The Walking Dead Season 1 Retrospective: The Defining Season of the Zombie Genre

[@Rknowles813]

Lennie James in the pilot had one of the most emotional and well acted scenes in the entire walking dead universe.

[@aarongidudu3823]

Totally agree

[@Andrew-up3dr]

Yh it's a shame what happened to his character

[@grottybt5006]

I found him really cringe like amateur dramatics

[@Rknowles813]

@@grottybt5006 🤡🤡🤡

[@iinfrunamii.]

Lennie James ?

[@Zeroshiki]

The scene of Rick and Carl reuniting gets to me this day. Carl yelling _"Dad!"_ and Rick crying, it was such a beautiful scene acted out very well by both of them. Makes me tear up every time.

[@LoicCT7567]

It's crazy when you think about it. If glenn did not return for the hat, it would sadly have been lost

[@LoicCT7567]

@@Samcrowther-i1j yeah

[@cjvoerman5591]

I never watched the Walking Dead as it came out. I recently started watching it back in mid-December and am currently on Season 10. Despite having binged that much in that short amount of time, Seasons 1 and 2 are so unexplainably nostalgic. Maybe it’s the lighting and grainy resolution of the camera or the believability and realism of the early apocalypse, when the zombies were the biggest threat.

[@NightmareChronicles77]

Oh how I feel you there and I watched season 1 and 2 back in like 2012, the nostalgia is insane

[@ericad528]

My husband and I just finished it on Sunday

[@Tinavvv]

Same! But I started it last October and watched episode finale this weekend :)

[@Zeroshiki]

I didn't start watching it until Telltale's Walking Dead game first came out (in 2013 I think). The game really got me into the universe and the show was so much better than I expected it to be. To this day, the first 4 seasons are so nostalgic to me, because season 4 was premiering by the time I caught up, but 1 and 2 especially.

[@heybeter9505]

It was the producer’s preferred choice of filming, which really added to the realism

[@Tattooed_Reflex]

I honestly miss “that feeling” of when your watching the intro getting so excited to watch the new episode if you know want I mean you know, this feeling stopped by season 7/8 for me

[@BrandonFlint-ro2ns]

It did for a lot of people. The quality dipped drastically during this time and never recovered. People say seasons 9 and 10 and 11 are so good blah blah but they aren't anywhere near the quality of the earlier seasons. The number of viewers from then to now proves my point. Back then it was extremely rare to run into a person who hasn't watched or at least heard of The Walking Dead. But now they look at you with a deer in the headlights look.

[@yazzi9734]

@@BrandonFlint-ro2nsnobody really says they’re good except season 9. Most would say 10 and 11 were meh or bad

[@gdaymates431]

Stopped for me when Negan showed up. Also, Morgan. For me, those two characters made me stop watching.

[@fulltimeslackerii8229]

For me it was season 2 and beyond. They all became soft and got their butts kicked a lot

[@jackalexande]

​@@gdaymates431 It's sad because Negan is one of my favorite characters from the comic but his character feels so lackluster in the adaptation. But my all time favorite scene from the show is when Rick throws his axe at Negan and he eats shit 😭

[@frejahertz3675]

Season one is by far the most solid story telling in tv I’ve ever seen. Rick’s immediate panic when he wakes up, the way the zombies act, the group.. everything was perfect. Morgan was perfection as well, and led to the wonderful exposition through the walkie-talkie throughout the seasons, and most of season one just hits. The setup of the show during season one didn’t feel like it was dragging either, there was always something happening. God, I love the early seasons of this show.

[@Dongle620]

Frank Darabont getting fired after season two is such a tragedy

[@kurt4]

After season one actually, he negotiated for a higher budget for season 2 and they sacked him

[@conner1260]

@@kurt4Think he managed to film 1 or 2 episode of season 2 before he was fired

[@kurt4]

@@conner1260 I’m not sure I saw him in the credits for any episode but I may be wrong, what I heard is that his script was used but he wasn’t there anymore

[@Nioclas64]

During season 2

[@victoriabeck2357]

I loved Frank’s work. Very much!!

[@annademo]

This was without doubt the best season and one of the best shows of all time (IMO).

[@jamesbodnarchuk3322]

I like how Glen calls the walkers “geeks” homage to the comic deadworld

[@cinemattic_multiverse]

The Walking Dead is a fantastic show and the first season is one of the best starts to a show I have ever seen

[@thepyramidschemepodcast]

TWD had a perfect pilot; Breaking Bad had a perfect finale.

[@cinemattic_multiverse]

Agreed @@thepyramidschemepodcast

[@CelestialSims333]

Me too❤ I'm rewatching for the 11th time and I've played the tell tale series too❤

[@cinemattic_multiverse]

@@CelestialSims333 awesome haha and I haven’t played those how are they?

[@CelestialSims333]

@cinemattic_multiverse amazinggg my favorite season is 2🩷 clementine is my baby girl lol

[@johnbadman3340]

Character conversations in seasons 1-3 always felt so much more realistic and grounded in reality, I don't know if anyone else experienced this but starting at season 4, certain lines felt like just lines, instead of two real people having real conversations

[@coreym7209]

19:20 I noticed that Morgan called them “walkers”, so that’s what Rick calls them too since it’s the first name he hears for them. But when Rick meets the Atlanta survivors they all call the zombies “geeks”. It’s not until Rick shows up and calls them “walkers” that they follow his lead and do the same

[@thethriftytypewriter]

Not true, I thought the same thing but Shane calls them “walkers” right when Glenn shows up with the Challenger in episode 3. Might just be a slight lapse in the writing, but it’s still in there.

[@dariuswesley690]

​@@thethriftytypewriter Glen also calls them walkers when he first gets on the walkie talkie with Rick, before Rick even calls them walkers.

[@kebabgames420hehexd6]

The fact Rick will become an operator in MW3 is hilarious

[@Tactical_autist]

Really?

[@bearzdlc2172]

not hilarious its just awesome

[@bearzdlc2172]

@@Tactical_autist its been in specultation for a while but they just confirmed it today. its cool af.

[@idkwhattohaveasausername5828]

*Capture B Flag Coral*

[@halflifemason]

@@idkwhattohaveasausername5828lol

[@danielbaguley2483]

October 2010 saw both The Walking Dead start and Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare release. Was one my favourite Halloweens I can remember.

[@mcgaming609]

Amazing video and also something about Merle I can’t believe flew over my head after rewatching this show so many times. I was rewatching from the beginning and noticed finally that In season 3 episode 13 Merle tells Michonne that he has a couple of calls he and Daryl would use when hunting that can give Daryl a heads up while Rick is out negotiating with the Governor. In later seasons Rick and Daryl both use whistles or calls to see if somebody near their group if split up is friend or foe or to just call something out. Such as season 5 episode 11. When Daryl and Rick recognized each other via Whistles in the Ally when they got split heading for Alexandria. Meaning Daryl probably taught Rick and probably the others the calls.

[@inscrutiatingpain]

lm

[@jackalexande]

gooning

[@sourfrogstin]

1st season is my favorite for the Rick and Shane interactions alone, and young Daryl is always nice to revisit lol

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

When Shane was still sane.

[@afrocious8281]

Honestly what most shows don’t capture is that tense feel. The amount of school yard talks or talks with the homies “bro t dogg is gonna make it hes my favorite” now show hits that kinda camaraderie

[@dominictaylor7599]

Can't wait to see you dissect the rest of the seasons!

[@Itz_Puxe]

As a person who watched this show back when it actually aired on AMC in its prime, oh man what I wouldn't do to go back and re-watch every episode for the first time and be blown away by all of the various moments❤

[@spencermorales1910]

I get that feeling completely I started watching it when I first came out on our box tv and I was 6 I fell in love with the zombie genre

[@sylvananas7923]

Having recently started TWD back to s1, I personally love how early after the collapse of society it takes place, I believe its been like a month ? People are not sure what to call the zombies, or even how to kill them, some still expect the millitary to return and help and everything just feels 'uncertain'. It's not ten years into the collapse where a new generation grew up in that new world and those that lived in the 'old' world have forgotten about it to move on

[@BrandonFlint-ro2ns]

I think it takes place 6 or 8 weeks after Rick gets shot. The timeline of The Walking Dead is not exactly easy to map out. There's so many time jumps and points where multiple episodes take place over a single day or a couple days. But yeah it's amazing to see how things progressed from then to now.

[@revilno]

13:07 I think that it was played at a good time, because there is a deleted scene where the return a few days later and the Vatos are all dead. I think the plan was to show how in the apocalypse, no one can stay as a good guy forever. Season one is the only time that makes sense for them to meet an old folks home that has been protected.

[@kidnamedsolid3547]

I always hear “season 1 has the funniest scene”, “season 1 has the scariest scene”, etc. and that’s literally because frank darabont is the goat

[@conner1260]

@SaraLanc3🤡

[@denisucuuu]

no u dont

[@TunciBalunci]

Nothing beats t-dogs “i thought you was bein eaten by dogs man!” And then they proceed to show cute lil puppies barking

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

The best part of season 1 is the scene where they show Merle's hand. Whatever music plays during that is haunting yet epic.

[@onesaucynougat7471]

@@thelegacyofgaming2928it’s called “the hand”. It was actually played at the beginning of this video in the background.

[@TimSedai]

Lost, Sopranos, TWD, and Breaking Bad... to be able to watch them again for the first time lol

[@cinemattic_multiverse]

I know right? I was just saying this morning how much I'd love to watch Breaking Bad for the first time again but now I want to watch The Walking Dead for the first time again! I haven't seen The Sopranos though, how is it?

[@TimSedai]

@cinemattic_multiverse slightly dated at this point, but phenomenal. SO many drama tropes were created or perfected by that show

[@finnkilgour3136]

I love going online and seeing lost appreciation no one ever talks about it anymore it’s literally one of the best shows of all time

[@KingSlayer_.]

And game of thrones

[@cinemattic_multiverse]

@@TimSedai I'll have to give it a try then! I might upload a review on each season as I watch it. Sounds like a great opportunity! I bet that show is used as an example in film classes from the sounds of the tropes it started!

[@AlexTommo]

2:30 This score from the first episode is just incredible.

[@Father_Daniel]

Great video, I look forward to the rest! I love the first two seasons so much. The Rick and Shane storyline is one of my all-time favorites

[@jideofor26]

This was fantastic. This is my favourite genre and my favourite tv programme. Like the premier of Lost....which was just incredible when it first aired...the first episode of TWD was brilliant. I'm really looking forward to your retrospective reviews for the rest of the seasons. I love all your TWD content and will often re-watch them, they're that good. Thank you from the UK 😊

[@jvever4904]

I actually disagree about the Vatos storyline improving if they were villains. The fact that they turn out to be nice people helps with Season 2. If they were awful raiders, then the moral dilemma in S2 about killing Randal wouldn't be as impactful, because the characters could point out that their group was hurt in the past. Not knowing if Randal is just a kid caught up in things or if he's a murderous scumbag is part of the tension for that slower character-driven season. Plus personally, I liked the subversion of the group of Mexican guys/cholos actually being the good guys who are taking care of the elderly. It really plays into how people of racial minorities look after their own and put great value in the elderly as part of their community to be cherished, instead of just being burdens that are put into retirement homes. The Vatos were just workers at that place, but they stepped up when the elderly were abandoned.

[@omgyodj]

I started The Walking Dead about a week after this past Thanksgiving and im actually watching the season 7 finale right now and wow. This is my #1 show and nothing tops it. The realism, immersion, and lines in the show are unmatched. I have yet to see a bad season in this show. Maybe the latter half of season four (besides when Rick bit that guy's jugular out). It shows how people would act if we lost everything that made us comfortable. The intro is also one of a kind.

[@omgyodj]

The lion is a bit overkill though.

[@phantomblack211]

tiger@@omgyodj

[@MHACompute]

@@omgyodj It's a tiger... and it was a key part of the source material, so had to be included. I think they did it well, in the show, and made it a whole lot more credible. But, hey! Zombies...and you're upset over a tiger?

[@markgaumee]

I liked zombie media before watching The Walking dead, this show was what made me LOVE zombie media.

[@davidthorson2036]

Season 1 is still my favorite partially due to how it feels/looks the most cinematic.

[@martinrossi3258]

i will never get over "don't dead open inside" 🤣🤣

[@Zombiesrule93]

Seeing the first season back 2010 still feels like it yesterday to me, coming home from trick R treating, I was in high school at the time, the moment Glenn radios Rick in the tank I remember thinking to myself “ I found my new favorite show”

[@thelegacyofgaming2928]

Nothing will ever beat the scene where Shane starts beating Ed, and then it cuts to everyone on the roof discovering Merle's hand. The music that plays during that is just awesome and has yet to be topped imo.

[@Arkanyte]

Looks like Thrifty in his Korotos Mystery Shack arc with this one 😂

[@Rknowles813]

The best pilot for any show I've ever watched.

[@Rknowles813]

Well that was until TOWL aired!!

[@dariuswesley690]

@@Rknowles813 what's towl? The 50th twd spinoff?

[@tylermunday2146]

I rewatched the whole show for the first time a year or so ago and let me tell you my perspective on season 1 reaaally changed on this rewatch. I love the show and always have but when watching it as it came out in my teens i always got excited as the scale of the show seemed to get bigger and bigger. I remember thinking back on the first 2 seasons as a boring watered down version and i never understood why people picked season 1 as their favourite. On my rewatch though i found myself being really fond of season 1-2 especially season 1, it just feels so quality and you could really tell a filmaker like frank darabont was behind it. There was a sense of horror with the soundtrack and the vibe that left when everyone seemed to become a badass. I really cant truly put my finger on the change of quality/vibe the show lost when frank darabont left and i still love the show after it but it was just different.

[@crusader2112]

There's just something special about Season 1. It's the closest thing to a perfect season of television along with every season of Breaking Bad. P.S. Sad that the Rick&Andrea set up never went anywhere I liked their chemistry in that one scene and I'm a big fan of them in the comics.

[@Adog00]

Oh yes dude🔥🔥 can’t wait for all the season recaps !!

[@kellydavid8169]

This is AWESOME! I cannot wait until the next one! I watch a lot of videos like this, and I love Koroto’s retrospective (thanks for bringing him up; that’s how I found him). But your videos are always leaps beyond anyone else! Thank you for your hard work on these!

[@lukeskywalkerthe2nd773]

Season 1 of TWD is always a blast to rewatch! Even if not everything holds up well, most of it really still does, and I'll always maintain that the first season is arguably one of the best first seasons ever made for TV. Not to mention with hindsight it's just insane how different the show was then compared to what it eventually became. Complete whiplash every time! This video perfectly explains why I love it so much still, and I can't wait for the rest of your TWD retrospectives, Thrifty! :)

[@allaninaet2835]

Vatos was written by series as a whole creator Robert Kirkman so it's easy to see why it feels restricted, in the comic he doesn't really build up on Shane feeling like Rick took everything from him, and he kinda randomly goes off on Rick when he thinks the two are alone. He's killed by Carl while this happens because Shane becomes more hostile. It feels like Shane's only purpose there was to be dug up by Rick and put down after Rick learned that you turn walker no matter how you die.

[@danitodda]

Love where Andrea's arm is at 13:43, lol.

[@Andrew-up3dr]

Love how everybody forgets that Rick dropped a hard N bomb in season 1

[@TheDIZZLER.]

Cancel him now!!!

[@ElevenDakota98]

In defense of T-Dog while explaining to Merle not to call people that.. yeah

[@Andrew-up3dr]

@@TheDIZZLER. god no its hilarious

[@aliuniversal4100]

Southern cop. It makes sense lol

[@zzzzzdagod8973]

crazy i forgot about that when he bit that dudes neck open

[@luis.vuitton]

Incredible & capturing season with great story telling/acting. It felt like Im there with them

[@houssembouguerra5515]

The scene that shows Morgan trying to put down his wife was definitely one of the most emotional scenes in the first season Lennie James deserved atleast an emmy nomination of best guest actor

[@captainace04]

I already know this is gonna be a W video

[@Thomas-VA]

i liked vatos, showed that even when things go wrong, at least early on, there could be intimidating groups that are at their core, good and looks can be deceiving . . . which in later seasons, groups that look inviting are often deceiving and at their cores, they are broken and evil and their good looks were deceiving.

[@claragillespie8905]

It wasn't the first episode that hooked me, it was the second. I loved it.

[@artistjim114]

The Walking Dead is like bizarro land for me. I had an Art studio, downtown Atlanta where I would wave to the zombies (and they’d wave back) everyday. The filming was all over metro Atl where I either worked or lived. And, a lot of people I knew where extras so I watch it like it’s a strange yearbook.

[@jmmgamer1]

Incredible video dude. Can’t wait to see the rest

[@KingdomHeart556]

It’s always a treat to be notified of your walking dead videos!

[@stopmotion-Negan]

please keep doing these twd videos their awesome

[@cinemattic_multiverse]

Facts I love videos like this. The Walking Dead needs more appreciation imo

[@Kaisaccountt]

The pilot episode was some of the best piece of writing and acting I’ve seen in a show.

[@allisonnicole.]

Loving the retrospective! Keep them coming!

[@radiatormike6090]

Love how this video references the 'zombie genre' around about the time of 2010. Especially if you were a gamer at this time, there was just such a strong zombie theme running though pop culture then, and it lasted for a few years afterward.

[@RedAnimal100]

Great video and love the concept that your doing with each season per month per say. Can’t wait for the rest!

[@Verdun16]

That first episode with Morgan saving Rick was so good. Best season in my opinion.

[@gregoryc9087]

Great job!! This is a nice throw back to some better times for me.

[@yigaboii2254]

Only on season 4 got to watch one season a month

[@cinemattic_multiverse]

I hope you enjoyed what you've seen so far!

[@yigaboii2254]

@@cinemattic_multiverse oh trust me I have such a great show

[@cinemattic_multiverse]

@@yigaboii2254 I know right?! I love almost every episode that I’ve seen

[@yigaboii2254]

@@cinemattic_multiverse Ong I love the Darryl Beth duo

[@cinemattic_multiverse]

@@yigaboii2254 me too their scenes are some of my favorites in the entire show.

[@beefychief3355]

Cant wait for the season 2 retrospective. Definitely my personal favorite.

[@vedant8633]

EACH MONTH?? can’t wait that long damn 😢

[@kingfluffy1979]

Excellent video my man. I can't wait to see the upcoming season retrospectives. You've got yourself a new subscriber.

[@cj-bi7hz]

I LOVE all the side series they introduced after their finaly

[@mortem-tyrannis]

I stand by my comment on it turning into a soap opera with zombies, i also agree with you that it needed to grow and change. I love this show nothing like it before and i like plenty of the later episodes as well it just got to outta hand at times and as you said before the zombies became Obstacles less than threats and thats a natural evolution and didn't bother me. Btw I've been watching all you video analysis its good watching someone with the same love for the show even still.

[@Christopher_Vose]

The Walking Dead introduced great characters later on, like Negan, but it really feels like every subsequent season is worse than the previous one. Thankfully, it started so strong.

[@tracybrown1942]

I was addicted from the first episode. Walkers were there but the human realationship. That’s what the series was about.

[@ToeZ6624]

I can't wait for December when I can binge all the videos on each season in a playlist

[@VKnot]

been subbed since 56k i love to see how far you come with twd content its such a good show and every video you find something new to talk about. Great concidince keep it up!

[@samsonjones9332]

I think it makes sense how the walker’s behaviors changed. I mean they’re dead, and being like months or years into the virus would fire them out a bit.

[@BURP39R]

Shane was right and wrong. And that's what made him excellent. The problem was he was always likely to fold into unsympathetic mad man. And he did.

[@ms.divinesunshine]

I know I’ve said this before on another video but I really enjoy your perspective of the show! I’m a day one walking dead fan and I’m really kind of the only person in my circle that watches it so I don’t have anyone to talk to about it. I’m about to binge watch all of these episodes while I do my spring cleaning. New subscriber 👏🏽👍🏽

[@corbinowens2437]

I remember thinking they were setting up Andrea & Rick to be together, & then loved when they got together in the comics cause it made me think of the early days of the show!

[@christianmanka3884]

I’m so excited for this series of videos. I hope you give seasons 10 and 11 a chance. So many people write them off as bad despite they being pretty solid episodes.

[@sergeantzack1106]

No thier Pretty bad

[@regent2125]

It has a great start to introduce the show and the scenery is beautiful

[@ArchieWalters738]

this season was so good at setting up the show especially the pilot

[@SpokeNyan1390]

The Walking Dead couldn’t have done it without Frank Darabont. If only he had stayed and AMC wasn’t greedy, the walking dead would have been on the same level as Breaking Bad.

[@ReinersBlauerHoden]

The bad thing about walking dead is that the beginning of the apocalypse is like the first Episode. Of a series that has like a houndret seasons now.. They started way to fast in that "lets build a new world" world

[@alanmathias6706]

this season was a great start and the first two seasons were the peak and the scariest for me because the group didn't have a really safe bassement and walkers were the only menace you can watch the entire season 2 as a movie you really feel frank darabont genius on the first two seasons but despite all i'm sating my all time favorite season is the third one

[@arnobaert8339]

I love this idea for a yt series! You can make 23 episodes on this series so far. +2 if you do "world beyond" but nobody watched that, or maybe just CRM and Jadis stuff. When you finished the 2 main shows, there will probably be more episodes of the 4 spinoffs.

[@michaelfarrer3044]

You always put out fantastic content. I would love to see you do some Lost recaps!

[@dylanlowers5236]

Watching S1 in black and white was awesome

[@markburns7854]

I'm really looking forward to your retrospective on the series for each season

[@elijahhood7788]

YES keep this going! Do Fear the walking dead so I can watch chronologically!

[@brandonthomas4531]

I do love this season. Personally I’d say the fifth season edges it out for me, but that’s really because it plays off of so many things from this season to show how much Rick has changed. Shane really comes back to haunt him when he arrives in Alexandria, and I can’t wait to hear you talk about all of that.

[@nathan84216]

I'm pretty sure most of us know this, but Rick's group, which was supposed to happen in Season 2, went back to the the vatos gang but they were all dead. This was supposed to happen before the highway, I think. The whole deleted scene is on KZbin.

[@g_rec_attempt6782]

Love the Videos and Analysis mste. Keep it up

[@ericgropuis]

I personally don’t think the walkers acting different is that jarring. The CDC episode plus later on with Milton’s experiments, it hints that early on when someone turns some of their old self is still there. Walkers being able to open doors, Jenny herself having some of her old memories, Ann not attacking Andrea at first and instead trying to just touch her., Walkers using tools like rocks to break things. It shows that early on the brain was still there but as time progresses and the body continues to decompose because they are dead they lose a lot of those older functions, not being able to run, not being able to try and climb things, open doors, explore. I remember in Season 2 there was a walker who walked into the RV and looked around. It leaned into the idea that the person they used to be was still in there and gets backed up by characters bringing it up in season 2 with Hershel and Season 3 with Milton

[@MHACompute]

Point of order: some in the first group called walkers "geeks", too, but I know what you mean. I think it should be appreciated, though, that they took the idea of different terms for walkers, and ran with it (sic)! Frank Darabont deserves so much credit IMHO for setting this up in such a way that the cast and the production team were all one family set on telling this story the best way they can. The first season, even in retrospect, deserves a 10/10, for me, because I have not seen any other series set so many storylines with so many hooks in such a short time frame. I agree with the majority of your appraisal, here, so I'm interested to see how this develops. I suspect we will cross swords a bit after S06! 😁

[@TheElcollin]

19:05 he says the Atlanta Group called zombies walkers, but I distinctly remember the term “geeks” being thrown around, at least by Glenn.

[@RippedDiscs]

fun fact the actor who plays starkiller was in the tank with rick

[@technounionrepresentative4274]

This was such a peculiar era of tv for me, I think lost was still around, I watched house, Breaking bad was airing, And this show, I associate these shows with each other. Something about them felt intertwined and i have no idea why

[@danfawks7164]

Don't dead, Open inside

[@Mickcmo]

Didn’t the Atlanta group call them geeks, and only switched to walkers after meeting Rick

[@thethriftytypewriter]

Nope, I thought so too but right when Glenn arrives in the Challenger at the camp Shane says “You tryna drag every walker in the area here” or something like that. Maybe a mistake in that one scene but still.

[@leapedflounder1]

Got a like and subscribe, can’t wait till next month. I never really watched past season 8 so those will be interesting

[@ZavidWebster]

Season 1 Characters: Rick Morgan Duaine Glenn Andrea Amy Shane Lori Carl Morales Dale Jim Daryl Merle Jacqui T-Dog Carol Sophia Ed Guillermo Jenner

[@corbinowens2437]

I remember how terrified I was when I 1st watched Guys & saw the rain start to fall on Rick & Glenn.

[@thechickapedia1175]

I met Norman Reedus about a month before the walking dead started at a convention. He was there because of boondock saints and kept talking about some weird zombie show. Little did we know 😂

[@TheDoBetterPodcast]

Rip Vatos

[@kmdreacts]

As someone who couldn't Stand the hype of TWD, due to social media, even though I'm a zombie apocalypse advocate (lol), I Finally decided to see what all the hype was about during the 1st major world-wide lockdown. I was able to binge all the way up to midway through S9, and, boy... Was I blown away with these 6 episodes. The practical make-up, the character building, the setting.. I was hooked after episode 2. Many, as we know, fell off after the gruesome deletion of Abraham and Glen, but I was even More intrigued. Honestly, TWD was a damn great show.

[@PatriotMapper]

It’s interesting to think that the entire group in Atlanta that Rick meets in Guts goes on to die in season three except Glenn-T-Dog sacrifices himself for Carol, Merle dies redeeming himself against the Governor, and Andrea becomes a victim of the Governor’s brutality.