Party time! *THE WALKING DEAD S5E13* (Forget) - FIRST TIME WATCHING - REACTION

[@robtrinreact2825]

Carol: "You know what’s great about this place? I get to be invisible again." We are liking many people of Alexandria, but they look like free snacks to the walkers (and maybe villain humans). We might not get attached too much because we don't see them lasting long. And our group, well... they are adapting in different ways and at different speeds. We appreciate you guys, for all your support, so don't forget to hit that subscribe button, it really motivates us to keep up the content. And of course if you are interested in the full reaction, you can find us here : www.patreon.com/takeaticket (You can find the latest uploads of the shows we are watching and much more) Much love Rob and Trin

[@Bub8les]

I like that Carol is just that smart, instead of showing her true colors she hides them to act like that innocent old women.

[@neilgibson6056]

Rob, your incite about the characters are just mind boggling and sometimes spot on. I will just leave it at that to prevent any spoilers, but once something happens as the series progresses, I will definitely remind you of things you have said from previous episodes. Well done.

[@WackoBuckshot420]

I love that you get to see the start of what we call Scarol. She can be a scary lady when needed. Welcome to the Scarol era.

[@uncoolmartin460]

Skynet missed a trick with the T101 infiltrator\terminator ... Just make it look like Carol, job done.

[@WackoBuckshot420]

Another thing to think of is When it comes to Rick and the 2nd gun, you have to remember that they have to sign out their weapons, but they typically only are issued their guns when they leave the compound. They typically dont have guns inside the walls, not even Rick and Michonne. So Carol and Rick having weapons assures them that they have enough firepower and force to get into and take over the armory if needed. Now with Sasha, she isnt well, not at all. Between Bob, Tyrese and every other person that has been lost from her perspective, it just feels like she has to be the eagle eye, always watching, always worrying, always vigilant. She isnt suicidal, but she feels the need to keep everything safe, that trivial things we used to worry about are just that now, trivial. Also, my take on Sasha going off on the pictures shows that while she is basically just out there having target practice, the growls that come with it and her anger build up makes me think that not only is she thinking that these people are dangerous (due to their lack of survival instincts) and that will get them dead and then be another danger once turned. Her mental state is def fragile right now. Also, buckle the f#&k up because alot of stuff is going to go down in the next 3 episodes. Just remember to keep your arms and legs inside at all times, as this is about to be a wild ride!

[@Bub8les]

My favorite scene is when Abraham at the party is like, "i dont know about this" with Rosita responding, "they got beer" and then just "Imma try" from Abraham.

[@jadejewel6586]

What have we learned about Beer? Foamy! Buffy the Vampire Slayer plus Abraham was in Buffy! The Zeppo! Rob also basically quoted Faith! See Want Take! I know Rob and Train have seen some of Buffy, they have mentioned before.

[@daniig62]

Potato puff moment was top tier

[@Cherri_Bomb_01]

So fun fact about episodes 12 - 16. The titles "Remember" "Forget" "Spend" "Try" and "Conquer" are actually a call back to S1 when Dale was playing with his watch and when asked about it quoted William Faulkner about time. "I give it to you not that you may remember time, but that you may forget it for a moment now and then and not spend all of your breath trying to conquer it."

[@patriciamillin-j3s]

Good catch! I never even thought about that!

[@brandiannmclain]

Brilliant!! Thanks for that!

[@Rambaldichick]

Wow. I never made that connection. I love that quote from Faulkner. Thanks for the scoop!👍

[@rebornjm]

damn i was 6 months too late

[@marcellousnguyen187]

Fascinating!! 👏

[@dravenquinn264]

I also found it telling that Aaron wanted Daryl to help him recruit because Daryl could tell a good person from a bad person But Aaron didn’t recognize that he himself had that ability because he saw past Daryl’s appearance and gruff demeanour and saw the good man that he is And it provides validation for Daryl that he belongs there and can have a place in this community.

[@supercall157]

When these aired Abraham was very quick to become a fan favourite many people grew to love him

[@wendyc1902]

Dolphin smoooooth 😉

[@dravenquinn264]

Aaron and Daryl’s friendship is so cute

[@superdork3k202]

i love how this show is heavy on the found family aspect

[@superdork3k202]

also i forgot how wholesome that Daryl and Aaron scene is in the garage

[@darrellpidgeon6440]

Carol sure has a killer smile. So sweet and innocent. She also has a way with kids, apparently. Be nice to her, boys and girls, and you'll get some cookies. Make her mad and she'll traumatize you for life.

[@ritasworld6345]

Or will make you look at the flowers...

[@thebookgeek87]

Carol is probably so good at pretending because she was in an abusive relationship. She probably became very good at pretending, pretending she was ok when really nothing was ok

[@punkrocker4life9674]

I remember watching this when it aired on tv. The entire first coming to Alexandria section of the story feels as much of a culture shock to us as it is to the characters within the story. It almost feels like a different show.

[@dravenquinn264]

Honestly I like how Daryl is trying to open himself up again after what happened to Beth now that he’s allowed himself to feel the emotion and let it out he can try and find some sort of peace.

[@tiffanycoates431]

Remember the last time they had the letter “A” near them? It was on the painted on the Church….. and the train car…… Terminus?!? They talked about the letter “A” used throughout the series. We always made it a game during our watches, to see who could find it.

[@patriciamillin-j3s]

I have to be more observant, I never noticed that.

[@zolline]

I love these episodes, the struggle to fit in and the shock of the whole thing coming from our guys. I adore this whole story line, such good writing

[@xXDiGiTaLBaThXx]

Most of this plot line is straight from the comics but yes it is good writing in the show and the comic.

[@zolline]

@@xXDiGiTaLBaThXx I'm aware 😆 I've read some of the comics but haven't finished

[@championproductions4823]

Even crazier that the group thinks Alexandria is a reflection of the old world even though Alexandria is nothing compared to the other large societies that survived out there

[@bl5533]

The way that was done here was better than when they did this with the commonwealth

[@championproductions4823]

@@bl5533 Crazy to think how much more powerful and normal society Commonwealth is compared to Alexandria

[@bradcarver8127]

Rob does bring up a good point. Why are there so few walkers around Alexandria? Maybe we’ll find out.

[@debhorne150]

Maybee... 🤔

[@shainal.joseph5374]

Ya think?

[@gumbiman3350]

@@shainal.joseph5374 Perhaps...

[@Sabrina.682]

These questions they ask are why I love this channel. So smart and perceptive.

[@randomdude8996]

I'm not sure if it's sarcasm and to avoid spoilers I'll try to be as vague as possible : But like Deanna said last episode Northern Virginia was evacuated and the thing they have to deal with at the beginning of Season 6.

[@Kashkadavr_]

Carol and Daryl and Carol with Daryl are my absolute favorites in this series.

[@carstenkoning5276]

Sasha’s situation is exactly what Glenn talked about during his interview. He said that they were almost out there too long. Sasha is really struggling adapting to ‘normal’ life, imagine how many more would struggle like her if they stayed out any longer.

[@debhorne150]

I love this episode! To Rick's group it's unbelievable that Alexandria's been basically untouched by walkers. This place is "not real" to Sasha. She's eating dog one day n the next people are talking about book club n favorite meals. It's no wonder she lost it! Not having a guard at the tower 24/7 is something they cannot grasp. And Deanna saying she gets they've been thru a lot... I know she's trying to be nice n it's certainly not her fault, but there's no way she can imagine what they've been thru. That situation makes for great episodes to come. The whole season 5 is just so good. I'm lovin your reactions! 🧟‍♂️🧟‍♀️

[@championproductions4823]

Yeah it’s even crazier that they think Alexandria is some reflection of the old world even though Alexandria is literally nothing in comparison to other large societies out there that survived the apocalypse

[@rockzhard2009]

the insight yall two have into this show is amazing. especially for those of us who pretty much have it memorized at this point. great job guys.

[@patriciamillin-j3s]

Right? So many times when they guess something is about to happen or when they assess a situation or a person’s character, I always think “nailed it!”. I love how they do that.

[@rockzhard2009]

@@patriciamillin-j3s much better at it than i was the first time around

[@patriciamillin-j3s]

@@rockzhard2009 In some cases my assessments were correct, but not in all. I didn’t get as much right as they do.

[@robtrinreact2825]

~Trin, I think if watched TWD without all the experiences that I had in my life, I would have missed many of the hiddend details in the characters personalities, I am grateful to this show for many reasons 🙏

[@ishajac3637]

And nice catch with the A Trin. Keep it in mind. The first time I watched this episode the scene with Carol and that kid Sam. Omg, I seriously was holding my breath not knowing what she would do to him. We know she'd do *anything* to keep HER people safe. But that scary assed story was way overboard. Still one of my all time favorite scenes.

[@mrsfahrenheit]

Carol's scene with the kid/ Sam is still one of my absolute favorite moments of the show 😂 absolutely hilarious: ''because If you don't you wake up one morning and won't be in your bed .. you'll be outside the walls far, far away .. tied to a tree and you'll scream and scream because you are so afraid ..no one will come to help because no one will hear you.. but something will hear you.. the monsters will come, the one's out there and you won't be able to run away when they come for you and they will tear you apart and eat you up all while you're still alive .. all while you can still feel it. And then afterwards no one will ever know what happened to you..'' DAMN

[@lisainthecold4287]

What a great episode, almost like we are living in the old world. Parties, beer, dressing up, small talk. It’s so strange for our ppl, esp Sasha. And Carol threatening Sam was savage. She needs to reel it back a bit but after Sophia, Lizzie, and Mika, I don’t blame her pushing kids away from her. Daryl and Aaron are such a cute new friendship

[@patriciamillin-j3s]

I don’t think it’s so much about pushing kids away as it is about toughening them up and preparing them to deal with what’s out there, much like her “knife lessons” at the prison. Baking cookies and being nice isn’t going to help them. Losing her daughter, not being able to protect her, set her on that path, which became even narrower when she couldn’t protect Mika from Lizzie or Lizzie from herself.

[@michaelbugner7011]

Dale: "I give it to you not that you may remember time, but that you may forget it for a moment now and then and not spend all of your breath trying to conquer it." The last episode: remember This episode: forget. The next three episodes: spend, try, and conquer.

[@bryanmcdonough3558]

When Sasha was at the party you could see what she was reminding her brother and friends who have died, sh was probably thinking and missing her friends, Tyrese, Bob, Beth, Hershel, Karen, Zach and Dr S Caleb

[@sujugothkitten]

I think when Carol was scaring the kid it wasnt just because she wanted him to keep his mouth shut but also because of the loss of first Sophia and then Mika and Lizzie she doesnt want kids to get close to her so it was a way to try and push him away.

[@SakuraPixie]

Props to the thumbnail team 😂 I LOST it when this video popped up in my feed😂😂 this was the season, for me, where Carol just skyrocketed into the stratosphere for me. She was already hovering up there before, but her playing this infiltration role is just chef’s kiss

[@wrl_882]

The whole beginning of Alexandria arc is so amazing and entertaining to watch the characters try out this new life. It's insane how far they have come in s11 from this...

[@CMF-qh1rw]

I can't be the only one who would attack a zombie horde if Trin just said "Let's go".

[@SaidiLouise]

I'm in.

[@sunvinn]

I can't be the only one that would cheer and say bye if Rob just said "Cheers, bye guys".

[@gerardogomez2820]

I'm in.

[@mr.marshal9]

Let's do it

[@RaistliniltsiaR]

*Rob gestures with his hand* "Let's just GET IN to the killing."

[@samedov7778]

I am really looking forward to see your reaction for the season finale.

[@debhorne150]

Me too, it's a such an intense finale!

[@gurgashmire]

The “A” stamp has more than one meaning. On the surface it just stands for Alexandria, but don’t forget, when our group was in the train car at Terminus, their train car was labeled “A”. I’ve always taken it to symbolize how the group feels almost trapped in Alexandria. They’re having to both “Remember” how the old world used to be, and “Forget” the world outside on some level, at least to let loose a little. Alexandria feels like a new train car that they are trapped in behind those walls, awaiting the troubles on the outside. They are being stamped with the letter, just as they were nothing more than cattle at Terminus.

[@dravenquinn264]

I understand why Rick would feel this way the last community he went to ate Bob’s leg I think that skepticism is hard for him to let go He is going to put his family above anyone and do anything to keep them safe It’s almost like he’s trying to start something so his group can take over.

[@МартинЙонков-ж3п]

remember when shane had the same mentality about lori that rick now has for jessie? Rick has become more and more like shane trough the series

[@ikon204]

During these episodes the writers and showrunner spoke about really wanting to put an emphasis on PTSD when it came to Sasha. In a way to bring awareness and to incorporate something that would be very real in an apocalyptic wastand, and alot fans were pleased with their take on PTSD

[@zolline]

That opening was an amazing thing to be greeted with 🤣

[@ruthmcfadden744]

Daryl was in heaven when he went into the garage! LOL Wasn't he like a recruiter when they were thriving at the prison, he picked up Bob....

[@SkaterBlades]

The names for this episode, the previous one and for the rest of these seasons are from a poem dale told in season 1. "I give you the mausoleum of all hope and desire, which will fit your individual needs no better than it did mine or my father's before me, I give it to you not that you may remember time, but that you may forget it for a moment now and then and not spend all of your breath trying to conquered it." In other news, in the comics, Jessie only has one son, Ron. Ron is about Carl's age so they aged Ron up a bit too to match Chandler Riggs' age. Sam is made for the show as is the same age as comic carl and it's a blast seeing him get traumatised by Carol

[@RealOneRev]

Great stuff as usual. Seeing everyone try to settle was one thing I really liked in these episodes. Since Sasha doesn’t exist in the comics, this paranoia from the party actually happened to Michonne after being reminded of the lost of her family and what happened to her at Woodbury

[@patriciamillin-j3s]

It’s fun to watch how they adapt certain situations to characters other than those in the comics. Like Herschel losing gis leg, when in the comics it was Dale. I won’t mention future situations, don’t want to spoil anything, but it happens numerous times throughout the series. I suppose that’s because actors sometimes left the show before the comics were written, as in Jeffrey DeMunn’s case. That caused a split in the pathways of the comics and the series, leading to the show eventually going its own way, while still adhering loosely to the comics.

[@Blitches-SLXM]

this is my favorite version of rick.. pure savage

[@nastynate692]

I love Carol she is really good at pretending. She is the OG Cookie Monster

[@DanielDaly157]

First we got Carols "look at the flowers" phase and now we have Carols cookie baking phase.

[@Wrcallofduty420]

It’s so ironic that now Rick is doing exactly what Shane was trying to do to him. Like in the first season when Shane aimed his rifle at Rick because he wanted Lori. Now Rick is doing the same to the doctor.

[@shawn7257]

Carol's little chit-chat with the kid is fantastic...just sends a shiver down ur spine 😉

[@kimj5801]

“She ran her fingers all through that sh*t” 😂

[@hayleyjohnson9505]

Sasha is suffering from PTSD and is trying to deal with it. One thing you will learn in this show is Hoarse’s in this show do not do well. There is so many cool things going on including the whole tension between Jessie and Rick. It’s just intense and it’s just going to get more intense from here. Thank you for another awesome review!!!

[@ckgjr30]

I know you guys love catching the details. One of my favorite minor detail is that Daryl ties his pants together, which I assume is an old hunting trick to avoid Ticks. But also helps keep any walkers from scratching at your leg. Also this episode reminds me of when Rick lost his mind after Lori, he seems to be slipping a bit in this episode.

[@jadejewel6586]

Justice for Buttons and Rick's unnamed Horse in the Pilot!

[@jonathanroudebush5031]

I just learned this recently that, the last 5 episodes of this season are all named after the speech that dale gave in season one; 'I give you the mausoleum of all hope and desire, which will fit your individual needs no better than it did mine or my father's before me; I give it to you not that you may REMEMBER time, but that you may FORGET it for a moment now and then and not SPEND all of your breath TRYing to CONQUER it. ' and idk why but when I learned that I had such a new appreciation for the show, that somehow the naming scheme of a season can make me feel some type of way, incredible.

[@dancingdragonfly1667]

So it's official, Carol should not be allowed around children ever, lol. That story of Carol's to Sam, is one of the best and worst Carol moments in the entire show IMO, lol. It's a classic! But I sure hope it doesn't come back to haunt her later. That sh;t she said to him was dark man. 😂

[@fpeterlaskey332]

My biggest issue with the Walking Dead was how unrealistic they were in how horses would respond to the dead. With Buttons the horse would have been sensitive to the smell of walkers as generally horses don't like dead things also horses have sharp hearing. When riding my horses as soon as we came across a dead animal they would have their nostrils flaring and walking as far around the dead animal as possible. Sometimes they wouldn't even walk around it. As for Buttons being cornered well Buttons would have been fighting by kicking, rearing and striking out with his hooves and biting. If one has never seen a vicious horse well I've seen them lift a full grown man with their mouth and fling him to the ground. Just once a bit of realism with a horse's true reaction would have been nice.

[@patriciamillin-j3s]

I get your point, you obviously know horses, but realism isn’t really what the show deals with or wastes time and money on. There’s so much in there that isn’t realistic, like how do walkers keep their shoes on, especially if they’re wearing slip-in shoes like ballerina flats. Those things aren’t really important to the show’s storyline and it would probably be too difficult to observe all those issues to keep it at that level of realness. The horse was meant to die here, so are they going to waste five minutes of the episode showing how the horse fights back?

[@emmaaaa1004]

@@patriciamillin-j3sI agree. I think the case with horses as well is that such a scene would require a lot of training and would also be dangerous. We have to remember that the walkers are extras and real humans. Having a horse kick and bite them, if only pretend, would be very dangerous and very difficult to film so I understand why they let the scene play out the way it did even if I don’t fully understand the purpose of killing another horse other than making it a bonding moment for Daryl and Aaron.

[@patriciamillin-j3s]

@@emmaaaa1004 Absolutely correct. Why they do it is also beyond me, maybe because the horse is used to distract walkers away from people, like in season one with Rick. If the walkers hadn’t gone for the horse, it would’ve been harder for him to get away, so animals in general serve as a distraction to allow our guys a quick getaway. We have also seen deer and other animals killed in the show.

[@itsin3vanable543]

2 minutes in, you didn't catch it, when Olivia asked Sasha if she found a boar out there, if she could have a "leg", reminding Sasha of (Shush-ka)Bob lol

[@Taj_Rahine]

I had forgotten how much I enjoyed this part of the show.

[@SephirothWaifu]

Aaron is my other officer friendly for the record! Ahh if only he has a hat too like Rick so I can wear it as well. My poor Sasha, she is sooo PTSD, more bad than the rest obviously. The people to her are pretty much alien and she is just getting sooo rattled and ready to explode. >< Singing: "Carol is Steril and Darly is Feral a match made in hell" (I love that Melissa McBride and Norman Reedus made it up. What I love about the extras) My fav scene of Carol is kicking out that facade and bearing her fangs at the little boy lol. Rick is acting like the bastard Shane syndrome and chasing after a woman that's not his wife. I was soooo disgusted by him because it's so not like my Officer friendly-he's mine ^.^ Abraham and Rosita are the coupled fly on the wall but trying to get it down like beer-beer is easier. But its amazing Rick is showing more how their viewpoint has distorted! Sooo much like Shane I honestly y HATING his vibe. There is pretty much in his eyes no right or wrong just survive. Hang in there Noah! Poor cutie lost his whole family in one fell swoop not too long ago so the trauma would have killed me that I'd want nothing to do with people. OH yeah Rick, Carol and Daryl have created "the inner circle", just like the Govenor was with his group and Meryl at the prison when trying to give Michie up to the Gov. My officer friendly has lost his integrity. I'm pretty much rooted for Carl.

[@jeffreyteam5018]

Carol is too funny! 😂❤️😘

[@cedricbunyan3913]

In case you guys haven’t mentioned it or heard about it by now Rick in Season 5 indirectly became exactly who Shane wanted him to be, or he more so developed Shane’s mindset/ways or he’ll even traits, thankfully he doesn’t become all the way like Shane but the attitude is there.

[@glossixe8138]

i don’t know if you noticed but rick almost is acting the way shane would with rick and lori!

[@dravenquinn264]

It’s so weird to think you have made it this far in such a short time it really shows how the passing of time affects or perspectives.

[@cameron9239]

Having finished season 11 recently it has been so wholesome to come back 6 seasons and see these characters developing with one another

[@Tyler_W]

Me at parties: 10:00 "idk about this..." "they have beer." "I'll give it a shot." Season 5 is such a change of pace for the series. It goes into some interesting places and really makes you start to think differently about the group a bit. It's all so tense and uncomfortable and was a huge change of pace for the series. I love how Carol slips right into the soccer mom facade like an old suit. She's obviously relishing the advantages of social invisibility, but I used to think she was being a wolf in sheep's clothing, now being in the process of rewatching the series again, I just think she also went native because she didn't want to rattle the community, because she knew that they'd be uncomfortable around a bunch of wild people. She's definitely cynical, but she's expressing it in this weirdly maternal manner which I think she definitely grows into more as the series progresses. Her character work is so much better in the series than in the comic (where she's been dead for ages by the time everybody gets to Alexandria because comic Carol never actually grew out of her scared little bird persona even after Ed died.)

[@saidhernandez731]

Carol is amazing

[@MGillDesign]

20:56 Would you guys rather live on Hershel's farm, but.... with the walls of Alexandria? Or stay in Alexandria (with all it's amenities, electricity, running water... multiple houses)? I personally, like the intimacy/isolation of Hershel's farm, and smaller group.

[@SaidiLouise]

Great question! I choose the farm with the walls.

[@gabrielleroux2333]

Well, that’s basically Hilltop tho :p

[@SaidiLouise]

@@gabrielleroux2333 I wanted to say the same but I feared it might have been a S word...

[@MGillDesign]

@@SaidiLouise Because you have a conscious and a soul.

[@rumham7466]

Why do people have to mention things that haven’t happened. Okay you saw the show.. you want a trophy. Is it necessary to bring things up. I know it’s sort of vague but is still S

[@TerrorReader-r6o]

"The longer they're out there, the more they become what they really are." - Perfect writing.

[@pinsandneedles3]

This is one of my favorite episodes to analyze with regards to characterization. If you'll excuse me while I go on a bit of a ramble lmao I especially like the interactions between Aaron and Daryl in this episode. That scene in the garage is amazing. Daryl is going through quite a bit of internal struggle with not fitting in and with feeling different. With his childhood being the way it was, I suspect he has always felt like that, but outside of Alexandria, he at least knew where he stood more firmly. Daryl has had to survive all his life. He knows how to do that. He does *not* know how to make small talk with strangers at a dinner party. It's actually a really interesting contrast with Carol, who shares a similar history with Daryl, but reacts to Alexandria in the complete opposite way. She is able to pull on her Sweet-Harmless-Housewife mask immediately because that is what *her* survival looked like for a long time. Aaron notices Daryl's discomfort immediately, and brings up his own experience to let Daryl know that he isn't alone. He sort of verbalizes a lot of what Daryl must be feeling but does not know how to say out loud. I relate to both Aaron and Daryl quite a bit. I have always felt more or less like an outsider. I suffered childhood abuse and when I was young I could never fully relate to, or open up to my peers who seemed to have functional and loving families. When I was a teenager, I also realized I'm gay. It's who I am and I wouldn't change it for the world, but it does sometimes make me feel disconnected from others. Every new person I meet, every new workplace I join, I feel nervous about coming out. If I don't, I won't feel properly "in" the group (and will have to listen to a bunch of heteronormative talk) but if I do, I might be treated negatively. It's like there's always an extra layer of caution there between me and other people, even when I kind of want to reach out. Much like Daryl hanging out outside that party, debating on if he should join it or not. I guess this is one of the reasons I absolutely love stories like The Walking Dead. Found families are very special to me, and TWD is full of them.

[@patriciamillin-j3s]

Love your character analyses. I suppose you have to go through things in life to be able to understand others better, how they tick. I myself wasn’t abused but my older sister was, and the family was very dysfunctional. It took me a long time to feel comfortable with small talk. Although I’m hetero, I do understand what it must be like for you when faced with new situations and constantly having to “feel out” whether to open up or not. I hate that you are forced by society to constantly have to deal with that. I just wish that we as a whole could come to a place where we understand and take every human being for who they are. Homosexuality is a normal part of life in general, and it’s high time people accepted it as such.

[@pinsandneedles3]

@@patriciamillin-j3s Thank you for such a nice comment and for being an ally!! I wish everyone thought like you 💛

[@SubhaGojo]

Fun face : baby girl Sasha was few months pregnant during this season. And wore all those jackets to hide the baby bump

[@westwarrior3391]

so besides a simple stamp the A has a second meaning, if you recall the train car, they were put in was the "A" car then the terminus people painted A on their church to remind them of the dangers outside. "A" for the group is a sign of danger and it shows that even though they feel safe they are still marked and should be careful.

[@peggykunkel9180]

Carol's interaction with Sam when he caught her getting the guns was so scary. Normally I would have hated that scene but it told so much about Carol. She not only wants him to keep the secret but also she no longer wants to be close to children. This episode plays such an important role in future episodes.

[@MagzClassical]

im a little drunk so excuse me if im inappropriate, but I fucking LOVE your dialogue throughout this reaction... talking about how daryl will eat the spaghetti before he even walks into the house LOL. great video, thanks for reacting on camera for us!

[@pichingis1]

Carol is soo funny 😂

[@B-Dad]

I’m super surprised that Rosita hasn’t gotten aggravated with how much attention Abe spends on Sasha. He hasn’t spoken to Michonne that much or Daryl or Rick.

[@Paulie1988]

Seen it possibly like 10 times now but cant get over carol putting the fear of god into a child ffs

[@HBShadows]

Fun fact, this is about the time the comics had reached when the very first episode released October 31st 2010 I swear I've been doing one of these every video now😂 Extra fun fact, both the comic and the show could've ended pretty much at this point if they weren't that popular but they really wanted to do more, thank God :)

[@davidedwards1705]

8:58 Scarol level 13. 11:13 RIP Black Beauty. (if you know you know.) 15:17 The Great Mystery of the Illusive Pasta Maker. 17:22 Scarol level 25 18:23 Scarol level 1,000,000.

[@letastycrumpet]

Honestly now season 6 episode 2 is the next big one for me in regards to reactions but I absolutely love your insights into these episodes. I'm reliving this show vicariously through you both! I've now finished the show and I'm back to the end of season 2 looking forward to catching up and watching the episode before you guys release your reactions. Much love to you guys❤️

[@jackmarshall3255]

I like daryl and Aaron friendship and how daryl gets a new bike because his old bike is still at the prison so I like how he can build a new one also I like how the A comes back because of terminus also rick is starting to become like Shane and trying to take someone wife and kill there husband just like Shane was trying to do.

[@Ripthejack3r]

The A also a callback to the book the scarlet letter

[@jackmarshall3255]

@@kimberlywilmoth9184 agree he isn’t a good man but I just like how Shane was ahead of his time by the things he did and say he may of been a bad guy then but looking back on Shane he wasn’t really that bad he was just ahead of his time.

[@Cthulhu013]

Song at the end was early Bee Gee's. I ended up going through their entire discography, despite previously deriding them as "that lame disco band." Thanks to The Walking Dead, I discovered they did way more than disco and also came to appreciate their disco stuff too.

[@SaidiLouise]

My daughter started watching years before myself. She always said Carol reminds her of me. I had only ever SEEN Carol and I didn't get it. It wasn't until this season, specifically the scene with Sam, that clued me in to why she thought that. I get it now. :)

[@robtrinreact2825]

😅

[@walkingdeadfanst4763]

In some aspects season 5 Rick reminds me of Shane. He has become more brutal since season 1 and more distrusting... But there are things that Shane has done that Rick would never do - like the Shane-Lori-scene in 1x6 when Shane was drunk. Btw. The song at the end was Spicks and Specks by The Bee Gees. It's a weird but kinda fitting Song for TWD.

[@chudzzzz]

True. But Rick is showing himself slightly like shane in the sense that he’s willing to list after another mans wife.

[@ruthfoley2580]

Melissa McBride takes cookies to Walker Stalker conventions. Sam isn't right in his poor wee head.

[@gaynells.5712]

Hey guys....a good episode! Sasha is suffering from PTSD from simply loosing so much so quickly, I feel for her but as we saw, Abraham also suffers from PTSD probably from when he was in the military. The cast still misses bein outside the walks. Rick lays on the wall to feel and hear the walkers, him and Carl being outside the walls and start tag teaming the walkers. I guess when you've been out there for so long you want comfort but in some ways they miss the struggle of surviving....weird to say but I get it!

[@annazveglic5740]

Also just want to mention, the last 5 episodes I think of S5 are words that Dale said in his speech back in S1 Ep 3 I think it was…😅🥺🙏

[@shushupyounaughtyminx4832]

Seasons 4, 5 and 6 are the peak of this show, I'm so excited for Alexandria.

[@jenny_lee_87]

I've seen Sasha's scene so many times but it still gives me goosebumps. "That's what you worry about!?"

[@leahvogelsimpson]

The "porch dick" that was such a funny thing back in the day

[@debhorne150]

Porch dick!! Aw, I miss those days. Lol. But seriously seeing those episodes way back when for the 1st time, waiting for the next Sunday to come was awesome!

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

1:21 Enid Blyton doesn't ring a bell? 🤣 3:35 "Christiiine?" 22:54 "Just look at the flowers", the phrase that let's you know Carol is done with you. 27:40 Kanye Customs?

[@ruthmcfadden744]

They want to find Carol a job, she be a great Nanny! Think of the bedtime stories she could tell the kidos and she bakes!

[@pinsandneedles3]

Bring back librarian Carol lmao

[@TomTomson81]

Remember the threat Carol made to the boy.

[@ZA-st9xe]

The next couple of episodes are sooooooo good! You’re gonna love them!

[@SaidiLouise]

Enid is a Welsh name that means spirit or life. Decades ago I worked in an assisted living facility. I met an Enid then. I've met a little girl with the name more recently. I happen to adore the name Enid.

[@robtrinreact2825]

Oh that's pretty cool!! it is indeed a beautiful name!

[@TerrorReader-r6o]

For me, this season deals with that transition - How much of yourself do you lose before you are unable to get it back? It's low-key scary in the true sense. I think scenes like the one Carol are great moments where you really are supposed to be scared for them, and not in terms of their physical safety.

[@dravenquinn264]

Comic Comparisons : The party goes down exactly the way it does on the show except it’s not Sasha who blows up because she doesn’t exist in the comics rather it’s Michonne.

[@ruthmcfadden744]

Daryl and the horse was a good scene considering Norman has a fear of horses....I think the runners do that on purpose. LOL

[@annacarrasquillo1282]

This transition into civilized lifestyle is so interesting. You are so on point with your ideas of what will happen. They are all trying, but are holding back who they really are. Another great reaction. Till next time, Ta ta🙋

[@CRAkins1020]

Rob said, "...Why are there no "walker" sounds anywhere near this.... town...."

[@walkerfan8573]

Ohhhh Cookie Carol is the best 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@krondarr8865]

I choose more cookies. 😊😊 That scene was both awesome and terrifying. It also helps solidify why Carol is such a huge fan favorite.

[@melg1621]

Loved this episode, especially Carol, she's terrifying.

[@Rabidpygmy]

The guns, they are allowed to grab them when they leave town- which is why Rick had his gun.

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

My mom watched the first episode. She loved horses. After they killed the horse in the pilot she told me would never watch it again. I finally convinced her to watch again and it just so happened to be this episode. She thought I was just trying to get her to watch the horses get killed.

[@trevorhawley8368]

Thank you for releasing these in a timely manner

[@patriciamillin-j3s]

“The beard’s gone…” Did anybody else find it funny that Rick’s beard grew wild, while Abraham’s was always groomed, Daryl just kept his stubbles, Glenn had absolutely no beard? The same with the hair: Rick and Daryl were the only ones whose hair grew wild. I mean, they were all out there together, shouldn’t they all look equally dishevelled?

[@NihilNode]

Hey, Rob & Trin. This was, and continues to be, one of my all time favorite Rick moments. I think it's understated, and perhaps underappreciated. The way he instinctively reaches for his revolver with that deranged look on his face, like taking a page out of Shane's book... Scenes like this really throw Rick's transformation in the viewer's face, only further emphasized by their current setting, and the fact that he's dressed as an officer of the law again. ("Officer friendly," anyone?) Rick standing by the wall at the end of the episode feels like a very introspective moment as well. From the acting to the music ("The sun in my life, it is dead. It is dead.") - never fails to send chills down my spine. What do you think was going through Rick's mind, in that moment? Looking forward to more reactions, keep it up!

[@raianthony8492]

I’m glad y’all are picking up on the holes in Alexandria!