The Walking Dead | S3 E4 'Killer Within' - Part 2 | Reaction | Review

[@benj7911]

The way Rick says "nooo noooo aww noo" to Carl makes my eyes tear up.

[@stevet2445]

Ben J Not going to lie to you that moment got me good. The verge of tears coming to be honest. Steve

[@ducksauce9187]

its because its so real. when we cry we make that ugly cry face and our voice kinda breaks like Ricks did, 10/10 acting from Andrew

[@bronzgodzls4308]

@@unlimitedayoproduction2452 Same! I can’t lie I was laughing and crying 😂😭

[@riandraagustian5057]

@@unlimitedayoproduction2452 fr🤣🤣

[@davidedwards1705]

One look from Rick to Carl and he KNEW what happened.

[@wendyfarrell7083]

I wasn't always the biggest fan of Lori but at the end of the day she's a mother who sacrificed herself for her child. That speech between her and Carl kills me. Great final obviously. Also I've heard people say T-Dog being bit already means his sacrifice was less noble. Hell no that's a truly awful way to die and yet he endured it to save someone else.

[@belle8932]

r/onetruedog

[@thecustomizer2008]

He woulda died eventually, bites take time for you to turn so he was like "fuck it, run carol" and died a very noble way

[@MK-lb3oc]

The fact that Rick didn't end on the best of terms with Lori (they weren't really talking to each other in Season 3), and the fact Rick couldn't even acknowledge/hold his baby at the end there, really shows how devastated Rick is by Lori's death.

[@stevet2445]

Matthew Kelso Matthew I totally agree. I didn’t see this coming at all. Steve

[@CGCentralHD]

The fact andrew never recived an Emmy for his acting in this show is an abseloute joke, then again they nominated season 8 of GoT as best drama they shouldn't be taken seriously

[@digitalthunder9927]

Yeah I don't know why anyone still keeps up with the emmys...complete joke.

[@elanor2006]

Yeah, the Emmy's have been licking Game of Thrones ass for the last few years (the seasons stopped being good after season 4), just because it super popular! The acting on Walking Dead is amazing, and it should be recognised, but the Emmy's are a joke, so fuck them!

[@sherryclark2552]

Facts...

[@danteferrise6742]

Yeah but season 8 of Game of Thrones even though it was a let down to all of that build up it was still beautifully shot and an absolute masterpiece of cinematography. I hate a lot of S8 too don’t get me wrong and I am still bummed about it HOWEVER I feel like people only look at the negatives when it comes to GOT when there are so many great things about that series just because they dropped the ball with the ending doesn’t undo all of that amazing stuff before that. ANNND TO COMPLETELY DISCREDIT ALL OF THOSE PEOPLE THAT POURED THEIR HEARTS AND SOULS INTO MAKING SEASON 8 HAPPEN AS IF THEY HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE WRITING CHOICES IS JUST SILLY. It just makes me sad to even think about. BUT TRUST ME I AM WITH YOU IN TERMS OF YOUR THOUGHTS ON HOW S8 WENT DOWN!

[@ragnarrocks9581]

Fuck Emmy

[@Ilovebeans5673]

Andrew Lincoln doesn’t get the recognition he deserves seriously. His acting on this show is consistently amazing. He is always right on point.

[@dgainey3767]

Andrew Lincoln ALWAYS brings his A game. Just an amazing actor and an amazing TV show. Another great video and the series is still just getting started brother!

[@stevet2445]

D Gainey I keep hearing that and just when I think things are cool then sledgehammer to the head happens. Steve

[@InFiRe59]

At 12:44 you can see how good Andrew Lincoln (Rick) is. He shows perfectly what the character figures out : he knows his son had to kill his own mom.

[@Vale9118]

and he's so broken he couldn't even hug him or console him for what he had to do

[@Candicexan]

This episode...No matter how you feel about Lori, it rips out your heart and eats it for lunch!! 😭 Her speech to Carl was beautiful, in a tragic sort of way. It had to be Carl that killed her....it's his mom and it should be someone who loves you. RIP to T-Dog too.

[@stevet2445]

Candi Pickett Yes totally agree and I have to talk about the fact of where is Rick and Carl’s head right now before the show. That’s the big question for me like where do we go from here??? Steve

[@Candicexan]

@@stevet2445, stay tuned and hang on!!

[@Shereegrimes224]

T Dogg was a useless character

[@gingetomassi8153]

Have you guys heard Andrew Lincoln's real accent yet? You will appreciate his acting, even more, when you do.

[@btstakescareofmewhenimsick4892]

Funny thing is, he used to act in romantic comedies before TWD, what a change. Lol

[@justinharris3284]

What does his true accent have to do with his acting he's a great actor either way

[@lmj2k]

Justin Harris - I think it was a shock when a lot of people found out he’s actually British, self included. He does a southern accent pretty well. I wasn’t familiar with any of his work before TWD.

[@gingetomassi8153]

@@justinharris3284 Yeah that's why I said they would appreciate it "even more" and not that they will think he is a good actor when they find out he is English.

[@jakan5900]

Check out Love Actually, Lincoln in full Brit mode.

[@sophier7752]

T got that gate shut and threw himself into the walkers to try to save Carol. The man died a hero. Love Oscar! Proved himself, in my opinion. This episode has me crying so much. Lori/Carl/Maggie. It is just too sad. Sarah broke my heart. Andy's acting at the end....I just can't.

[@edojames3856]

I always get goosebumps watching when Rick finds out

[@stevet2445]

Edo James Goosebumps! I had a big knot in my throat! Steve

[@misterdizzle4718]

This is the episode that made me fall in love with this show. First time I ever shed a tear for a tv character as well. Outstanding performance by Andrew Lincoln, Sarah Wayne-Callis, and not to mention Lauren Cohen.

[@BenTIStudios]

Thanks for mentioning that. Sarah Wayne-Callis absolutely killed it this episode. Definitely an honorable mention to Lauren Cohen too. But I'd actually put Sarah's performance just over Andrew's.

[@WHITEYY18LOVER]

I did not like Lori at all, but her death and seeing how Rick reacted made me bawl. I can't believe Andy has never won an Emmy. He's such a magnificent actor.

[@doccreed7182]

Ditto for me.

[@stevet2445]

I am going to agree with you 2000%. His acting has been amazing up to this point! That scene sent him through the roof!!! Steve

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

These types of shows are always ignored by the academy

[@danhunt1830]

TWD at its finest, thanks to incredibly powerful acting and brave storytelling.

[@stevet2445]

Dan Hunt very freaking true Dan! So true. Steve

[@franklythemooch7413]

Andrew's performance this episode took me out, the pain and the agony in his face was...god.

[@stevet2445]

frankly the mooch There was never a moment I can remember that much raw emotion. The acting in this moment will always be remembered by me. Steve

[@franklythemooch7413]

@@stevet2445 you'll be surprised to know that Andy is in fact, British. which is still shocking to me how his accent hasn't shown up once in the emotional scenes

[@NoahVends]

This episode and the Sophia barn episode were the 2 early seasons episodes that was so pivotal for the series imo. Such great writing and acting made you feel like you are apart of the group and you lost people close to you. Watching this episode when it first aired was an absolute crazy time. T Dog when out like a hero, Lori died saving her child, Oscar and Axel became part of the group

[@joshg344]

Absolutely agree. Such an unexpected episode early on for the series. I thought Lori was a pretty safe character but I was dead wrong

[@NoahVends]

@@joshg344 I thought the same thing about Lori. Thought she would be around for at least 5 seasons and her and Rick would make up. This was before I knew the comics though

[@cindywollner4453]

Andrew Lincoln asks that Sarah callies not be on set for that scene. But she said she could hear his reaction from another sound stage and almost broke down listening to him.

[@waynec2601]

For me there's like 6 scenes that absolutely destroy me everytime i watch this show. Lori's death/Rick breakdown is one of them it's probably number 2 on my list.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

Now that they caught up. Guessing the barn with Sophia reveal, this episode, Beth's death at the hospital, Tyreese's death, Noah's death at the revolving doors, and Glenn's death by Lucille. Maybe even the pike scene with Henry.

[@dansreviews5574]

Andrew Lincoln is the best actor ever!!

[@franklythemooch7413]

How he didn't win an Emmy after that, is mind boggling to me

[@ragnarrocks9581]

Agree

[@ThatChickPiperTV]

I've seen this episode hundreds of times. I cry every time. They definitely did Lori's life and death well in this, one, episode. They stirred our passions by creating an unsympathetic character, then hit us with the most heart-wrenching, sympathetic death. Andrew Lincoln should have won so many awards for this performance. He is a phenomenal actor.

[@angie-tq4ew]

"They stirred our passions by creating an unsympathetic character, then hitting us with the most heart-wrenching sympathetic death." Well said.👏

[@ThatChickPiperTV]

@@angie-tq4ew Thanks. 🙂

[@lilywolf2467]

I couldn’t wait for you to watch this episode. I’m once again crying with you. This emotional episode will make you feel compassion for Lori and breaks your heart for Carl and Rick. What do you think about Carl shooting his own mother and how do you think it will effect him moving forward in his life?

[@stevet2445]

Pam Robinson You know knowing it happened it tells me Carl has became a product of his surroundings and he is growing up without the chance of just being a kid. I cannot simply identify with Carl. Steve

[@samxf]

Little trivia Andrew Lincoln filmed this episode on his birthday 🎁

[@alonsobm-53]

F

[@stevet2445]

Sam Alexander Sam are you kidding me? Well he pulled off epic on his birthday! Period! Steve

[@WHITEYY18LOVER]

I interviewed all three of these prisoners individually ("Oscar", "Axel" and "Andrew") and they all had some great stories about Andy.

[@TheOneTrueErica]

This was such a heartbreaking episode. Lori was a complicated, flawed character but no one can deny she knocked it outta the park at the end. Good god, I was crying when I first saw this. Rick's reaction was amazing too. A lotta people covered him already so I'll leave it at that. Shout out to T-Dog for his bravery and selflessness. We hardly knew you, man.

[@theotherside3507]

To this day this episode still makes me cry! I'm balling my eyes out right now!

[@gravitypronepart2201]

There's a funny meme on fb for the Rick/Carl scene, "when you find out your son is a Dallas Cowboys fan". So funny

[@abbaskazmi2558]

Give Andrew Lincoln an Oscar he deserves it for making me tear up when he laid on the floor and started sobbing his eyes out.

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

12:45 Rick's performance here is heartbreaking, and the first time we really saw what the actor was truly capable of.

[@amyfender1]

I was right where you're at after this episode Lacey. I just couldn't even speak. Actually I was crying so much that I couldn't speak. And even now, after seeing this episode more times than I can count it still makes me cry every time. Everyone in the prison acted their butts off for this episode but Andrew Lincoln.....holy smokes. Like you both said.....You could feel Rick's despair and heartbreak. It seemed so real that it was painful to watch!! Thank y'all for doing the video. Steve, I hope your mom is doing better. Sending you and Lacey my love 💜

[@TheMarine316]

Andrew Lincoln has many performances like this one over the years and I’m still angry that the Emmys just snubbed their noses 👃 at anything in the zombie genre because Lincoln can act circles around most of the actors that get nominated year after year... Lincoln should have at least 3 Emmy awards on his mantle

[@rachaelhalliday1193]

Andrew Lincoln is an amazing actor, some people didn't even know he is British. Having to pull off the American accent & put that much believable emotion is astounding.

[@Stefernie2]

9:17...Steve toughening up so he doesn’t cry lol

[@DuoReacts]

Stephanie Smith you saw that I saw that but no one else did! Lol no your right! Steve

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

The title of this episode is extremely clever. It can refer to Lori's baby killing her in birth, the prisoner who sabotaged them, The Governor being a monster, or Carl actually being able to kill his own mother and showing that he is able to kill if need be, or even the prisoner killing his fellow inmate.

[@michaelgolliher888]

That's twice Carl had to end it first Shane now his mom. He's no longer a kid he's a man in a kids body.

[@dgainey3767]

I was waiting to get your reaction to this episode. Buckle up guys...this series is one hell of a ride!

[@stephwest1382]

couldn't agree more.

[@gravitypronepart2201]

I remimber watching Talking Dead after this Episode. IroneE Stapleton was guesting, and he was so emotional about leaving. He was so sad to not be able to play T Dog, and it's obvious how much the cast love each other. They go thru lots together, blood sweat and tears.

[@alamoja]

I always cry watching this episode When Rick hears the baby cry and turns around in disbelief. I start to cry every time. And when he hit that ground. Now that's some serious crying. None of that one tear going down the face. Also Maggie in this scene too was good.

[@BenRai2k]

Sarah-Wayne that played Lori said that her "Goodnight love" line was directed at Rick, though echos of it were for Shane and the unborn baby too.

[@dotsnhots2440]

Such a good episode, and great reaction. It's good to see how into the show you are, makes it more fun to watch it over again with you.

[@stevet2445]

DoTs n HoTs Thanks Dots for the comment! Cannot wait to get filming tomorrow and see where this train of brutality takes me lol! Steve

[@JacksWorldYT]

Had a feeling you 2 would be speechless as many of us were. I feel for Rick so much after this episode, but more so for Carl honestly, he’s had to deal with thinking he lost his dad, putting down Walker Shane, not only losing his mom in front of him in such a brutal way but also being the one to put her down. How do you think these things are going to affect Carl moving forward?

[@kbh4bratz]

Walking Dead is brutal, no holds barred ever!

[@stevet2445]

Just Me You are extremely correct. Brutal!! Steve

[@roseofthegarden_]

Andrew Lincoln acting was masterclass here. Sarah Wayne Callies got me crying every time with this scene.

[@elainaann7721]

Watching this episode again makes me wonder how on earth did Andrew Lincoln never win an Emmy for his performance on TWD!? Mind-boggling

[@angeltriggercolores5255]

This episode was so hard for me to watch. It still breaks my heart. For everyone that had harsh feeling for Lori.. to me this shows that she really was a great person. A loving person. She made a mistake but we have ALL made mistakes. We are all human. She was willing to sacrifice herself for that baby to live.. there is no greater sacrifice then giving your life for a child. A lot of ppl didn’t care and still hated on Lori. I think that it shows just how good she really was. Not knowing much about t dog the only thing I can measure him on his last as a person. He was willing to do that to himself for Carol. The love between everyone in this group is amazing. Ricks breaking down and yelling out about Lori rips my heart out. He is such a good actor. All of them are. They make you feel every ounce of emotion in this show. Love the reactions as always!! I hope Steve’s mom is doing better!! Love you both!! 💜💜💜

[@stevet2445]

Angel Colores Angel thanks for the amazing comment and things are climbing back into to being normal well as normal can be lol. Steve

[@angeltriggercolores5255]

So glad!! I know what you mean by as normal as can be!! Story of my life!! Lol

[@wordswritteninred7171]

So many hate Lori. This is a fictional story. But real life situations. Lori, ALWAYS the dutiful wife. Stood by her husband. Defended her husband. Supported her husband, even when she disagreed. Her last dying words, were to her husband. Rick, well, What an amazing performance from Andrew Lincoln! Rick is obviously distraught. Now its too late. They loved each other. And they let past things get in the way. And for what exactly? Many people in real life make this same mistake. Forgiveness goes a long way. But not much help if it comes too late. Prayers for your Mom Steve. Hope she is getting better!

[@alamoja]

I cried when she died. But I still didn't like her. But she was his wife and mother to Carl.

[@michaelmatejka1068]

I wish we had more development and exposure to T-dawg. This episode showed his heart and I wish we got to know him more. He went out like a boss and a hero

[@brandonkashinsky9222]

I almost cried watching this episode for the first time. I didn’t expect Lori to die

[@fontes9217]

Sarah and Andy giving us yet another stellar performance. This episode never fails to bring the tears flowing again and again for me.

[@eclaire_x88x]

Andrew Lincoln is incredible, and his performance only gets better

[@abbaskazmi2558]

T-Dog's a real one for sacrificing himself for Carol.

[@Getstr8cash]

I mean why wouldn’t he sacrifice himself for her He was gonna die anyways he was bit on the shoulder

[@bradgarris2570]

Welcome to the roller coaster that is The Walking Dead strap in and enjoy

[@jayfonz5765]

I'm a 40 year old man and this is one of the many times this show makes me cry like a baby. Another great reaction duo. I was looking forward to this one.

[@BenRai2k]

Only 6 episodes ago all the episode conversations were about Dale, Lori and Shane...and now all are gone.

[@xmasgirl3048]

I knew this episode was surely going to knock the breath right out of you both. No matter how you felt about how Lori was in the 1st 2 seasons, seeing her sacrifice herself for the baby made her an amazing mom. As I type I am visiting Senoia, GA (better known to you as the little town of Woodbury-The Governor) where the show is and has been filmed for all 9, going on 10 seasons. I got blessed by my daughter with this surprise trip! We took a tour and the guides we telling us that Andrew Lincoln is a method actor. He has to really get worked up for scenes like these either with music or reading stories from the past that will make him feel such raw emotion. When Lori said “good night love” it was improv’d in an earlier scene from this season. It is when they get to the prison and she attempted to talk to Rick and he tells her to go talk to Hershel, he’s doing thangs. Andrew Lincoln loved it so much, he asked Sarah Wayne Callies to have it be her last line and that she not be on set when Rick finds out that Lori died. The actress actually was on set to hear the scene. She went to Andrew afterwards, hugged him, and said that she was fine and well. Lori Wayne Callies said the emotion was so strong that it felt palpable. This episode feels like it reaches into your chest and tears your heart out. It is just that heartbreaking. We lost some great characters this episode! T Dog was a very underrated character. Still miss his presence. The actor, IronE Singleton is a lot like the character. Once you 2 get caught up in the series, you have got to come check out Senoia. It’s an amazing little town that is so inviting and friendly and on a cool night, it’s a location used in many other tv shows and movies such as Drop Dead Diva, Sweet Home Alabama, Fried Green Tomatoes. Interesting little tidbit, The Conjuring 3 is about to start filming now. Looking forward to your next reaction! Steve, I pray your mom is doing better. Lacie, thanks for all you do to bring these videos to us!

[@nikkiplatt316]

Andrew Lincoln is amazing. That scene is the one that almost made Lauren Cohen quit the show. All that emotion was real from her.

[@gravitypronepart2201]

Wow, yes, I forgot about that. Amazing how these actors love each other. And they throw themselves into the roll so completely that they feel the loss of both the exiting character and the actor. Amazing.

[@anastasiarossi7935]

The woman who plays Maggie didn’t want to do the scene where she cuts open Lori, it took the actor of Glenn to comfort and convince her... a heartbreaking scene ❤️

[@laurynkeeps]

Andrew Lincoln is impeccable! Very pleased that you all you all are moved same way millions were....and it only gets better!!🤗

[@djmadmanny1]

Makes me tear up every time I watch it.. Another nice reaction!

[@angie-tq4ew]

0:57 A good man by Merle's standards, perhaps. lol R.I.P T-Dawg. You were a good man, even tho we didn't get to see you much. This episode has me weeping EVERY SINGLE TIME. Every actors performance in this episode was EPIC!!! Never liked Lori, but I have got to admit - every time I see this - that she went out like a boss! No question about it. R.I.P. Lori And, welcome to the group, Oscar & Axel. You did good. Hope your mom is doing better, Steve. Blessings! 😊🌺🏝️❤️ Edited: Came back to say "Thank you!" for the two-parter, Lacey. And for uploading on a Thursday, even tho you didn't have to.

[@1994howler]

Andrew Lincoln is incredible, I enjoy watching Love Actually and then watching this to remind myself just how amazing and versatile he truly is. That last scene hits me so hard everytime I see.

[@zombie8079]

Andrew (Rick) and Sarah (Lori) were so good on this episode, they are incredible actors. I'm gonna miss Lori, we all know she made mistakes but she was sorry and she was such a good mother that gave her life for her baby. Loved the reaction guys!

[@mattycraig1544]

So was Lauren who plays Maggie

[@2nuh761]

Rick finding out about Lori’s death is such an ICONIC scene. It never fails to make me tear up, the way Maggie comes out, her lips quivering, and she tried to grab Rick so he didn’t have to see what was left (I.e her stomach being ripped open and head shot). Then how Rick realizes, he pulls a Daryl and almost looks animalistic trying to find the words and read expression at the same time. And when the camera pulls away and he’s just laying there crying amongst the dead also laying on the ground... (or at least this is what I got from the scene haha) it never fails to hit hard. Loved this reaction and can’t wait for the discussion in the next episode!!

[@nykemurakami]

OMG One of the Most Heart Breaking Epsiode Poor T-dog and Lori RIP :(((( Even many people hate Lori you can tell that lori loves her Child and her Kids.

[@amyfender1]

In the next video you ( Steve) mentioned that you weren't sure where Carl's head was at when he put Lori down and then just walked out looking straight ahead with no emotion. I felt the same way the first few times I watched this episode. But then something clicked for me when you heard the gunshot, Maggie jumped and Carl walked out with no expression on his face and was very deliberate with his steps. He didn't even seem to worry if there were walkers out in the hallway or not. As I watched him he actually reminded me so much of "savage" Rick, the same way Rick walked back into the prison to kill everything in sight , that's how Carl looked to me. He looked just like his dad and he was basically savage Carl at that point to me. Bless his heart. I cannot imagine any kid trying to survive during something like this but Carl isn't just surviving. He's fighting, protecting his family ( all of them are his family) and he takes charge when he has to to keep people safe. He really does amaze me and I love his character. Thanks for letting me ramble on with my nonsense lol. Watching y'all makes my long nights with insomnia not feel quite so long 😊

[@box1877]

Andrew Lincoln is such a amazing actor by this point most fans know exactly what he's thinking by just a look he gives you! Fare warning don't ever have him tilt his head towards you in a convo lol 😎😂

[@garethlawton5278]

Andrew's drop to the floor still remains one of the most impacting sight this show has to offer. Crippling grief acted out flawlessly.

[@lollypop2414]

This episode is definitely a tough one to watch! Even watching other people react to it makes me cry. As much as I didn't care for Lori, her goodbye to Carl just breaks my heart everytime. Then it's just made sadder by his decision to shoot her afterward. Then Rick's reaction is the icing on the cake of devastation. Also RIP T-Dog. His death is always overshadowed by Lori's.

[@Piggeh603]

This is one of many episodes of TWD where I ask myself "How has Andrew Lincoln (Rick) never been nominated for a single Emmy?????????" The man is seriously one of the best actors on TV.

[@BubbaJohn_]

I cried like a baby when Lori died. She was a flawed character. That made her realistic. Which is why she was kinda relatable to me.

[@TheHofman]

I remember 1st episode that you reacted, I know that from start Walking Dead kinda looks like just sci-fi show, and can put some people off with slow start and sci-fi, but I am glad you sticked with it and now we can watch these hard but great episodes, full of drama. Great for reactions, looking forward to next episode.

[@cfinley81]

I disliked Lori from the very beginning, but no one deserves to die like that. Or like T Dog. And Rick's reaction to cap it off...hell of an episode.

[@Dead_pixelz_]

What shocked me the most about this episode when I watched it air was that it was episode 4. I did not expect big deaths so soon in the show. It almost felt like a finale with how good it was.

[@alexharper403]

Unlike other TV shows, this one can, and will rip your guts out emotionally.

[@ItsAlwaysSunnyInPennsylvania]

The love and looks between your guys are the best.

[@sophier7752]

Lori gave her life for her child's. She may have driven us crazy, but that was powerful.

[@lynncantrell5502]

This scene with Andrew Lincoln (Rick) was one of many incredible performances. Now with this episode, you know why he's my all time favorite character/actor. Also this episode is why I never was able to hate Lori. She chose the life of her precious baby over her own. And what made this even harder was the fact that Carl who was only 8 or 9 years old, having to put his mom down. That was so screwed up, and watching Rick fall apart really sent flooding tears down my face every time I watched that scene. So is the baby going to survive? Stay tuned And this episode is small fries compared to future episodes. So get that seatbelt on, it's a wild roller coaster ride

[@Sarkastik2007]

One of the most heartbreaking episodes so far, I've cried along with you... Imagine to go through that, making those decisions and loosing so much. TWD really is an amazing show.

[@nicolepetri7086]

Rick's reaction gets me everytime.

[@sophier7752]

Lacey picked a good day to wear her glasses...tears a falling!

[@kimpierce3951]

Ahhh this episode 😪... Probably one of my favorites. So emotional with Lori, Carl and Rick. Andrew Lincoln is a fantastic actor! I just love him! And I love you guys for reacting to this show. I remember the excitement and the heart pounding when I first watched it. Great reaction as always ❤️

[@azmodayus3712]

Steve almost cried!! Dang it so close lol!!!

[@tiffanidonaldson2714]

If sophia didnt make it clear, this episode shows twd dont care about nobodies feelings 😂😂

[@MsGigijenjen]

It was interesting to watch you guys kind of laughing when laurie's labor started.."laurie's use to taking her pants off"...I knew someone would be tearing up by the end.

[@colee61200]

One of the saddest episodes of the entire series! Andrew Lincoln is one of the most underrated actors ever.

[@anthonylai5719]

I've been reading comments but no t dog shout out saving carol so this ones for him

[@gravitypronepart2201]

I'm with ya. T Dog had a BIG heart, and layed down his life for a freind. RIP T.

[@LesXG2022]

Andrew Lincoln not being nominated for this episode is still one of the most absurd things in the entertainment business to this day. I cry no matter how many times I've seen this. Sarah Wayne Callies who played Lori also deserved a nomination imo although everybody was awesome.

[@uoabigaillevey]

I remember feeling worse for Carl than anyone else with regard to Lori's death. T-dog (T-dawg?) was shocking, of course.. but the impact the whole ordeal had on Carl is what got me. Lori did not have my respect at the time so her death did not bother me much beyond that. Peace

[@BenTIStudios]

Yeah, the Lori hate I'll never understand. To this very day the hate for her always baffles me. She made a choice when she was scared and feeling alone. She slept with Shane. Bad decision, NO DOUBT. But going forward everything was on Shane. He even sexually assaulted her in the episode 'TS-19'. She was more than honest with him more than once that they didn't have any future. I blame Shane for Shane's actions and choices.

[@michaelmatejka1068]

Trending InterActive Studios I think her acting pissed at rick in the finale of season 2 pissed a lot of people off

[@BenTIStudios]

@@michaelmatejka1068 Which never made sense. She had a right to be upset. Finding out Carl was involved and everything. She wasn't mad he killed Shane. She backed away once he mentioned Carl's name. That's something commonly misconstrued.

[@michaelmatejka1068]

Trending InterActive Studios yeah but she was mad at Rick and pushed him away. Also when the secret of her pregnancy was revealed to Rick and they had that argument on the farm, it was selfish of Lori to not tell Rick and almost kill the child. Time and time again when she’s entrusted with keeping an eye on Carl he just ends up on his own. And her not being smart when giving Shane mixed signals I’m not saying I hate her like many do. I think she’s made dumb mistakes and I’ve got frustrated with her. She’s not a bad person or anything. And rewatching it with @duo reacts I’ve realized that more and kinda like her character now. I’m just saying that there are reasons for her not to be a favorite and for people to be frustrated.

[@uoabigaillevey]

@@BenTIStudios My not respecting her character had noting to do with her sleeping with Shane.. and everything to do with her attitude toward Rick and her not-so-bright decisions that lead to her being in situations that got others injured trying to save her. Her attitude within the prison was less than supportive and, imo, completely uncalled for. If she had lived longer she may have redeemed herself in my eyes.. but NOPE. Mind you, I have not watched these episodes in several years and am going on memory plus what few snippets get shown in these reactions.. I am 100% positive there were other instances that got under my skin.. and I am pretty sure there was at least one where I would have applauded Rick if he had shot her in cold blood himself. Peace

[@ucnh8mee1]

Rick toookkk mee ouuutttt when he leaned over at Carl 😭😭 i 💜 Andrew Lincoln so much. Steve you almost cried brah

[@This_Earthly_Tent]

Also: All the feel! You guys. Honestly, your reactions and observations are top notch. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into it.

[@blessedby5]

Yay Part 2. Andrew Lincoln's acting here is amazing. I've never seen him in a full feature movie, but this acting is the absolute best I've seen on TV, and this is one of those moments. It's not just what he said, but his behavior, his physical ability to convey feeling and emotion. AL is this show, man I don't know where they dug him up but yes, that is he, and no matter what this show does and where it goes, I stick around for AL. Don't get me wrong, the others are great too, I'm on several bandwagons. Poor TDog right? Here he is trying to stand up for the underdog and whatnot, and this is what happens to him. And Lori, I felt like a lot of what she was trying to tell Carl was coming from the mistakes she made. and that last bit, "goodnight love" was to Rick. As a mother to 4 kids born naturally and without meds, I understand her pain, I truly do, but I honestly feel they could've gotten her back out to Hershel before taking such drastic measures. This was only her second child, and although things do tend to move a little quicker after the first one, I feel like she still had enough time. But of course they didn't know the situation outside and Maggie was in a panic. Kudos to Carl for stepping up, think about how strong he has to be to be able to basically kill his own mother. I'm not even sure my kids would be able to do it (if I wasn't already a walker of course). Definitely a powerful episode, and only #4! We aren't even halfway through this season.

[@leila7132]

The problem with trying to keep Lori alive long enough to get to Hershel is the baby would be dead by then. I'm not a doctor but I know enough to realize that the blood is indicating a prolapsed cord or detached placenta. Either way the baby is not getting enough oxygen and even IRL you only have minutes to do an emergency C. Damn TWD! So good at these little details, setting up a heartbreaking situation. 💯😊🧟

[@stephwest1382]

Had some fun in cripple creek colorado and I still made time to watch you two. Steve, for this to NOT be a genre you like I am loving your reactions and just the overall since of enjoyment. Keep it going Steve and Laci..

[@leaflenster7340]

1:11 Rick's face. Man. The acting really makes me /feel/ this show. That fear, terror and worry. Rick was lucky Oscar even /knew/ about the generators. Imagine if neither of those two had any idea? Imo things could have taken longer and ended up a lot worse overall, like more people might have died or been injured, or more walkers might have shown up at the fences. Lori is so strong to have been able to do this. I'm not a mother but I imagine what she did, wanting to save her unborn baby before herself, is what it feels like to be a mother. Plus, she knew a baby would be something like hope for everyone in the group that a future is possible. She chose to die in place of her baby both for the baby and for everyone. I also love how she tells all those things to Carl because she's learned from her own mistakes. She doesn't want him to go through the things she's gone through due to her own mistakes. It's sad because this was all stuff she could have taught him over time but now there is no time and she just has to let it all out right now. Tbh I felt like, as parents, that the two of you would really feel this episode. I know a lot of people don't like Lori but I really respect her and a lot particularly in this episode. Imo the worst part might even have to be that the last Carl ever heard of his mother's voice was her screaming in pain. I respect Carl a lot for this episode too, just for taking on the responsibility that he did. You can see the change in him when he walks past Maggie after shooting Lori too and how different his eyes look now compared to S1 (and S2). The ending was handled amazingly, but I also heard Andrew Lincoln had really prepared himself for this scene. The main actors involved in Lori's death have all said filming that day was extremely difficult. Whenever I see the characters reacting like they do on this show I remember how much the actors put into this show and how they really do put themselves in their characters' shoes and go through what the characters go through. Steve said it felt real, and tbh, it was. What everyone went through during that scene was real. The actors put their everything into this show and for me, that's the biggest thing that makes this show. When I first started it I had similar concerns as Steve, being unsure I would like it, but the characters and the actors really kept me going and then I loved everything. The scene at the end of this episode was just... it. That was the deal sealer for me that this show had the best actors I'd ever seen. Ngl your reactions did make me happy though. I know you guys had some reservations about Lori, but between her death and Rick's reaction to it you guys were devastated. It looked like it hit you a LOT. It's one of those things that like... you never thought you'd be this sad over Lori dying or that it would be this painful to get through. I'm glad that at the very end for her you didn't feel happy about losing her or just brush her death off. In the end she died a mother and a wife. Rick wouldn't have been that destroyed over losing her if he had just moved on already. He loved her. They had problems they didn't know how to fix yet but Lori said in a season two flashback that her and Rick married "so young". They've known each other for a very, very long time. They were family and they loved each other regardless of their marital problems. Plus, I really love Carl so seeing him and Lori have that interaction was really powerful for me. This family was just torn apart and it's so heart wrenching. Even now with how far this series is, this episode is still one of the most powerful to me. I really wish Lori had survived because I think it would be amazing to see what she could have become, but she was so brave and true in her final moments. Shoutout to T-Dog too because uh? OW? Both him and Lori had shit awful painful deaths and this poor guy got /eaten alive/. That scene where they find what's left of him is terrible to me. I mean like... imagine seeing someone you knew for like a year, someone you were friends with and had been through /all that/ with, and you see... that. Their body like that. T-Dog was a great man to have gone out like that. He knew he was done for, yeah, but that didn't mean he had to go out of his way to get eaten alive to try to save someone else. He could have made it back and died more peacefully with everyone around him, but he chose to not take the risk of a friend dying in that mess and died in the most painful way he could have just to buy her time and give her a /chance/. Dying that painfully just for a /chance/ at saving someone. I'm really not sure how many people would even have the guts to do something like that. Cheers for T-Dog, man...

[@ryxnae]

13:42 The sad episode's, Best Review 💔🔥

[@liliks14]

at my first watch lori's death really got to me too . i couldn't stand her attitude but i never wanted her to die . she was a very brave, very strong woman

[@tusharLM10]

Rick deserves oscar for this scene🥺🥺

[@DukeJimbob]

Only Andy Lincoln can make me feel bad when Lori dies

[@lmj2k]

What a heartbreaker. T-Dog sacrificing himself for Carol was bad enough. Lori’s long goodbye scene to Carl had me welling up. Carl shooting his own mother to keep her from turning pushed it further. Rick finding out that Lori was dead/Carl put her down just pushed it over the edge. That combined with seeing Maggie clearly devastated that she did the crude Cesarean that cost Lori her life, and goddamn. Who could be okay after seeing this episode?

[@KameliaB]

Hi. I'm watching from Roumania(don't know if you heard of it), always love your reactions, keep it up ✌

[@adubs3851]

LMAO That face when Lori 1st pushed. I made the same mug in the delivery room

[@cuesegue]

Wanted to tell you guys you were going to need tissue for this one but I didn't want to spoil anything! I think the acting was top-notch for Lori, Carl, Maggie, and Rick 's characters in this episode....makes me cry every time and I've watched it several times! Once again, a genuine, relatable reaction...you two are fantastic!

[@lisacalkins2895]

cuesegue I couldn’t even count how many times I’ve watched this episode and it still makes me cry, her telling Carl good-bye is heartbreaking and Rick’s reaction rips a persons heart out. It’s the last death that wasn’t spoiled on-line before it happened and coming in episode 4 took me totally by surprise the first time through.