THE WALKING DEAD - 2X12 - I have NO MORE words - REACTION!

[@sallyatticum]

Gonna have to go back and count the "Oh My Gods" We may have a new record.

[@DanReadd]

Oh my god… are there that many? 😝😉

[@matthew6427]

This is def one of those "milestone" episodes. At the beginning, when you paused right on Shane's picture in the opening credits, that was some unintentional foreshadowing. Super glad for the bonus episode too, thank you!

[@boqndimitrov8693]

Rick gave every possible second chance to Shane, but this only postponed the fatal collision between them. The acting of both actors made the final scene something unforgettable!

[@Phyllis-ki2xo]

I'm glad that Rick ultimately decided to release Randall far away from the farm, but Shane made plans to get rid of both Randall and Rick. Sadly, I think that even if Rick would've talked Shane down in that field, Shane would've threatened Rick's life again later on. Rick was given no other choice but to defend himself.

[@DanReadd]

I agree… it was the last resort after endless second chances 🤧

[@maxmayfire9958]

Ricks desperation when yelling “this was you not me” always gets me. Thank you for the double upload I really enjoyed watching these episodes back to back ! Keep up the great work

[@DanReadd]

Thank youuu! Fantastic acting

[@sallyatticum]

@@DanReadd It's funny. At this point I had only ever seen Andrew Lincoln in Love Actually and Heartbreaker (where he had a small role). I was shocked to see him cast in this role. But he proceeds to give multiple extraordinary performances.

[@DanReadd]

@@sallyatticum This is my first experience of him! We're off to a flying start

[@Seraphina_Belle]

This is the first moment in TWD that makes it more than just a zombie show. It's about the characters. Shane goes from anger to calm to intense sadness to then showing his smile in a few seconds. His smile wasn't pleasure or happiness. It's almost reassuring himself that Rick isn't fit to lead. The moment Rick kills Shane is the moment when he proves himself as a leader capable of survival. Rick was cunning whereas Shane was more hot-headed and Rick outsmarted him which maintained his leadership of the group. Also Shane proved his weakness as he was unable to shoot Rick when he had the chance whereas Rick didn't hesitate to stab. (P.S as Shane fades, he just cradles Rick's face like he's trying to apologize when he's dying imo)

[@izen7170]

i never thought about characters expressions that much in this scene, (or I just didnt know how to put the words when trying to explain them to myself) I like your analysis

[@brookcty]

Shane is so manipulative he told Rick to talk to Carl so he's distracted and won't see him get to Randall. I'm shocked you said you're most disappointed with Rick when Shane is the one being deceptive lol.

[@DanReadd]

Funnily enough on first viewing I didn’t pick up on him manipulating! That’s why it took me all the way until he went and took Randall to realise he wasn’t turning a new leaf as I thought! So ofc I’m most disappointed in Shane come my realisation hahaha

[@brookcty]

@@DanReadd Yeah it was funny because I was like oh just wait and see what Shane is doing right about now. He was so cold to gaslight Rick and say to him he cared more about taking care of Randall than speaking to his own son, which wasn't true at all. I'm betting Rick just wanted to get Randall out of there before someone did something stupid which Shane did.

[@WizardJace]

Funnily enough in reference to you saying you didn’t expect Shane to go so early, in the comics Rick had to kill him before they ever left the camp from the beginning so he survived a lot longer on the show.

[@DanReadd]

Oh woah 😱

[@orkooskar]

It's even wilder. It's Carl, not Rick, that have to kill him, something that stays with the poor kid for a long time.

[@thatgirlwearingglasses4133]

You know you should’ve added a comic spoiler warning. Be respectful of others.

[@vanillafrenchfryy5031]

This episode definitely has one of the biggest betrayals in the shows history- and I cannot even begin to imagine how Rick’s character must’ve felt in that moment. Of course it’s a tv-show, so best not to over analyze but observing that Rick tried so hard to reinstate the brother-like bond him and Shane had before the fall, makes the scene all-the-more emotional. He had so much faith in Shane, and the fact that it ended up the way it did was so heartbreaking. The way he becomes distraught immediately afterwards almost as though he regretted his decision to kill Shane, but also acknowledging that it was Shane that decided his own fate in that moment- was so insanely powerful. I think it’s safe to say that Rick will never be the same after Shane’s death. I’m happy to know that Shane’s death was the one spoiled, because it happened so early in the series- so hopefully you can go on without any knowledge about any future deaths/plots/etc. Manifesting no spoilers for you, because truly this show is best experienced without any pre-conceived ideas of what’s to come. The whole trajectory of the show really changes many times within this series, and that’s also really important to acknowledge as well. The one good thing Shane taught Rick through his time on the show, and especially through his betrayal; is that you really can’t be the good guy in a broken world and expect to survive. I know you don’t have much faith in Rick as a leader right now, and that’s understandable but man, as much as I hate to admit it- Shane’s logic was right: you can’t be a good person if you want to survive, it was just his execution of that logic that was flawed. It’s kill or be killed. Welcome to the apocalypse😁‼️ Thanks for the bonus reaction Dan! We all appreciate your hard work in getting more episodes out and consistently entertaining us! :))

[@DanReadd]

Thank youuu! I always love your comments. I seem to agree with them so easily. I agree that practically Shane is more fit for this world. As much as there’s a moral side to making decisions, I can’t sit here and claim that I’d stick completely to that as I’m not in their situation! I do however believe the moral though should never be lost. My hope is going forward, Rick shapes into the best parts of himself, using the experiences with Shane, and his moral compass together.

[@brittanylewandowski6200]

Wasn't a betrayal, Shane let Rick kill him. He wanted out and for Rick to be the man he needed to be to protect Carl and Lori.

[@kimberlywilmoth9184]

​@@brittanylewandowski6200Absurd take, and just completely wrong.

[@JohnnyJohnnyJohnnyJohnnyJohnny]

This has got to be one of the best episodes ever

[@gravitypronepart2201]

Awsome reaction Dan! Great episode. I felt sad just hearing Rick sobbing over his friend. How he must have felt in that moment. John Bernthal sure smashed the part of shane. He really made a mark for himself too. RIP Shane. Its ok to say it.

[@edwinyouell6449]

Great reaction! The saddest part of the death is definitely Rick's reaction (Andrew's performance). The next episode is going to be *fire*. I can't wait..

[@PicklesandAlex]

9 minute mark Daniel: Maybe we can have cohesive relationship with Rick Lori and Shane. 🤔 13 minute mark Daniel: Shane, you manipulative prick. 😠 18 minute mark Daniel: 🤯 WTF HAVE I JUST WATCHED 🤯 All of us in comments : you wait and see little sparrow, you wait and see! 😅

[@DanReadd]

Mixed emotions for days 😝

[@changedmynamebcyallwouldnt..]

i know it’s only been two days but i’m checking your channel every 30 minutes, i can’t wait for the finale

[@DanReadd]

Tonigghhtttt! I honestly felt so confused as to how to react tbh 😝

[@v031]

I remember when I first watched this episode when I was a kid. This episode was crazy!

[@gravitypronepart2201]

Been waiting for this!! 😃 Like the song, "Today's Tom Sawyer", Rick is potentially the quintessential man to rebuild society, IMHO. He has the heart of compassion, even for strangers, that is needed, but also the street smarts to know that this will never happen if predators walk the earth unchallenged. Society has to be fought for and defended, but with humanity, and the balance is so difficult to figure out. I see how his mindset has been shaped by these two men, Dale and Shane, like the angel on one shoulder, and they devil on the other, even after they both are gone they are there, fighting for Ricks soul.

[@marthapackard8649]

Well said 👍

[@Amber-se7qq]

Why would you feel there's a way back from this? Rick has given him more chances than he deserved. Shane isn't even likable. The only person he cares for is himself and what he wants (Lori and Carl and the baby.) Rick hasn't given Shane any reason to want to kill him. Shane is jealous and controlling and possessive, on top of being hostile toward the others. If this is how he treats Rick, imagine how he would treat the rest of the survivors. He has shown what it would be like if he were in charge and he's not above sacrificing people. It's not even the first time he's thought about killing Rick. He was always hostile towards Dale which shows a massive amount of insecurity and aggression. Shane's been shit from the very start. Protecting Lori and Carl doesn't cancel that out. Protection does not equal love. Not every bad guy deserves to be redeemed and not every bad guy CAN be redeemed.

[@DanReadd]

Funnily enough I agree with everything you’re saying.. it’s scary tbh… in my nature, I tend to keep on giving second chances. It actually freaks me out hahaha. Like dude if I ever experience this situation, I’m 100 percent doing a Rick and giving too many second chances 😳😝

[@marthapackard8649]

I have disliked him right from the start and it just got worse the more he lied and manipulated. Ugh. I'm in total agreement.

[@josephtague6978]

Loved the double reaction

[@sunnygrl027]

Lori's speech to Shane and all was great, but at this point it's just giving him false hope. She spends the entirety of season 2 yanking his chain. "Leave my family alone". "Stay". "We are not your problem". "I'm sorry". So yeah, imagine what that does to Shane. As far as him telling Rick about Carl and the walker, should he have? Yes. But, if you haven't noticed Shane's go-to with Rick is to use Lori and Carl to manipulate him into giving Shane his way. He didn't just go to Rick as a concerned friend. He turned it into "freeing that prisoner is more important than your son". He ALWAYS uses Rick's family to manipulate the situation. He's constantly guilt-tripping Rick to get his way. With Lori, it's all about keeping score for Shane. "I saved you life this many times. Me: 4 Rick: 0". He's manipulating her as well. Whether the apocalypse made him that way or not, Shane's an ass and a troublemaker. Period.

[@Amber-se7qq]

The best thing for Lori to do would be to have as limited interactions with Shane as possible and especially forget about ever mentioning anything to do with their previous affair before Rick appeared. This is what frustrates me a lot when it comes to Lori. Stop talking to him. And I'm sorry, if I were Lori, I'm not apologizing to some douche who tried to rape me, drunk or not. I'm so tired of people saying that Shane is being "influenced" by this thing or that thing. No one else is acting the way he is. No one else is power tripping and I mentioned in another comment that Shane doesn't care about anyone else in the group. Shane is a good antagonist, maybe even a good villain, but I don't believe in redeeming every nasty person at every turn. Shane's actions are Shane's and no one owes him the benefit of the doubt.

[@JD-the-firearm-fanatic]

I love your reaction videos, Daniel! I look forward to watching them while I eat dinner!

[@DanReadd]

I’m glad 😊

[@bryanmcdonough3558]

Rip Shane and Randall, wish they survived longer, Shane joins his police buddies, Lambert, Paula, Leno, and his friends from the camp Dale, Sophia, Jacqui, Amy and Jim in heaven

[@chrisallen19821982]

no way Shane gets into heaven lol

[@ursulamills2240]

Great reaction video! Part of what I like about the show is the fact that the characters are complex, conflicted, and imperfect and it makes them much more interesting and human. .And it's the discussion about the characters and the situations that develop that keep the TV series interesting.

[@xmasgirl3048]

Shane really did give Rick no choice! Rick tried over and over again to reason with him, reel Shane back into the “brother” relationship that they shared. Shane just had nothing to do with it. He was 💯convinced that he loved Lori and he’s like he felt he was dueling for her hand. He didn’t feel rick had what it takes to 1. protect Lori, baby, and Carl, and 2. lead the group. Absolutely love Jon Bernthal but sadly, it was time for Shane to go.

[@DanReadd]

I agree 😞

[@seherhudson5387]

My favorite episode😍 love your reaction👏

[@matttv94]

Shane was built for this world, he was willing to do whatever it took to keep himself and his loved ones safe. I'd live to see a what if walking dead show where shane lived. How would he deal with what's coming, who would make it compared to who actually made it to the end in the real show.

[@DanReadd]

I would love to see this too. Like a what if scenario. That’d be awesome

[@Myraisins1]

Your reactions are most entertaining!

[@fraesshair]

Don’t worry about how you react ever bro we keep coming back because of how you react😊

[@TalalHamidi-n8c]

Shane's death is one that's necessary to rocks character development in the future but one of the saddest deaths since he's such a well written character , he feels so real, his choices are justified in his view point

[@josephtague6978]

Great reaction bro

[@samjohnson7869]

I figured that was the death that was spoiled for you cuz I was recommended the same video. Glad you were still surprised lol

[@korivex742]

What Lori said to Shane made Shane believe that the only reason she wasn't with him was because of Rick. He went to Rick about Carl because he wanted to delay Randal being taken away, it wasn't really a moment of Shane being a sensible good guy.

[@StupidIdea]

i love these reactions please do 2 reactions every day

[@blakefletcher8052]

As much as a problem shane was he was my favorite character. Yes he went crazy because he was blinded by some kind of false love and feelings but he truly loved Rick. They were best friends and brothers but when the world ended it makes things different. Lori and Carl became his own family and his purpose to survive. I blame Lori for a good part of it. I really wish they would’ve kept him on for later seasons.

[@DanReadd]

Do you think he’d have killed Rick then and there? And if he did, how do you think that would’ve affected him? I’m not convinced his plan would be as he’d imagined

[@blakefletcher8052]

@@DanReadd shane was definitely capable of killing Rick but I don’t think he truly wanted to do it. He just went crazy and acted on impulse and that’s what caused him to lead Randall out and kill him and then lead Rick out I think if lori had never went and apologized to him maybe it wouldn’t have pushed him over the edge and he could have continued to get his mind right. But Jon bernthal had a theory for his death somewhere online that I recommend you check out.

[@pamsing4601]

Ok I've finally subscribed lol. I've watched them all. I liiiiiiive for your WHUH 😁 love your reactions. Next episode is my favorite. Of all. And I've watched the series millions of times.

[@DanReadd]

Welcome welcome welcome 🤗

[@melthebell33]

Next episodes my favourite, immense

[@Cubsss]

the last few episodes of s2 is amazing in my opinion, i still miss dale even if i last watched twd like 4 yrs ago.

[@DanReadd]

Hello hello 👋

[@ami7mina]

Hi hi!

[@brentwarzone4181]

Hi there thanks for the reaction

[@DanReadd]

@@brentwarzone4181 you’re very welcome!

[@Nie_Wiem_KimJestem]

Hello :D

[@MechBeDrawing]

The finaly is crazy

[@imthebeatplug_8319]

Season 3 let's get it!!

[@samanthabailey4018]

Yes Rick needed to be the one to talk to Carl about what happened. Do I think Shane was actually going to say anything to Rick or Lori, no. Once Lori came over to talk to Shane and express how she felt that gave him hope. So as Rick is about to release the prisoner Shane uses the Carl situation as a distraction to do what he wants and get rid of his many obstacles for the family he believes is his.

[@marthapackard8649]

It's funny how different my reaction to the scene between Lori and Shane was to Daniel's. To me Lori totally messed with Shane's head. WTH, girl! If you insist you are with Rick then act that way. Be fair and work with him but don't go off on your own to sweet talk him. I think she holds a big part of responsibility for this outcome.

[@daredeflon662]

This was Shane giving his life to make Rick a hardened leader who can make the tough decisions. That's why he was taunting him with the "I'm a better father.." lines. The actor of Shane wanted a shot in the show where Rick checks his gun and the mag was empty, meaning Shane never intended to kill Rick, but this didn't happen. Also another thing Shane's actor wanted was to be the only walker that said anything and he wanted to say "Riiiick..." but that was not allowed either.

[@MHACompute]

Well - that happened! I have to say - there's not a lot you actually miss - and it is your first run through so, well done! 👏 Thanks for alerting us to the fact it was Shane's demise that was spoiled for you, I'd thought at the time it might be either him or Dale, and it's good to know that it still came as a shock to you when it actually happened - mark of a good show, good writing, good acting - that! John Bernthall, and the writers, really fleshed out Shane magnificently... he was a bit of an aside in the graphic novel! It really hurt to lose two key characters in rapid succession, like that. I expect you're hoping, like we were, that we don't lose anyone else anytime soon...

[@bittercolesslaw]

shane wasn’t going to do that and he was gonna let rick raise his kid and leave lori and carl alone but when he saw rick prioritizing other things then carl shane wanted to kill rick bc he thought rick couldn’t take care of his child, shane took him out to the field and had intent to kill him but realized he couldn’t kill rick so he started pushing rick to kill him because he knew he messed up and was too far gone and dangerous for the group shane wasn’t gonna kill rick he just knew that he was too far gone and dangerous to the group and knew rick wasn’t ready to make big decisions so he basically forced rick to make a hard choice by making rick kill his best friend

[@cxsmicbby]

wait what?! i never interpreted it like that! i always thought shane was gonna kill rick but at the same time didn’t want to and rick got to him before he did! this makes me even more sad omg :(

[@mareliza2734]

Lol I love your reaktions ! I could see all seasons with you to night if you want. Oh my god ❤ yes. I think it was really heartbreaking for him that he had to kill Shane. He was his best friend. This breaks him. But Shane couldn’t give up his jealousy against Rick. But he also seamed sure that he was a better father and man to Lara and Carl. Also many people was talking about that Lara planted things in Ricks mind, being dangerous and so. Yet she thanked Shane for saving her? It was like she drove them to killing each other . I don’t understand fully what she was doing.

[@DanReadd]

I think she’s just as lost as all of us 😢 definitely not to blame tho! Thanks for watching 😊

[@amichakraborty2770]

i love watching your reactions and after-episode thoughts. 😊

[@stephwest1382]

yes yes yes. I am ready. can wait to here what you got to say

[@augustus7975]

In the walking dead, there are no rules on who stays or exiles. 😂

[@PigossiWhisky17]

The next episode is FIREEEE

[@jodyhouser6437]

Not sure if anyone said this but you should know that the actor who played Dale wanted to leave so that is why he was killed off. He was upset when his friend and head writer was fired.

[@veeeff2323]

I think this is the episode I was waiting for you to watch...hahaha

[@vanillafrenchfryy5031]

Same!! Since season 1 episode 3 where he seemed to have liked Shane- I was patiently waiting for this episode. We all knew something he didn’t lol!!

[@semmelozic]

Shane already murdered two innocent men in cold blood and then lied about it. This was his third attempt. Dude had to go

[@DanReadd]

Yeah 😢

[@Nechay.]

I wouldn't say Randal is innocent, he was with bandits and who knows what he was doing back then

[@RaewynS4]

Hey Dan ! I don't know if you're aware of it, but Jon Bernthal who played Shane has said in a podcast that his death scene was supposed to be different at first. Basically after killing him, Rick was supposed to see that Shane had no ammo in his gun and in that scene Shane would have done all of that to force Rick into making a hard decision by killing him and make him "stronger" I think that would be a nice topic for you to have in a beyond the woh maybe on what you think about that scene and what would have changed for Rick, Lori's and Carl's development if they had kept that scene

[@beard556]

now its time to get funky

[@Mattis06]

I hate spoilers because i was 2 days late on the Attack on Titan finale part 1 and a major character death was posted everywhere

[@DanReadd]

That’s so bloody annoying 😭 I’m sorry

[@samanthabailey4018]

Well like you said 😏 Rick didn't shoot Shane. He stabbed him. 😆

[@DanReadd]

I was so freaking wrong it’s crazy!! But indeed hahah

[@JacksWorldYT]

I genuinely believe that if Lori wasn’t in the equation, Rick, Carl & Shane could’ve gone on from here fairly okay. But Lori planting the revenge seed in Rick in the tent & then Lori reigniting the discussion with Shane when he was building that watch tower by telling him that she was sorry for what happened & for what he THEY BOTH thought/felt it was. Basically saying she caught feelings too 😪

[@maureenmcdonald9476]

DON'T give Lori any credit. When Rick is around all she does is talk about how scary Shane is. When Rick is gone, all she does is go to Shane and say 😭 "I'm so sorry, Shane." She is sending mixed signals to both men. She is the worst. She might as well have put that knife in Rick's hand.

[@lilymccann5329]

Glen slash Dale. Glendale. I love that. Eventually Shane was going to act, but Lori needing to alleviate her own guilt set it off earlier... when a horde was passing by. She should have left Shane alone to work on whatever he was doing, because that interaction gave him the last boost of hope that led him to act. He tried moving on more than once and she would get upset at him for respecting her request. I wanted it to end one way or another due to that annoyance alone.

[@Welowdy]

I loved this reaction lol

[@chrisallen19821982]

Great reaction, Daniel "I still see a way back for Shane" Shane enters the chat hold my beer lol

[@sallyatticum]

Yeah, but even in that moment, I was thinking, "Really?"

[@zunnpy]

I mean you were right Rick didn't shoot him but he did poke Shane with a knife 😂😂

[@mothman6496]

I will say in the comics Carl is the one the who kills Shane with the gun that Rick gave him

[@walkerst8785]

As soon as episode 10 aired I was sure how the Rick & Shane-situation would end. At this point I didn't know what happened in the Comics but there was certainly No way that Rick and Shane could live in the same group. And Shane would Not leave after He found out Lori's prägnant.

[@evaaussie2643]

👍

[@handsomeman9433]

Yup… there goes one of the most important characters in this 177 episode series… Shane was complicated but certainly important

[@DanReadd]

I think I’ll come to realise his importance in his absence!

[@brittanylewandowski6200]

Shane LET Rick kill him 100% To make Rick become who he needed to be.

[@SaidiLouise]

You've quickly become a favorite, @ItsDanRead Thanks for the second video :)

[@DanReadd]

You’re very welcome 😊 thank you!

[@ArturoAguilera-dabeanie]

At 13:38 my high ass thought he was actually mad at John bernthal

[@meghanmonroe]

Once again, Shane's erratic behavior is immediately preceded by some kind of meaningful interaction with Lori. But noooo, Lori is blameless.

[@DanReadd]

To be fair.. my view on this is pretty simple. No one is making Shane act but Shane. Maybe the environment is influencing him, but he’s perfectly capable of regulating himself, and making sure he makes correct decisions! Maybe Lori is influencing him, but his actions don’t become her fault!

[@meghanmonroe]

@@DanReadd Agreed.

[@stephwest1382]

alot of fan thought Lori did wrong talking with Shane but the conversation needed to happen. they think Lori started the war between Rick and Shane. I totally disagree. and again Carl being alone is being blamed on Lori also.

[@DanReadd]

Yeah I’ve noticed Lori gets a lot of blame… I’m just glad the conversation was had. An acknowledgement of each others flaws, and hope to push forward!

[@julesaloizeusbuyucan588]

Finally

[@StayshaS]

From this episode on, all I could think about was if Lori lost the baby. Would it be a zombie and hurt Lori? It’s the best show.

[@BKay121]

Next episode is a dousy :)

[@JRMAV1]

Dale wasn’t ready for this world, but he would’ve been perfect to help rebuild it. Truth is there are monsters like Randall and his buddies in the world now, but society keeps them at bay. Without law and order they show their monstrous sides and get away with it. Shane once again wanted to go about it wrong. But Randall had to go.

[@jacobsheber6803]

I don't necessarily believe that Randall was a monster. The only thing he did was shoot at them. There isn't any proof that he raped those girls either

[@Jada_-]

FIRST!!!

[@DanReadd]

👑

[@thegrandadmiraltankshow7341]

Well........he didn't......shoot.....him - 17:07

[@andreafaraone717]

Perché sono 18 episodi che vedi del buono per forza in Shane ? sono 16 che palesemente non ne ha. E' mezzo impazzito, è possessivo, violento, manipolatore, bugiardo e inaffidabile. Come puoi sentirti al sicuro con uno che potrebbe spararti mentre dormi?

[@stephwest1382]

I would always defend Lori. I say all the time that no one knows how or what they would do in an apocalypse. In this families defense, they have never heard of zombies or George Romero day of the deads movies so... they learn as they go

[@TheAmazingAdam]

The writing for Shane felt so off in this episode. Imo, Shane realistically should of lasted longer. Made almost no sense to the character for him to suddenly go crazy like this without a real reason lol. It's almost an excuse to kill Shane off before the finale after we just lost Dale. Season 2 was kinda depressing losing so many great characters and a character who had so much potential thanks to the comics (Sophia). Shane Walsh is a survivalist, not an idiot. Hate what the writers made him look like in the end.

[@nolongervailable9400]

You're proud of her for what? For leading Shane on? For pushing him into believing that somehow she still wants him? Well that looks and feeling of horror you felt....that was all Lori. *Slow clap 😠😭

[@KayKay-l2t]

Yep a shocking episode. You almost have to force yourself not to look at KZbin because you have some selfish reactors that put everything in their YT videos including titles and photos all over their thumbnails "GIVING EVERYTHING AWAY", it's terrible and of course if you're watching TWD you get things popping up in your "recommended things to watch" so you almost have to have blinkers on when looking at KZbin - use to drive me crazy. There were a few guilty reactors, but one reactor in particular would do it all the time some of it was clickbait as well because he wanted viewings and would do anything to get it and people were fed up of it, I had to say something to him, I wasn't the only one because he was spoiling it for others. I almost had to stop looking at anything on YT with TWD on it. Anyway, moving on, Rick's crying and bawl after he killed Shane gets me EVERY time, such powerful acting and when he screams "DAMN YOU SHANE for making me do this...this was YOU not me"😢 and then that BIG BAWL.😭 Then Carl seeing whatever he saw and having to put Shane down a second time was again shocking. Although Shane was right in some respects when it came to the groups safety and Rick being hesitant to make some drastic decisions and calls because Rick would think it through first and wanted to remain as humane as he possibly could because he held certain morals and only kill if completely necessary to keep his son and wife alive and the rest of his group, but when it came to Lori and Carl, Shane was spiralling out of control like a ticking timebomb and I don't think that last talk he and Lori had when Lori went to him and apologised for everything helped, it gave him a little hope, you could see it the way he was looking at her and I think it made matters worse, I honestly do which must have led him to think Rick was the problem and with him out of the way it would solve everything and he could have Lori back to himself. I wonder with Shane in control, how many more people would he have killed if they crossed him or didn't agree with him or he didn't like because his thinking was not always rational. Really enjoyed your reaction again Daniel!