The Walking Dead | S4 E12 'Still' | Reaction | Review

[@digitalthunder9927]

Daryl/Beth episodes have the lowest ratings because most people that watch this show are zombie/gore/violence/action fans. But the people that actually enjoy story can appreciate this episode. Especially people who have experience with the kind of childhood Daryl had and the contrast between his childhood and her childhood

[@zammmerjammer]

The saddest part is learning that Darryl has never had frozen yogourt. THAT SUCKS. FROGURT IS THE BEEEEEEESSSSSSST!!!

[@zammmerjammer]

@Rob Bwoamn Wildly false.

[@zammmerjammer]

@Rob Bwoamn I feel bad for you as your tastebuds are clearly defective.

[@DuoReacts]

Nerd Birdie I would probably be the action gore guy as well but this episode I feel was wrapped up nicely and great dialogue. Loved it! Steve

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

Yep

[@BlairKillgallon]

“You’re gonna be the last man standing.” That is Daryl’s biggest fear in the world. Losing all the people he loves and becoming nothing again. I remember thinking, ‘Those words will be ringing in his ears every time someone dies.’

[@monicasantiago7845]

Exactly! The way a lot of people take this scene is “Daryl’s a badass that can make it through anything” tbh true (to me at least) but he would hate that because there’d be no one with him and he’d be on his own again.

[@BlairKillgallon]

Monica Santiago Totally. Daryl’s at his best when he’s around other people. That’s why he distanced himself from the group after they lost Sophia. It was his way of punishing himself. Yes, he‘s more than capable of surviving on his own but he wound hate it.

[@nykemurakami]

Blair, Indeed.

[@DuoReacts]

Blair Kilgallon I felt those powerful words in this episode. Steve

[@cameroncaws5959]

What's funny is there is literally only six characters from the first three seasons still alive.

[@Phyllis-hs9py]

This is one of my favorite episodes. Daryl and Beth really made a connection, and it was beautiful.

[@danielmaia8469]

The tough guy can show his emotions and regrets and the weak girl can start the path to be stronger. It is a quiet episode but so much development for Daryl and Beth, loved it!

[@DuoReacts]

Daniel Maia Oh I think this episode plays out someday at sometime! I really do. Steve

[@echo8630]

This episode is going to get a lot of hate in the comments but its always been one of my favorites. I love the dynamic between Beth and Daryl. They've got a lot to learn from eachother.

[@hybridprepper9]

E c h o, I completely agree! This is a very good episode with a lot of character development.

[@alyssataylora]

exactly. i see so many hate comments about this episode but i love both beth and daryls duo

[@mamamayhem7125]

I agree! Its one of my favorite episodes from earlier seasons.

[@DuoReacts]

E c h o I don’t care about the hate I loved the episode I loved how it meshed. I feel foreshadowing and a telling story to the mysterious Daryl. Steve

[@panjamysy]

No kidding, I remember when this season aired and they got separated together I was thinking "These two? What a weird dynamic." But it worked so well.

[@schlock159]

You said it right guys....................burning the cabin is a metaphor for burning the past and letting go of it. That emotional breakdown between Beth & Daryl was beautiful wasn't it ??.

[@DuoReacts]

Undead sick83 O loved the episode when it finished. During the episode I wasn’t lying I felt what the hell is going on then BOOM it all made sense! Loved it Steve

[@schlock159]

@@DuoReacts Yeah, it's a weird episode for sure but i'm glad you got it in the end ;) !

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

Yep

[@MistaUnicorn]

Beth hugging Daryl after his breakdown is such a powerful moment for me. It gives me goosebumps every time I watch it

[@HunterBoyleReacts]

Your daughter is adorable! And I love this episode. "You'll drink it and you'll like it!" Me, when I make a drink too strong for my husband.

[@DuoReacts]

Hunter Boyle That’s it Hunter! Right!!! Steve

[@zammmerjammer]

Hunter Boyle in the Duo Reacts comment section? REACT-CEPTION!

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

O

[@angie-tq4ew]

I love this episode. We get to experience Beth a little more, because we haven't seen or heard much from her previously. And, we get to see Daryl deal with some of his past; who he thinks he is, versus how others (Beth) see him. Daryl basically sees himself in the shadow of whoever's in charge - Merle/Rick/Hershel - but in this episode, Beth was vulnerable, and he stepped up to take charge. But, we also get to see his own vulnerability of being left alone. Carol tried to tell him, before, that he's just as good as the others, but I don't think he quite believed her. Excellent editing, Lacey. 😊🌺🏝️❤️

[@DuoReacts]

angie 808 Angie thank you for your statement here! It was well written and I couldn’t agree anymore! Steve

[@kelliethompson1576]

This is one of my favorite episodes! Daryl finally let his guard down and showed his emotions...he feels so responsible and guilty for things that have happened...and Beth has grown so much since the farm. I LOVE when they watch that house burn and give the middle finger. They certainly bonded....and the line "some little janky white guy...a tweaker" is apparently a shout out to Breaking Bad.

[@kingalighost1999]

Also when he said he's tired of losing people in episode 1 this is a proud example of that he feels like if he holds on to that belief of everyone being alive then he'll get his hope's crushed if he's wrong

[@DuoReacts]

King Ali Ghost I felt this was a powerful foreshadowing moment as well a telling tale of what is Daryl. Steve

[@gravitypronepart2201]

Said it before. When Deryl cries, I cry. Without fail.

[@amyfender1]

The first time I saw this episode I was binging to catch up to season 6 which is where the series was. Like you, Steve, initially I was like "this episode is too slow etc" and then it hooked me, about the time Daryl started going off on Beth after the never been to prison comment. Then I got it. And that "you're gonna be the last man standing Daryl Dixon" along with everything else Beth said, really got to me and I fell in love with this epsiode. Beth, little sweet Beth, got Daryl. She saw through his bs defense mechanisms to keep people at arm's length and saw that he does that to protect himself. Beth seems to really see Daryl. And still cares for him which he is definitely not used to. I love this episode. I felt it! As always, a wonderful reaction from two of my favorite people . And please tell Miss Ava that she was definitely the star of this whole episode!! ⭐🌟☄

[@amyfender1]

@Feanor Hey :) I avoided the show until they were literally starting season 6! I had no desire to watch it at all. One of my daughters had been watching and loving it and she kept telling me that I just have to see it and still I was like nah, I'll pass. Zombies seemed so ridiculous to me, lol. I'm not even sure why I chose to watch Season 1, Episode 1 that night. I have severe insomnia and have for years and that night, as per my normal, I was wide awake and searching for something to keep mind busy. And in all honesty I had recently stopped drinking my two beers ( kind of large beers, lol) a night to put me to sleep for a bit so I was keeping my mind busy watching mindless tv. Then I watched episode 1. Truly, that was all it took to make me want to see more. With each episode I got more and more attached and was totally hooked and in love well before the season 1 finale, lol. And I have been in love ever since. It is the only show ever for me where I became truly attached to the characters and found myself thinking about them randomly throughout the day. Also it is the first show that had me doing the "what if" game constantly as well lol. I was able to binge 5 seasons and loved every second of it. 😊

[@Carrietbean]

@Feanor that is exactly how it went for me. I poo-poo'd TWD and then gave it a try because of Reedus and was hooked!

[@2nuh761]

My all-time favorite episode! Quiet but it proves so much development between two, polar-opposite characters. They're from completely different worlds but are forming such a deep, raw, emotionally intelligent connection.

[@lmj2k]

This is definitely a road episode, and I know it probably gets a lot of crap. I didn’t care for it much on my first watch. But I just rewatched this with my husband recently and I have a slightly different perspective now. Beth and Daryl are really as opposite as two people can be. Beth grew up with a loving family on a farm, riding horses, probably singing with her church - that kind of thing. Daryl grew up in a highly abusive situation with his asshole brother learning how to hunt, track, and just survive while his parents were in and out of jail. But here they are on an equal plane now, and of all people at the prison, they’re the ones who end up stuck together. I can imagine Daryl and Merle probably loathed people like Beth on principle because she was representative of everything they never had at her age. Drunk Daryl reminds me a lot of Season 1 Daryl. Remember back then, the rest of the Atlanta camp were very wary of him, and it was with good reason - he and Merle were volatile back then, and they probably fed off each other’s volatility. Daryl was able to have a lot of personal growth once he was no longer under Merle’s influence. But as we see here, everything he experienced is still a part of him.

[@DuoReacts]

Anon Ymous that’s why reacting to it your in tune so much that I even said to Lacey if we were just laying around I might have missed the very detailed approach they took to this episode. I felt it was strong. Steve

[@BenRai2k]

It seems like after the world went to shit, some lesser privileged people took out their frustrations on the higher class golfing club types. A slow episode, but it is nice to spend time with characters sometimes as opposed to being pushed by a narrative. Especially after still reeling from Hershel's death and the tank destroying the prison. I think Beth broke down crying with the drink because her dad wasn't there to stop her.

[@nizzleprizzle9783]

My theory is it was those dudes Rick met.

[@BenRai2k]

@@nizzleprizzle9783 Nice idea, could have been The Claimers

[@DuoReacts]

Ben Rai I feel the character development was huge and the foreshadowing element seed has been planted in my eyes. Steve

[@lorenzosarturi8567]

I think she did cry because of Daryl, the way she felt sad for him..

[@TheOneTrueErica]

Episodes like this are among my all-time faves because they're pure character focus. It's amazing when the action and plot progression can be married to characterization all at once but these slower episodes have a special place in my heart.

[@deshawnglosson6275]

I loved this episode to me it was like she was telling him it's ok to just let go and still be strong at the end of everything no matter what. I think that's something we all need to do even though it's hard to do..(note to myself)

[@DuoReacts]

DeShawn Glosson Such a strong strong episode. I loved the ending! Steve

[@JuanSolo9]

Something about Daryl crying makes me feel like crying too. No other character in this show has that effect on me. The scene with Daryl forcing Beth outside and having "fun" with the walker seems slightly reminiscent of how an abusive parent would treat their child. It says a lot about what Daryl went through as a kid/teen. He needed that drink as much as Beth did.

[@DuoReacts]

Juan B. It really does Juan. I felt this whole episode was written and wrapped up for me nicely. I even feel a foreshadowing moment in the future of this series! Steve

[@chewmon]

Lol she’s so cute! She resembles her parents for sure 😊

[@DuoReacts]

chewmon Thank you so much! She is big time special to me as a parent and I couldn’t be happier in any other way than to be proud and up front proud of the children I have. Thank you again so dang much. Steve

[@kingalighost1999]

Honestly the reason Daryl's been acting hostile around Beth especially that scene in the shack is because he's struggling to fight his inner demons cause he does wanna feel that emotion and release that pain and Beth finally breaks through

[@DuoReacts]

King Ali Ghost I agree. I feel there is a moment of foreshadowing and a telling moment and moments of everything about the mysterious Daryl. I loved the dialogue At first I didn’t see what they were doing till the end and it all wrapped up really nicely. Hey King Ali love you Man! Your the greatest and you never forget that! Steve

[@kingalighost1999]

@@DuoReacts thanks bro

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

O

[@ellereacts528]

In my opinion, this was not a boring episode. Not every episode has to be action pack and that goes for any TV show. They are called fillers by the fans, cause they want more. Things take time to develop as it does in life. You can't rush this stuff. S/L, just enjoy each episode as we all did the first time.

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

Watching it when it aired was boring. Factor in that you had to wait a week and watch commercials. It was enjoyable when I rewatched on Netflix. A lot of the boring parts were.

[@gravitypronepart2201]

Hey there Cowgirl! I loved the episode when I first saw it, but I have to admit when I'm rewatching, I fast forward to the shack. The first part just drags by. But that being said, the shack scenes are for me, some of the best of the season.

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

Also, Who Dat! Y'all lost to our second string quarterback. :P

[@DuoReacts]

Eilene Grimes Oh this at first to me was like what are they doing here. But it all wrapped up so nicely and I felt it told us a lot about Daryl and I felt bigger than that a foreshadowing moment! I did absolutely enjoy how they wrapped this all up and the ending was powerful! Steve

[@vvthetalentlessduo6976]

Yep

[@amandaandrews2755]

This is probably in my top 5 episodes of the entire series so far. And by far my favorite Darryl episode. The whole reason I watch this show is to see how the characters change and adapt to their horrible new world. I want to know what they're feeling and how they're coping with fear and loss and anger but also with friendship, love, and hope. Beth, of all people, has validated Darryls existence in this world. And he has done the same for her, even if they can't see that yet.

[@tinkerstinker7943]

I think y’all know this but every episode is for a reason... it may be referred to in the future 😉 Daryl is used to being on his own and now he’s “stuck” with Beth (I think that’s where his anger was coming from in the beginning)... also as he said to Beth, he still thinks he could’ve prevented what had happened. I love the hug she gives him 💚

[@DuoReacts]

@TinkerStinker ~ That was truly a beautiful moment!! ~ Lacey

[@wendyfarrell7083]

I think when it first aired this episode was not liked because it was such a change of pace and people missed the message. It gives you a lot more insight and development to both characters especially Beth who has been very in the back round before this. they compliment each other, Beth gives Daryl hope and makes him believe he is good whereas Daryl gives Beth strength and is helping her to grow as a person. Interesting how you view that conversation as foreshadowing guess we'll see how that pans out.

[@cfinley81]

Ah hell, Moonshine. The stuff that made me quit drinking years ago. Had a pretty bad experience recovering off it and never drank again. Hahahaha....definitely what I would have never suggested for a first-timer.

[@DuoReacts]

Christina Finley Yes exactly Christina! Much love Steve

[@stephwest1382]

I have always said that without some of the slower episodes then the show would have ended before it's time.. TWD forever, fan for life

[@angeltriggercolores5255]

I feel like in the beginning of the episode it shows all of their differences.. Daryl killing a snake while Beth played with a lady bug. Her wanting to have a drink I feel like was a connection to her dad... wanting to know why Hershel quit drinking.. and experience something she has never done before. Seeing Daryl cry always makes me cry.. the fire made me think of Daryl’s mom... she burned down to nothing. His past is being burned away. It shows how they compliment each other even tho they are so different.. I loved this episode.. great reaction. 💜💜

[@angeltriggercolores5255]

Also if you think about the farm.. when Sofia was found he shut down until he unloaded on Carol. That’s how Daryl deals with his emotions..

[@angeltriggercolores5255]

Yes I did feel like it was foreshadowing.. it gave me chills. Wondering if one of them would die in the episode. So glad they didn’t.

[@digdew]

This episode is a lot better than I remember, everyone used to hate it but it’s actually grown on me overtime

[@KevinHeld1]

3:00 the eye contact is so funny. Great to see a happy family

[@Southlondonrider92]

I normally dont like character focused episodes a lot of the time but this one was how it should be done. Great episode 👏🏼

[@TheEnigmafan25]

You must not like character developement. Yur an all action type person ain't you? I love both because you got to have a story and br invested in order to care anythinf about the show or characters.

[@CheddahSlammer]

This show is mainly about Character development and Characterization.

[@TheEnigmafan25]

@@CheddahSlammer Its mainly about what humanity will do in a world like that. What kind of choices you have to make in that kind of world. And its not just all that. There is action also.

[@CheddahSlammer]

@@TheEnigmafan25 Their is very little action, actually, also most of the action consists of fighting off Zombies in some sort of interesting fashion, which gets very repetitive. Most of it is about the characters, but I do agree its about the choices they have to make in this type of world.

[@Southlondonrider92]

@@TheEnigmafan25 no I like story driven episodes but normally hate the ones where we only see the same 1 or 2 characters all episode.

[@lollypop2414]

Hi Ava!! As you can see in the comments this episode is either loved or hated and not a lot of in-between. I had a feeling Steve's reaction would be pretty much what it was for this episode. He seems to lean more toward liking the action filled episodes than the character driven ones and that's okay because we all want different things from what we watch on tv, but it was nice to see how much he enjoyed the end of the episode which really is a beautiful moment for these two characters. I personally love this episode, it's one of my favorites of S4, and perhaps of the entire series. I love watching Beth draw real emotion and honesty from Daryl, and help him symbolically burn his past away. Also, I love Beth's growth here too. We didn't get much from her other than singing and being a nanny to Judith prior to this, so it's nice to see more of who she is as a person, and for her to realize that she's not "just another dead girl" but someone who is strong in her own way. Beth and Daryl share a special bond and I think they both needed that after the fall of the prison/Hershel's death.

[@DuoReacts]

lollypop2414 I loved it! Honestly I said exactly how I felt at the end. Turned out perfect! Steve

[@deggsymarley]

This is what makes TWD. must watch. I like how they match different characters & see what happens, good & bad. Binge watching this series make some people not appreciate slower episode. Waiting weekly give you better prospective

[@gravitypronepart2201]

Steve and Lacey, are you familiar with the kind of fire Deryl and Beth had made? (Not the shack, the camp fire!) It's a good thing to know about in the apocalypse, and other desperate times. It's called a Dakota Fire Pit. It is two holes dug near to each other and connected by a tunnel. Usually on a slope. The fire draws air from the other hole and produces a intensely hot but small fire. It's used for concealment and also sometimes to forge.

[@lukeevans6070]

One of the best intros to an episode the 'hiding in the boot' always stuck with me always seemed terrifying as hell

[@samuelmiller4964]

Ava's so adorable thanx for letting us meet her!😍 A nice "filler" episode with actual substance. Great discussion!

[@DuoReacts]

Samuel Miller Agreed!!! Steve

[@JetsuVEVO]

What a good episode, gahh.. Almost brought me to tears again rewatching it.

[@siivonen5577]

16:47 i know you sayed it pretty sarcastically but the director actyally put those little details in to refrence Jesse

[@echo8630]

Just like the meth Daryl had in Season 2. There's been a few references throughout the series that suggest it's in the same universe.

[@gravitypronepart2201]

Jesse isn't a father

[@a_2502]

I don't mind this episode. Lot's of things Daryl needed to hear and good thing Beth was the one to say them. I don't know why people shipped them together. I just always see a good friendship. Kinda same with carol. Really awesome and caring friendship

[@brenttyler1927]

I like this type of episodes. Character development it’s very important. We need to know about these characters

[@jittercritter]

Hearing her say he would be the last man standing really hits hard now.

[@tiffanyphillips6086]

Love this episode!! Their relationship is the best. Two people from two different worlds. Amazing storyline in this. Best duo ever! Beside y'all. :) lol

[@christiannunez6421]

That dialogue at the end always gives me goosebumps and sometimes makes me cry lol

[@CountessDixon88]

When I first saw this episode for me it was both a cathartic episode and character building for both Beth and Daryl.

[@kixck_you2957]

Some of these slower episodes are some of the best of the whole show!

[@CulturePROVOCATEUR]

Was really hoping that Eva would have broken in with a “Steve and Laci”

[@darthken815]

Its Lacey & Steve.

[@fernandoc8505]

darth ken81 No he’s right. Men goes first

[@DuoReacts]

CulturePROVOCATEUR She would have lol!!! Steve

[@DuoReacts]

Wrong Darth Ken wrong look at the pole! Lol Steve

[@darthken815]

@Duo Reacts ~How about Grumpy & Lacey?

[@deadfan1964]

It was always very vague to me (and not important) .. but I remember one of the producers describing that country/golf club scene as the poor workers rebelling against the rich clients and owners. Maybe the wealthy still thought they could call the shots as the world began to fall apart?

[@gravitypronepart2201]

I have always kinda felt like Beth saw how lost in his head Deryl was and decided to do something about it. Kinda like Ferris Beuller did for his buddy Cameron. Thats not to say she didn't need it too. But what a gift. She got Deryl to put his past behind him, and to stop blaming himself for everything. Abused kids often blame themselves for the abuse. Beth was defenetly the freind he needed in that moment. Like her Dad said, "Everything happens for a reason."

[@monicamcnutt7255]

One of my favorite episodes! Great reaction guys. I look forward your reactions every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

[@timothybrown2907]

When Daryl cries it’s bad

[@chasebishop309]

i don’t understand why people don’t enjoy these type of episodes. cause this one is a classic in my opinion

[@lotusblomst5071]

I really like this episode, Daryl & Beth together is everything. They really needed to yell a little 🥰 Btw Twd is a drama & a character driven show. Episodes like this is a part of the deal.

[@peggykunkel9180]

Originally I had the same reaction as you did. Watching it again I love the ending more than the first time. So many of us need to burn the bad in the past and move on with life.

[@timothybrown2907]

16:45 a lot of people think he might be talking about Jesse from Breaking Bad in a alternate universe thing

[@amyfender1]

Omg, I adore Miss Ava!! "Ava, Steve, and Lacey"....that is the perfect intro!! Please tell Miss Ava that she is so smart and of course Beautiful and that I hope we can see her again soon! When Lacey said "ass" Ava's face made me literally bust out laughing!!! Y'all are awesome. And now I'm gonna watch this, lol.

[@christiannunez6421]

This was one of my favorite episodes, bcuz Beth is one of my fav characters!

[@Thescrantondude]

One of my favorite episode ever. ✋

[@shirleycoakley1751]

Yes it's considered one of the weaker episodes of the series but it is important in establishing a relationship between these two. You also get some of Darryls back story and some emotional responses from him, these are rare and precious insights into an iconic character. They connect and that makes TWD special!

[@cindywollner4453]

You guys are my favorite part of Monday wednesdays and Friday's

[@totesmegoatscrystal9688]

The drink was more about having a mission to keep her mind busy and now she got, "her drink," she didn't have a mission any more and forced to think about what happened. Also those men Daryl was throwing darts at are men who helped worked on TWD or they work at AMC...i forgot details but they are people that are involved in the show.

[@totesmegoatscrystal9688]

Also the reason I made a comment today TBH I didn't finish this episode yesterday and watched the rest today......hence why I have two separate comments(one from yesterday and today). Yes I know i over explain things and I probably don't need to BUT that is just me(if y'all didn't notice that about me before. which I'm sure you have, I tend to over explain everything, just like I am now).😂😂😂

[@DuoReacts]

@totesmegoats crystal ~ You be you girl!! I don't mind you over explaining yourself!! ~ Lacey

[@Flopsi80]

That is one of my favorite episodes. So emotional and deep. And I love the dynamic between Beth and Daryl.❤

[@deadfan1964]

Ava was most definitely the star. She was lit up like a Christmas tree. Nice that she enjoyed that so much.

[@DuoReacts]

Dead Fan She really enjoys those moments! Someday maybe she will be reacting with us and carrying it on! Steve

[@jamesmcconnell8969]

this is one of my favorites of the whole series

[@johnedisonramos4385]

she got lacey's smile and steve's eyes i think :)

[@DuoReacts]

John Ramos She is mommy’s little girl and For me she is as tough as nails. I am so proud to have kids you don’t even know my friend! Steve

[@movieman175]

1:35 that was so adorable.

[@tanyastanton5465]

I remember when this episode originally aired and not quite understanding it.....I do now. There will be slower episodes sometimes but they are needed.

[@lildivaaa411]

Come on, Due...what have I said..."character development". That's what this episode was all about. Getting deeper inside Beth and Daryl's head and hearts. To know them, understand them a little better. To get those flashes of "what was" in their lives and how they lived...before the world ended. All the episodes can't be high drama and action. Any case, It's really great to see Daryl open up a little. It's rare when he does...but when he does, it's usually a flood of crap he's bottled up for his whole life. Daryl is a really great, stand-up guy. If you do right by him, he will always have your back.

[@ruthm3813]

A lot of people didn't like this episode, but it really was great character development of two complete opposites having to deal with their past and the shock of the prison attack, just like they showed other characters dealing with it. I enjoyed it more this time round. Thank you Steve and Lacey, and hello to your lovely daughter.

[@beastcoaster9340]

"Janky little white guy", there is a theory that he was indeed talking about Jesse. People think BB and TWD are in the same universe.

[@AvesZephyros]

Along with Glenn driving Walt Jrs red Mustang in S1 and blue meth in Merle's/Daryl's painkiller bag at the beginning of season 2, it's a few good easter eggs!

[@amyfender1]

One of the other things I love about this episode is how they find all of that money in the country club and it gives the impression that at least one of those rich people brought all of that cash with them thinking that it was somehow still valuable and worth something. Turns out, the only value it has is how well it can burn in a fire lol. And that's exactly how much money will be worth if the shit hits the fan ( when the shit hits the fan) in the real world!! I don't have to worry about that since I'm always broke 😉but an awful lot of people who spent their whole lives solving problems by throwing money at it are gonna be completely shocked that money will be absolutely nothing anymore. People like Daryl Dixon who came from basically nothing and had basically nothing ( money wise) will be worth more than the richest man in the world because he knows how to survive and thrive using whatever he can find. People like Daryl Dixon are worth that now, it's just that our money loving society has a screwed up way of measuring worth 😊I'm shutting up now lol. Sorry for rambling

[@darthken815]

@Amy Fender ~Preach, sister!

[@gravitypronepart2201]

Not just the rich either. Anyone who depends on technology is going to be hurting. The homeless will be in charge! ;)

[@hachi7100]

Homeless people would literally be the first to die in these scenarios. Already malnourished potentially mentally ill and almost certainly crawling with drug problems.@@gravitypronepart2201

[@kelliethompson1576]

when I watched this episode for the first time, I was mostly worried about Daryl, Beth and where the rest of the group may be and what was happeneing to them. I'm sure I did think a little about possible foreshadowing...but I remember being very caught up in Daryl and Beth's conversation. I felt this episode was very good and gave us more insight into these 2 characters....and guess ya'll will just have to keep watching to find out if there really was any foreshadowing...my lips are SEALED!!! teehee

[@aprilrichards762]

Lol! I had moonshine once. I got it in North Carolina in and it was like Ever Clear with a cinnamon stick in it. Me, my Mum and Dad, Aunt and Uncle drank it on Christmas Eve. Don't remember anything after the first shot! Lol!!

[@darthken815]

@April Richards ~Moonshine on Christmas Eve?! Jesus! Y'all was probably hungover til News Years Eve!

[@aprilrichards762]

@@darthken815 Oddly I have never been hung over, not even when I woke up on Christmas Day with no memory of getting home. Mum and Dad said I had 3 shots total. Don't remember anything after the first shot, lol! Then since everyone had wine with dinner and I hate wine, I had Jamison whiskey.

[@darthken815]

@April Richards ~Be thankful you've never had one. Me and some friends had doozies the morning after the last night of our senior trip back in june, 2001. We went all out that last night. I remember somebody pouring me something out of a huge green bottle. Next thing I knew, I woke up in a deck chair 2 or 3am then staggered back to the room. Got woken up at 7:30am so we could get ready to disembark. The jackhammer in my head didnt go away for an hour or two. I was better off than one guy. Dude was practically comatose. His dad couldn't wake him. Nothing serious. He woke up couple hours later on the bus ride home. He told me his dad had to take him off the ship in a wheelchair. Saw him a few months later and he said it took 2 days for his hangover to go away.

[@aprilrichards762]

@@darthken815 Damn! I guess I'm weird because I have other pain conditions but wasn't on meds then. So yeah, no hang overs. Even drinking a bottle of wine in one evening. Now caffeine sends me hyper!

[@michaelmatejka1068]

I did feel that way when Beth said that to Daryl

[@dawnburris6412]

"Jankie little white guy....Oh Jesse Pinkman" LOVE IT!!!

[@icystoner2711]

I wanted to see more reactions and this video got to me lmao, your daughter’s smile and reactions are way to contagious, like a burst of happiness

[@Nyjae8]

Another sad thing about this is that I bet Merle did this to Daryl when they were younger. Tryna rough him up a bit like he’s doing to Beth😭

[@weekazaa3376]

On first watch I didn’t really think this ep was that great but rewatching it I think it’s awesome. Ava at the “ass” comment 😂😂😂

[@mikefreeman8024]

Amazing developmental episode for daryl and beth.. this is the episodethat made me feel like Beth is getting stronger now it is good for her to be with daryl after all the prison battle..

[@APixieNinja]

This is the only family Daryl ever really had. He goes out on runs, and helps the most. He always acted hard because thats just how he came up. Beth got him to move.

[@Winter74575]

Omg you guys . Princess Ava. So beautiful, her smile is a breath of fresh air especially before this episode ❤️❤️❤️

[@importantnobody1345]

When I first watched it I could almost picture daryl dying and beth witnessing it and that 'you'll be the last man standing/you're gonna miss me so much when I'm gone' playing over it as he died...and then I thought it was probably just a convo. I loved this episode though the song choice was amazing. And supposedly there is a whole story the writer came up with for the people at the country club but idk if it can be found anywhere or not I just remember the director of the episode saying it on the commentary.

[@valeriem.8112]

This episode had to play out this way. Beth had to look like a brat . Darryl had to look annoyed by it. He had to act like he doesn’t care about her , he had to be cold. So that you can have this speech at the end, where their attitude would be explained by an insightful Beth…

[@thepapakeeganshow6440]

It’s not that Daryl is an angry drunk, it’s that after all his time in the group from being the outcast he finally began feeling as though he didn’t only earn his keep, but he was being thought of as not some hardened criminal-like guy but instead a valued member, therefore when Beth asked about him being in prison (and then tried pushing further even asking about the drunk tank) he felt as though his entire time of growing, and thinking that the group thought of him as something more was incorrect, that’s likely why he brought up that he never relied on anyone for anything, because that wasn’t the case, he tries to portray it that way but he does rely on the group for something: Love. So when he heard her say that he felt as though the love he wanted wasn’t there. But otherwise loved the reaction

[@LikeAZombie01]

You literally pointed out the Jesse Easter egg 👏🏻

[@Rohan-nc8jt]

First edpisode I didn't hate Beth & that moment Daryl lets her in (as much as Daryl can) by letting her hug him gets me every time.

[@kyliebrowne5111]

When Daryl cry... I cry!!! It's as simple as that! I Loved this episode.

[@canadian__ninja]

The people that didn't like this episode only watch the show for the character deaths and near death experiences. The people that did like this episode liked it for having character development and giving both a lot more depth.

[@valentinmartinez2578]

One of the few episodes with a happy ending, not every episode has that

[@diegohorandocarmo4726]

In my opinion, great episode to deep into Beth and Daryl’s characters a bit more! It is always hurtful to see Daryl breaking down! See you...until 4/13!

[@memitaylor4323]

Hi Lacey, Steve & Eva! Good insight on Daryl & Beth. People are so hard on Beth, I like her! She’s pretty & can sing, the only I didn’t like, is a cry. She needs acting listens on crying, otherwise she’s great❣️. Beth hurt Daryl feeling with that jail crack, she assumed he was a criminal. People are so quick to judge! I’m glad they talked it out, letting their emotions speak. That was beautiful 💗 Letting the past burn down! 🔥

[@samxf]

I’ve always liked this episode love the growth between Darryl and Beth and we learn more about Darryl can’t say anymore

[@Jay172967]

I know these videos are old, but I'm still enjoying them. Amazes me that you're nearing the end of the 4th season and almost every episode you've warned and ask for no spoilers and yet people still do it.

[@jackotoole1119]

I think it's awesome that if you merge Daryl and Beths name together, you either get Death (Deth) or Barrel (Baryl)

[@popculturevictim7789]

I really wish they would’ve developed Beth and Daryl’s relationship more and sooner. Not even a romantic thing, but friendship. You can tell that they bonded and that they truly started to care for each other after Daryl’s breakdown. Daryl is not the type of guy to let someone hug him, let alone hug him from behind, but he accepted it from Beth.

[@chapinENnyc]

best intro ever lol eva’s facial expressions like mother like daughter

[@anthonylai5719]

When Daryl was talking about the drug dealer story it was never confirmed but they were talking about breaking bad a lot people though the shows were in the same universe, I love the end song very uplifting in the moment

[@maxinem3565]

Ava is a perfect combination of Lacey and Steve. What a star!

[@phoenixfox2697]

I didn’t really understand this episode until rewatching it a few years (and crappy life experiences) later.

[@annealive5911]

Hey, Ava 👋 ..the Star of the Show. You got a beautiful smile just like your Mom 😁❤

[@dee_pendable1]

Great episode. I said EXACTLY what you thought initially...this episode sucks!! And then...the AHA moment! I thought this episode and all the episodes so far, in 2nd half of Season 4, are pivotal moments for each character. They are reviewing who they were before and choosing who they are going to be. They are realizing that NONE of them is capable of surviving alone. I didn't see all the foreshadowing. That's VERY interesting. So Carl, Michonne, Tara, Carol, Daryl and Beth have all said goodbye to their pasts, and chosen who they will be. Rick, Glenn, Maggie, Tyrese, Sasha, Bob, and the kiddies Lizzie and Mika, and newbies Abraham, Rosita, and Eugene paths remain to be seen. Great review.