.

[@frostmusicofficial]

@@fimacx Seasons 1-10 were all shot on film, a stylistic choice made for the show. The bonus episodes for 10 and the entirety of 11 were shot digitally. Which of course still looked great but imo a bad choice stylistically.

[@Us3r739]

Even the music too. I liked the creepy unsettling music they used in season 2

[@JakeyXY]

I loved this season so much. So dark and some of the best character arcs I've seen. As always, great video Thrifty!

[@yr_yel]

You mean the most annoying season ever? I was so glad andrea died i had to continue watching

[@adipoke2112]

5:26 Noooo 😂😂😂 Andrew Lincoln's acting in the scene when he realizes what's happened gets me every time - I start getting teary as soon as we hear Judith cry. And I don't even LIKE Lori 😂 But seeing Rick being completely destroyed by Lori's death is heartbreaking. The only thing I don't like about it is that he makes no attempt to comfort Carl - but that can be explained by the fact that Rick is freaking out and trying to wrap his head around the entire situation (his baby was born, his wife is dead, his son almost certainly witnessed it, at least one of their friends is dead, etc etc etc). It's an excellent scene in an excellent episode.

[@karengoldenthal2889]

I ❤️ Lori..Very sad .

[@viddog6457]

This scene kinda looses its sadness aspect because I always think of the meme

[@ProvingGroundsWrestling]

3:26 Merle's face with your comment about Merle's judgement lined up so perfectly.

[@thedripkaiser574]

The prison arc is truly underrated

[@Cam_DePasquali]

Not really

[@kieriencrabtree]

Nah, it's literally the most talked about arc in the series

[@viddog6457]

Yeah, it definitely isn't underrated, but I don't think its overrated either

[@Z3AL316]

It’s the best arc in the story

[@Hardrive2677]

Too Far Gone saved it. Season 3 has an anticlimactic finale.

[@TheGonzedd]

What triggered the "killer instinct" in Carl was the hat. This also happens to Juddith. Michonne is the sword, Daryl is the crossbow, Carol is her hair, and the like. The point is that something "triggers" the chang of heart in all these characters, they all become instinctual killers, and, therefore, survivors. Al least for a while.

[@evannadeau5560]

I recently re watched season 2 and I think it’s kinda interesting that Hershel actually kills someone before Glenn does. He shots someone after the Bar scene and the walkers eat him while he is hurt on the ground but I still count it as a kill.

[@karengoldenthal2889]

Yes. True..but Hershel says he can shoot. Doesn't like to...Glenn really didn't want to, for sure.

[@Gibbypastrami]

Wasn’t Hershel in a war? I don’t find it odd at all that he killed someone before the 20 year old pizza delivery kid, I was surprised about when Glenn actually did kill, like, the scene with him and Heath had me really confused because I thought Glenn must’ve killed already, took till the end of that scene for me to put it together

[@interviolet6675]

I remember being shocked about everything happening juxtaposed with the suburban party the governor was throwing The governor was getting stronger while rick's group was devastated And yeah I didn't really realize they still treated walker's as a threat they were fairly quick the more you excited them Like the moment where Lori, Maggie and Carl try to get back to their home cell block they're quickly turned around and they aren't running but they're riled up and scary. The formula of the walking dead didn't just show in the structure it also was the premise I think the brutally honest trailer for the walking dead nails it better than I can " our group finds a place to hold up, things go wrong, they meet an enemy they fight the enemy while trying to keep holed up" rinse and repeat for the better part of most of it's run

[@SubZeroJill]

This was peak TWD for me, tbh :D It's still one of my all-time favorite ep's I think bec. of Lori's last scene,,. what she told Carl hit me right smack in the feels (just had a baby boy at the time & my new-mom-hormones got all tripped up watching her fight through that pain to say goodbye, I dunno, but that was probably the first time I felt scared being a parent and knowing I can't die before my kid's ready :p) But also, any kind of writing that can make me like Lori is an automatic win. LOOOL!

[@SkaterBlades]

I loved this episode, it's always stuck in my top 10. Losing lori, t-dog and carol (at the time) really cemented that fact that the group is never safe. One person who was inexperienced almost wiped them out with some planning. The timing of the episode really nailed that in with it being episode 4 of the season.

[@tarheelpro87]

If they had just followed along with the comics and killed Lori and Judith, I feel like they’d probably not have killed off Carl, cause Judith was just there as his replacement, but she’s not exactly filling in for Carl the same is she though?

[@amichakraborty2770]

she is a good character.. but i couldn't feel the same attachment towards her character like i did for carl...probably because i saw carl's transformation.. watched him grow a character.. from a scared kid in season 1 to a kid who gets in trouble in season 2 to a soldier in season 3 to a hard core survivalist but still maintaining the human side... with Carl it was a journey that went missing in case of judith.. so i couldn't get that attached to her... no one could replace the original group for me.. specially carl cause he was my favorite character..

[@YanAsims]

No.. because the only reason Carl got killed off was because chandler was fired LMAO

[@YanAsims]

Also I don’t think amc would’ve allowed seeing a literal baby be killed so brutally just for another character to survive? And wanting that is also weird.

[@tarheelpro87]

@@YanAsims because it shows the brutality of the world they’re in now, and in the episodes too far gone with the empty car seat, it was Robert Kirkman trying to insinuate she died, but everyone else changed that. Also I know chandler was fired, but for what?

[@madmonty4761]

​@@tarheelpro87he was fired because he was turning 18 and didn't wanna pay him

[@m00se37]

Carole, ironically, reminded me a lot of my mother with triumph over greater odds arc and the goal of overcoming not only external powers but also her own choices. I was genuinely heart broken seeing her get exiled.

[@dalegend7215]

T-dog shouodn't have died in the same episode Lori died, he should've lived longer and meet Merle again, i could see him dying in the 2nd battle at the prison, defending Glenn and other people, especially since he died protecting Carol and im pretty sure Glenn said something about him being a good guy and something about driving old people to a safe place, i think it wouldve been better for the show and the character itself since his death got overshadowed.

[@kellyjaneisthename]

Carol is absolutely the best character arc on TWD. Her transformation, even her creepy phase in Alexandria, is so compelling. I also agree that’s she’s one of the best female characters (or even just characters) in TV history. I agree with everyone else about T-Dawg. He deserved some development, or at the very least, to be the only big character killed in his death episode. I miss the vibes of the first 4-5 seasons for sure, though! 🧟‍♀️

[@lennychristine6761]

Rest in piece T-Dog. Wished you stayed around longer so you could’ve received some character development

[@Rebecca-GLaines]

I always go back and watch these episodes. They're my favorite seasons. The farm and the prison. Rick deserved an Emmy!! His performance was so overwhelming, powerful and amazing!! Carol- Hands down, my girl! And my fav character!🖤🖤💪💪🖤🖤 I know this is very unpopular, but T-dogs death was very sad. But the character didn't do anything for me personally, I'm amazed at how many people were so attached to him?!?! Me to Google- WTH is T-Dogg??" Me-"OHHHH YEAH, I forgot about that guy!! Also wondering- "WTH did he do that was so memorable to thousands of fans??" 🤔🤔🤔😂

[@trashmix2184]

I like how T-dog gets replaced over and over again by someone with the same personality

[@daverowe1081]

I always thought it was interesting that as far back as early Season 3, Michonne brings up how ideal an Island would be, then over 7 seasons later it's a trip to an island that leads to her leaving the show. I don't believe they were planting those seeds that far in advance, she wasn't even remotely "with" Rick in any of Season 3, I just thought it was a neat coincidence.

[@LizzyLoves91]

I was borderline traumatized by this episode. I remember shaking from all the tension and emotion. It’s still hard for me to watch!

[@logger22]

I always thought the scene where Carl and Lori are hug while crying before she dies to be heartbreaking. It makes me think of my mom

[@L0DINOG]

This was actually the first episode I ever watched of The Walking Dead. I remember after seeing it, I was hooked immediately. Jumping right to Netflix to get caught up.

[@MCat360]

I wasn’t a fan of Lori. At time I thought she was downright awful. Her death was heartbreaking though, and Rick’s reaction…woah. Great acting!

[@james-509]

I know this is a little older but I think a cool note you also didnt say when talking about the title is we see Carl kill his mother and that I feel awoken his killer side especially with what happens with Negan and his group. So it also applies to him awakening the Killer Within.

[@tss3393]

What a bizarre sense of whiplash reflecting on how gut-wrenching of a final episode this was for Lori, and then to remember that her actress went on to play Anita Dyck in Letterkenny 😂

[@bishbosh4815]

This episode is a masterpiece no doubt and one of my favourite episodes. You hit the nail on the head that this episode really encapsulates what TWD used to be and what made it so amazing and popular, and what is sorely lacking in the show in it's later years

[@yubyub335]

This is why my favorite seasons are 3,4,5 up until the begining of 6. I just love the prison arc, it had it all, human drama, undead drama, crazy people like the governor (whom needs to be recognized as a great villain *negan just never sold me on it, he was more like a guy playing an evil cartoon character to me with the way he acted) also i loved the breaking point after the fall of the prison and terminus which to me was a little bit too quickly resolved. I wanted more of the nutty cannibals.

[@elizabethhurry307]

I'm so glad they didn't kill off Carol because honestly she is the main reason I stuck with the show through all 11 seasons.

[@ThePercussionRealm]

Awesome!! Another great video. This episode was almost like a reset. Lori and T Dog died but we tend to forget that it was assumed that Carol died here too. They didn't find out she was still alive for another two episodes. Looking forward to more! There are still so many great eps to cover. Obvious ones like Clear, The Grove, Beside the Dying Fire. I think it would be interesting to do a video of the season 4 premiere. It think it is underrated. It basically shows a "what if" scenario. What their rebuilt community would have been like if the sickness and the Governor didn't destroy it. It also is a good episode that foreshadows the whole season. Rick telling Carl not to name the pigs because they are food is one example.

[@shizzlenortheast8146]

I’m just getting into your channel and am absolutely loving your post Walking Dead coverage. I’ve seen the entire series 11 times and I’ve been obsessed with it for ten years. What you said about Carol is my feeling exactly. I would love to see you do main character (and even B list character) breakdowns and give your opinions on why they’re great or not. Either way, love the channel. Keep up the great work.

[@CommanderArmin]

The thing about Michonne is… if i was her and finally found civilization.. why would I question it?

[@jiggycalzone8585]

This episode birthed the most legendary iteration of the Coral meme

[@PennDamien]

New watcher here! I found your vids as I was scrolling through YT and I just want to say, you do an amazing job at these videos, bro! With these videos, it gives a different perspective of the show and I even notice small things I haven't before. Def hitting the sub button!

[@thethriftytypewriter]

Appreciate that a lot! Welcome to the channel!

[@SJK499]

In all fairness this was a genuinely executed twist because though shock value probably played a part, it had an impact on the characters for the rest of the season

[@Indyawillis85]

Carol has been my favorite character since season 3. She's such a badass, but she also does the hard things no one else has the guts to do. And she's brilliant with her plans.

[@emma-rr2zn]

this is when the show became my favourite. it was so dark and traumatising but so well done

[@unclenegan6694]

on my rewatch this summer carol has been up there for my favorite character. season 4 thru 6/alexandria is peak

[@mks9469]

This show used to be my absolute favorite!! I never missed a week. I hate that it has declined so much. I hope it gets the amazing finale that it deserves.

[@ParavantStudio]

It already ended...

[@NastyNickerbacker]

I know you basically have started to already, but you should keep doing the top 10 or 15 rated episodes of the show! Your breakdowns are really well done and it’s interesting to try and see why these episodes are as highly rated as they are!

[@aerbaer6572]

If HBO had gotten the rights to the walking dead, I wonder if loris death would’ve been more like the comics given how gruesome it is

[@theelderskatesman4417]

you are right about Carol: the arc from victim to warrior is extraordinary.

[@hairydino4568]

That meme is the only reason I finally caved and watched the damn show 😂

[@Joe_324]

Glad u mentioned carls weird silencer I’ve always been curious looks like the end of a baseball bat or something

[@Marlo-138]

That episode was huge. So much happened. This episode just makes Carl's death even more pointless. Oscar should have survived longer into the series. He was a great character and had a lot of potential.

[@incredibleedibledez]

I 100% agree with you about Carol!! She was so underrated

[@t3hpenguinofd00m]

6:36 "So first off, I have to mention the elephant in the room" (Shows picture of heavily pregnant Lori) Lmaooooooo

[@djmonaghan1471]

Please do the episode in season 8 with the battle of hilltop

[@jerrancebowman965]

This is what happens when you don't follow the comics source material

[@Dan-zz8mz]

you could make an reviw on 3x15 episode which focuses on merle who had very little screen time in the show and is 2nd best episode of the season

[@eggplant4078]

Came for the video stayed for the carol appreciation, subscribed

[@daisypearl8684]

Killer within also applies to Carl, he kills his mum, he starts showing signs of being a little psycho

[@regent2125]

Best episode ever!

[@kimberlywilmoth9184]

Top 5 episode for sure 👍

[@koulor315]

How about a video of top weapons in the the walking dead show?

[@racer_216]

I cried when T-Dog died. I laughed when Lori died.

[@SYREC7]

I refuse to believe that.

[@linkjourney422]

Rick hears a baby crying and ask Maggie where Lori is. Maggie can’t bring herself to say it and Rick realizes Carl is Gay😅😅😂😂

[@jasonsierchio1167]

Andrea is so hot... I was pissed when they killed her off. I would've liked to see her get the Michone relationship w/ Rick storyline.

[@PACKMANNNNNNNN]

Bro can you rank all seasons. A great video by the way.

[@duud6643]

I feel like later on The Walking Dead just turned into a show i call The American Sobb Stories.

[@joemoney7640]

Would of been funny if Hershel took out a Walker with his “Walker” lol

[@MasterSkywalker..]

This episode scared me so much as a kid I stopped watching for a few weeks. Masterpiece though

[@gregoryjason3384]

I’ve been rewatching twd and just watched this episode a couple of days ago.

[@twilightgardenspresentatio6384]

I wish he became a recurring villain. Andrew could have come back in fear

[@deslardesslok]

2 MONTHS LATE SQUAD WHERE YOU AT?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

[@darkangel4994]

in my opinion, anyone who didn’t like lori is either ignorant or just straight up misogynistic. she was an incredible person, mother, and character. and she was a good wife, despite her brief relationship with shane. the worst thing she did was trying to abort judith without telling rick, and even then you can’t blame her for feeling conflicted. then, later on, she completely rectified this and sacrificed herself to make sure judith was born, which was one of the most selfless acts to ever happen in the show in my opinion. meanwhile, MALE characters like negan, shane, merle and more who did unspeakable things or were just generally bad people get praised for doing the bare minimum and viewers forgive them for every single bad thing they’ve done. i adored lori. she was an incredible character and a mother figure to me at the time, and i’ll miss her forever.

[@damkylan3]

Yeah, no. Anyone who didn't like Lori was simply paying attention to what the writers had her doing. Was it misogynistic writing? Kinda. Doesn't change the fact that in-universe, her character was an embarrassing train wreck. Most of her scenes in Season 2 were just her being a colossal idiot, but the nail in the coffin was her getting angry with Rick for killing Shane after she told him to do so. And no, do not tell me that she was angry that Carl did it. Because a) the actress didn't even think that, so that clearly wasn't her direction, and b) even if that was the case, it's still entirely her fault for being so piss poor at keeping track of her own son in an apocalypse. The early seasons were just crap at writing women. And I don't reward the undeserving male characters either. I hated Merle and was glad he died. Shane was a dolt and got what he deserved. Negan was an embarrassment of a leader who had no control of his own people like he thought he did, and I hate the writing's attempt to make me like him by making other characters idiots in his presence.

[@spencerlower2287]

Anyone gonna be the person saying “actually it was 2012”

[@TheRubberMatch]

This used to be one of my favorite episodes but carls death totally sucks the life out of it. Makes loris final words so hollow

[@gasstationbathroominnevada]

Thank God they didn't kill Carol. My 2nd favorite character now that all's said and done

[@rubenski_415]

Gotta love season 3

[@gabriellaamaria4986]

Finally someone talking about Carol in the way she deserves.

[@ryguyk9375]

This is still my favorite episode of The Walking Dead.

[@bane9951]

Coral was tested in this show

[@scared-pancake7811]

I loved t dawg I'm still pissed he died

[@margaretfiester3689]

They always killed off the black characters. And the horses. That pissed me off.

[@ajl9772]

Carol is not underrated. At least in my experience. People put her up there with Daryl. At some point they stopped writing her like a real person and tried to make her as badass as possible

[@litneyloxan]

I hope AMC is paying close attention to how HBO is knocking it out of the park with The Last of Us. I truly believe that many people will not be willing to support the show if they keep putting the same old formula out. TLOU is a whole separate franchise but has set the bar high for post apocalyptic zombie shows. Darabont is the only person I’d feel confident in pulling it off. It’s going to be horrible compared to what many of us zombie horror fans have been enthralled with lately.

[@anatorres9715]

One can enjoy both.

[@darioscomicschool1111]

The End of Season 6 ...the Last 3 episodes of it...where REALLY BORING. The writers didn't know what to do. And they tried with words, plot twists and gestures, and failed misserably. A shame. So many People in the Walking Dead die, and I feel nothing, because... the writers fail. Some Episodes are Amazing....but some....JEZZZUUUUUZZZ

[@DxrinENT]

Carl was the point of twd the point of Michonne and ricks character so it was a mistake to kill him off

[@sc1338]

I loved those early seasons

[@Archangel96]

i stoped watching in season 7 i think it was because of i was sick of the cliffhanger ever single episode

[@erikmatthew1513]

Do a Carol video 😂🙌🏾

[@germanprodigy33]

T-Dog’s death was a waste. Always was and always will be.

[@DynamiqRat]

Man i miss t so mutch

[@ShaneWasTaken]

AYO LORIS BABY STARTS COMING-

[@coolwhip9680]

Are you like 10

[@ShaneWasTaken]

@@coolwhip9680 I'm 14 dude

[@coolwhip9680]

@@ShaneWasTaken then start acting like it 💀

[@ShaneWasTaken]

@@coolwhip9680 It was funny-

[@ShaneWasTaken]

@@coolwhip9680 also I'm watching this show 💀💀

[@blaze7014]

Governor analysis plzzzz

[@mandolyn]

I love the walking dead ,do many amazing episodes and I think it could have continued to be great but it wasn't. Frankly imo once the group gets to Alexandria it went down hill,I rewatch from the beginning now and again and I just can't continue after Alexandria and really once Negan is introduced.

[@kcmet79]

If by episode 304 somehow foreshadowing what borderline-trash season 3B cumulatively was… You couldn’t be more correct 😬

[@Koricometh]

Lol this episode got tons of credit!

[@rando7065]

With your 1,8,9,16 point at the end of the video, I think that season 5 should be excluded. You can get a major portion of the story, but episodes like four walls and a roof show what you're missing

[@officialcarteblanche8949]

Carol is my #1

[@kevinfox500]

Strange looking silencer? Why? That is an actual kit, baffles, threaded end cap, designed to convert a Maglight into a silencer. Nothing unusual or strage about it. Know plenty of Form 1 build owners with that set up. On the episode, it's literally, the one that brought my wife and me back to the show, after watching the pilot, and juat not really getting into it. Next week, we were sitting there at 2100, watching 305, and followed the show until season 11. Which we'll get on disc, when it comes out. Still prefer the comics, which I read after the show came out. Same with the novels.

[@Alexa-xl1gi]

Hamma lamma simma lamma hamma lamma someone hadda cut my baby sister out my momma