The Walking Dead Season 6: The BEST Season of TWD

[@DaLegend-nz6li]

I think one of the reason why people think 4-6 is the prime of the show, it's the fact that it had the strongest cast, we had so many A lister characters in the main group that the show could never replace later on.

[@sweqtyy]

Yea if u rewatch those seasons they are actually a lot worse than you remember but they're still amazing in so many ways

[@jamescarr1265]

@@sweqtyyagreed, they have a lot of issues on rewatch, like bad character writing and lazy story arcs.

[@sweqtyy]

@jamescarr1265 yea like going thru the hospital arc was painful on rewatch and a few eps in s6 felt like nothing happened 6 is still probs my fav season tho

[@alexflores-gu8zf]

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[@IIIISai]

I miss shane, and my gosh half the characters in that s4 to 6 cast is obnoxious, tara gabriel sasha carl (yes) and these characterts be getting these dragged out plotlines, now this is peak rick daryl maggie glenn? Michone abe etc.. strong cast def but the annoying chars man, s1 was the true best group, felt natural, chemistry and no one stuck out as annoying

[@tagus100]

The run-up to Negan was phenomenal. It was a looming dread. Then the show wasn’t the same afterwards.

[@brush5004]

They really excellently captured the same dread and fear of the unknown that the "something to fear" arc in the comics set to establish.

[@S1llyRaccoon]

The scene when the wolves attacked was so scary, it's like something from the purge since in alexandria its like a normal town and all of a suddon these crazy dudes with machetes and knives just rush in and start hacking people to bits. Freaky deaky as Negan would say

[@TheNickSweat]

Your point about AMC not caring about their female characters is incredibly valid. They fired Kim Dickens (Madison) from FEAR, even though it was her show, and replaced her with another dude...Morgan. It took fans raging at them for 4 years for them to retcon that mistake. I still don't understand how they've gotten away with that for so long without being called out.

[@mattnar3865]

Is it really AMC or just Scott Gimple? that utter tool ruins everything he gets his grubby mitts on.

[@TheNickSweat]

@mattnar3865 I harbor just as much blame for Gimple, yeah lol I'll never understand how he's remained in charge after stumbling so many times. Every show ends up ruined to some extent via his meddling. FEAR had become the better show by the end of season 3. Consequently, TWD was at its then-lowest point (season 8) and didn't show any signs of improving. Part of me truly believes he intentionally sabotaged the series as to not be outshined. How else does a show like this go from the incredibly realistic dialog and interactions of the first 3 seasons to whatever the hell the 'Momo & Friends' show was by the end? It's insane when you think about for more than 5 minutes. None of it makes any sense.

[@mattnar3865]

@@TheNickSweat Yeah I stopped watching Fear around the time they found that group of kids, it just wasn't a good show anymore. It's amazing he hasn't been held accountable by AMC for driving two good shows into the dirt.

[@nrjdohhg5]

Season 2 was a masterpiece in my opinion, Norman was right, what Frank Darabont did in the beginning along with Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Andrew Lincoln, plus the development of the other characters made the show so realistic and raw until season 6... (Ps: Yes i know he wasn't in seasons 2/3. You people need to go back to school and learn some basic interpretation, also, yes it's a masterpiece, it's called "opinion").

[@Austin-sw3mf]

Yeah, it's weird looking back on it, because when I was watching it as it aired, I felt like it was slow at times, but streaming really helps make it shine.

[@nrjdohhg5]

I felt the same way, maybe because i was too young to understand the poetry behind the writing, but i got to see how brilliant it is with time.

[@jelloplayztv]

I agree. The first time i watched it, it was toward the bottom of my ranking but over time its become top 3

[@DoomsDay1661]

Season 2 is very good but I felt like it kind of dragged at times

[@Irose_YTBE]

Season 2 and 3 were definitely perfect back to back seasons in my opinion

[@kevinr9118]

The cliffhanger had me stressin for months 😂

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

Same for my wife and I. 😄

[@justinpatton6996]

Who didn’t it stress man

[@revilno]

I loved this season, because of the biggest win they ever had, all the character development, and the return of Walkers being actually scary

[@bishbosh4815]

But the drama was boring

[@thesuperviewer3226]

When Glen said to Nicholas, "no I'm saving you". It was so dope.

[@chris.shamblin]

As good as the show is, I’ve always thought the show would have been considerably better if each season after the first two had been a little shorter - even twelve or thirteen episodes instead of sixteen. I think that tightening would have really helped.

[@Austin-sw3mf]

Yeah, 10-12 would've given them time to cook, while still keeping everything tight and avoiding filler.

[@128Apexture]

Same. Should have kept s2’s 13-ep formula

[@ashley.taylor174]

The pacing was always terrible on this show.

[@mattnar3865]

Their style wouldn't really allow for that though, by that I mean how they have entire episodes focused on only a few characters rather than having many storyines spread out in an episode, like in Game of Thrones. It lead to some really disappointing episodes like Beth in the hospital and Tara at Oceanside and frankly wasted space in the season.

[@128Apexture]

@@mattnar3865 exactly. Just change the style

[@jjkilhij9531]

Absolutely cooking with the title, outside of maybe episodes 5&6, this season has no bad or mid episodes imo (though the dumpster scene in 6x03 is a bit questionable, and obviously the 6x16 cliffhanger was not well received though I’d argue that nowadays rewatching the show it doesnt matter as much 😅). I love both main story arcs in this season with the quarry herd leading into No Way Out and the introduction to the Saviors (lowkey feel like the Saviors were their most intimidating in this season). This is also the last season where the group really feels like a “family” to me (sidenote: outside of missing some of the season 5 peeps, this season’s cast is very strong too). With the introductions to a ridiculous number of new groups in season 7, everybody started splitting up more and more and interacted less which just fueled the boomerang storytelling that s7 is chock full of 💔

[@bishbosh4815]

Are you kidding? This season was a very mixed bag, and episodes like 5, 6, 7, 14 and 15 are very dull even bad at times because of the cringe writing and acting, episode 4 is a masterpiece to some and a slog to others, episode 8 and 16 end on really unsatisfying blue ball cliffhangers, Glenn's fake death... season 6 had a lot of issues, people only like it because of the action and the few peak moments

[@jjkilhij9531]

@@bishbosh4815 I like the season overall and think 7, 14, 15 are all good in their own ways 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@bishbosh4815]

@jjkilhij9531 when I compare them to the same in other seasons they're worse to me, tbh. Like 6x2 6x9 6x11 6x12 6x16 they're great episodes, but I never put them in my top 10, or even 20 or 30, I prefer most episodes in the early seasons. I think also because episodes focus on side characters and less important characters that I don't care about much, and I prefer the story with the farm, the Prison, the Governor, on the road and Terminus

[@saulgoodman2221]

The actor who played Ron actually went to my high school. My teacher had him, and talked about how he would be in class for like 2 weeks, then got for a month for filming. It's really cool to think about

[@jiggycalzone8585]

I watched everything passed s4 on streaming and i can only imagine how frustrating it would have been to deal with the boomerangs on a weekly broadcast I dont mind the black and white to make it clear whats in flashback but its something you do from ep 1 you dont suddenly start doing it 6 seasons in

[@jmantime]

That scene with the Walker in the bathroom with the broken leg and the dead baby in the sink still pops in head whenever i see a bathroom sink. The most decayed walker we've seen in the show so far.

[@manviiam]

in which episode?

[@jmantime]

@@manviiam Episode 6x14 Twice as Far

[@manviiam]

@@jmantime thanks :)

[@_Devil]

Your rant about how TWD treats most of their female characters is pretty valid. I know AMC puts on this face of being a heckin' wholesome inclusive environment, but outside of Michonne and Carol, they did alot of their female characters dirty. I don't know just how intentional it was but it's still something worth criticizing.

[@imepic434]

Michonne is a fine character til season 9, well that can be said about most characters that survive til then

[@wruxiz6104]

idk I just disagree I can think of plenty of good female characters? Other than the obvious Carol, Michonne and Maggie. There's Sasha, Pamela, Jessie, Deanna, Tara, Lori, Andrea, and for what its worth, I liked Beth for the most part even if her death was pretty random

[@TheRealRickGrimes]

Rosita was actually cool in S11

[@Iletyoulive]

​@@imepic434what does that even mean?

[@imepic434]

@@Iletyoulive it means that the character writing goes down hill fast in season 9

[@bradleyrutherford4863]

Bro I’m not gonna lie, the times you say you’re sick, I honestly can neeeeeever tell. Thank you for all your vids. One of my favs in the platform.

[@TheTrollingMaster-xr9el]

If weren’t for the Glenn fake out death and the finale having no balls this could have been the best season of the show.

[@mattnar3865]

Two fake out deaths, the second was smaller and happened in Alexandria, he gets swarmed and realistically should have been bitten then Maggie and I think Enid saves him.

[@Paul5013S]

For me, this season's biggest strength is, that it not only managed to portray the walkers as a threat again, but actually raised the stakes and spectacle - big horde vs. big group. Apart from the final episode and the satellite station, I did not like the teasing period after that a lot, but JDM's performance and 7x1 as a whole made up for that. Season 2 remains my favourite though. Regarding the cliffhanger and the boomerang story telling: very bad idea for the weekly release model, but for me as someone who binge-watched, it worked a lot better. S7 + 8 were not nearly as much of a drag when watched as a whole as other people felt, who watched weekly, and Glenn's death in the beginning elevated Negan as a villain for me. It did not hurt the show, because I did not have to wait for a reveal for months just to be cheated by a second death.

[@Grand_Master_Skywalker]

I’ve never felt that the walking dead ever truly died. Even after the series finale. I back and watch the entire main series from Days Gone Bye to Rest In Peace once a year maybe twice (I work from home) and yeah there are episodes I dislike almost every bit of, but I don’t hate any episode of the show.

[@stephenscuba6284]

Carol is always ready that's very believable

[@Fnukysknuk]

I LOVED Rick and Jessie together i was so devastated when she died :(

[@Iletyoulive]

Thank goodness,it was so forced

[@JoshJr98]

I like to think the show ends at no way out, Rick telling Carl he’s gonna build a new world, with the Alexandrians outside and all working together to overcome the dead. A hopeful ending after a victory with Carl stilll alive but injured. Just my personal head cannon

[@BoogSReviews]

I feel like I’m alone, but I absolutely loved the cliffhanger ending. The lead up to the saviors was phenomenal and getting to see Negan finally was so crazy.

[@Lauriestrode1978]

This was the greatest walking dead experience for me in this season, love season 6, it felt super long in a good way by the finally. So much has happened in this season, and it was the greatest walking dead experiences of my life, especially Negan, I never read the comics at the time so when I first heard of fans talking about negan and being told who Negan is, I felt like Rick and the gang first hearing about Negan at the hilltop, it was terrifying, Negans build up was more terrifying than the Negan we got for me personally. I loved Jeffrey dean Morgans performance but I think comic negan is far scarier due to just his giant presence. But the build up to Negan and who this guy is, I knew Rick was about to meet a big tyrant.

[@mikaross4671]

I love the episode JSS so much. This season made me realize how annoying Morgan is as a character though. His pacifist way of life is not realistic in this kind of new world. Carol is my favorite character. They did so much with her in the show compared to the comics. Also, thank you SO much for bringing up all the problems with how they treat women in TWD universe.

[@Giessepe]

KZbin not putting this stuff in my feed wth. As a first watch this was an amazing and bone chilling season. Nothing will ever change that for me.

[@PACKMANNNNNNNN]

I love your videos this is also my favorite season alongside 4 and 1. Hope you recover quickly.

[@FPSpsychoYT]

I understand the dislike of post Negan introduction for The Walking Dead, but I feel like everybody can admit - if it wasn't for Negan, a lot of the later seasons would be UNWATCHABLE. Despite what he does, killing off 2 of the fan favourite characters immediately, Jeffrey Dean Morgan is one of the greatest actors to grace the television screen. He was truly born to play Negan, and if he was played by any other actor I don't think I'd like the later seasons at all.

[@DourFlower]

THRIFTAYYYY, that final episode of season 6 had me so anxious, so nervous and so scared along with the group as the Saviors multiply followed by the lineup, I'll never forget the horror and thrills. This was my second favorite season, it was so good in my opinion. Also love the black and white flashback in the first episode, just felt really unique

[@johnbadman3340]

I wish the show spent more time developing Alexandria and the characters within, like they did in the comics. There's only really those episodes at the end of season 5, and then the show goes straight into No Way Out, and literally an episode later they start setting up Negan and the larger world

[@justinpatton6996]

Season 5 is my favorite season BUT my favorite episode is No Way Out. I think the black and white was to pay homage to Night Of The Living Dead but I do agree No Way Out is overrated and I love it. Also rewatching the finale doesn’t bother me now because we know who is dying by Negan

[@AntonioPoythress1985]

S5 was the last time they were on the road.

[@charlessmith9753]

Season 4 was by far the best.

[@stopmotion-Negan]

Maybe

[@someguy8951]

Honestly nah, the flu arc was meh and 4b dragged on.

[@SuperPatinator]

In my opinion S2 is the best narrative wise. But S6 is the best paket of narrative+action/set pieces+group

[@ZavidWebster]

Season 6 Characters: Rick Glenn Carl Daryl Carol Maggie Michonne Sasha Judith Tara Abraham Rosita Eugene Gabriel Aaron Eric Deanna Spencer Olivia Barbara Jessie Ron Sam Bruce Tobin Francine Enid Nicholas Erin Shelly Morgan Owen Denise Heath Annie Scott David Carter Dwight Sherry Jesus Gregory Bertie Carson Kal Eduardo Negan Simon Eastman Daniel

[@jacqiagalle6461]

Prayers and positive vibes sent for your recovery 🙏❤️🙏

[@jakeharmon542]

The thing I love about the 5th episode is Spencer. His whole speech to the people taking all the food from the storage makes Deanna proud, only for her to learn he took all the supplies the others were going to take for himself is enough for her to realize the role she has played in causing the destruction of Alexandria and the role she would need to play in ensuring its survival (before her death)

[@richardaiken1]

13:36 "I'M A LIAR!"

[@Gabriel_4520]

I love that half of the season, all events from episode 6x1 to 6x9 happens in the span of 2 days.

[@InputToe]

Been waiting for this one 🎉🗣️🗣️

[@Kingofportals]

If only Otis or Noah had a dumpster to hide under…

[@DeadX2]

Noah was gonna die anyways lol if Nicholas didn’t fuck up hed live but Noah was gonna die anwyays there

[@Kingofportals]

@@DeadX2 I told a sarcastic joke

[@DeadX2]

@@Kingofportals oh

[@gRinchY-op5vr]

In the event of a zombie apocalypse, find a dumpster to hide under. If you don't find, you're clearly not a main character protected by plot convenience 😂

[@Kingofportals]

@@gRinchY-op5vr Glenn’s plot armor was dangerously close to running out though, just a few more episodes and 🪦

[@rue8638]

i never saw any kind of chemistry between jessie and rick, probably the most forced love interest in the whole show for any character

[@MatthewKenny-vm9vz]

I love how you still do The Walking Dead episodes… I do however, respectfully disagree with you. But I’m weird too, season 2 is my favorite. I also love the season where the Whisperers were introduced. I think that was season 9. Anyway, I respect your opinion and I hope you continue doing more TWD videos.

[@MrGreaves]

There was no beating Seasons 5 and 6 purely because they had the BEST cast ever in a piece of zombie media. Rick and Daryl at their best, Abraham, Tyrese, Morgan, Carol also in her prime, Carl stopped being so insufferable.. and obviously the GOAT, Glenn. And even the supporting cast all had interesting stories of their own, supported by the main cast that boosted their stories. Soon after this, TWD could only rely on its supporting characters and a few mains whose dynamics were ruined following exists like Rick, Maggie, Glenn, Carl and more. Definitely the peak of the show. If anyone says S5 or 6 is their favourite, I honestly wouldn’t be surprised at all.

[@michaelmcclintick9541]

I too, had the fast heart, cold hands nervous feeling watching almost every episode in this season. I remember the build up to Negan. I remember spending the whole summer talking about who was killed. Walking Dead was everywhere. You could not open entertainment websites without everyone talking about it. And then.....it died.

[@Bloodglas]

that 3rd time where all the saviors were standing up on the cars like a house of cards always made me think it's a shame they didn't have another RPG laying around.

[@DLFLux]

When people say the walkers aren't a threat in the later seasons, it always leaves me scratching my head. The show literally shows us the group getting stronger and adapting more and more to the new world, learning new tactics etc. So when it's one or two walkers or a small group, yeah, they should be able to handle them (yet characters still do get bitten in these situations *cough*Carl*cough* ) but when there's a horde the stakes are always immediately raised. Then we get the Whisperers who literally weaponise massive amounts of Walkers and destroy two communities in the proccess, Hilltop and Alexandria. They were undoubtedly still a threat later on.

[@kaylemjoseph8727]

My favourite tv season ever

[@DevelopmentRobco]

We went through the same "all life is precious/we kill them all" flip-flop like 6 times between season 5, 6, 7, and 8. Daryl opening up to take people in, Morgan like at least 4 times between 6-8, Rick flip-flopped like twice, and Carol 2 (maybe 3 if you count cookie Carol in season 5-6).

[@danitodda]

I think everyone looks back on seasons 4/5/6 (and sometimes 3) as being prime Walking Dead. The group, the locations, the walkers, and even the villains were all just peak. Loved the journey from the prison to Alexandria, the horror of Terminus and the group eventually meeting people who stayed safe behind walls and still held onto the old world while our survivors were living in the wild just keeping it together. What came after in the following seasons I felt were shallow compared to these seasons.

[@macgirlcokey]

Loved the video, thank you & PLEASE if you can, continue posting videos of TWD series!! That last episode of season 6, I’ll never forget it, I had the opportunity to binge watch my first viewing of TWD, so I didn’t have to wait. I was sooooo scared to play season 7, I abandoned ship 😂It took a couple days & I said I gotta see what Negan did. I was up at 3:00 am crying!! Crying!! I felt it was personal to me! Also can you do a video on the clues Rick/Michonne we’re gonna wind up together because I totally missed ALL of them 🤭🤭🤭

[@Cam_DePasquali]

I love Last Day on Earth, throughout the entire episode you see Rick get more and more worried and scared, and then as soon as they get caught he utterly shatters

[@sandorsbox]

The bikers who attacked Daryl, et al, were Saviors. The Saviors were an oppressive group of murdering despots, lead by a self-righteous dictator. Saying that the group became the bad guys when they attacked that outpost is like saying the US were the bad guys for joining WWII against Nazi Germany.

[@jifflitt952]

I Was in 6th grade watching this show, terrible time in my life but this season overshadowed those memories. just had to be there man

[@Pookiedixon]

Whoo--the Beth death scene music added in towards the end had me in tears

[@WT205]

I was surprised that no one accused Rick of killing Deanna and the Andersons as a power grab cause from their perspective only people who were from Rick's group survived being with Rick during No Way Out

[@abov_snakes]

Season 6 is when the show just turned into a bad soap opera. That’s when I lost interest. Its tonal shift from a horror drama to just drama was very off putting. Season 1 and 2 will forever be the best seasons. They truly understood the atmosphere and elements that made TWD work.

[@someguy8951]

But walkers were a pretty major threat in season 6 though, and there was plenty of action. Season 7 is where I'd agree with your description.

[@pmiller7148]

omg...a walking dead series re-edit into movies would be glorious. Please do this

[@BlamoFilmz]

SO psyched that someone else loves Not Tomorrow Yet as much as I do, such a great episode and has inspired me as a writer so much, more than any other episode of this show has.

[@Adog00]

Glenn’s FOD was the worst. But gosh I loved this season pretty much.

[@ScottishScrub]

Cliffhangers are meant to keep people on the edge of their seat, wanting to see more, to see what happened next, to make people theorise what's coming up. This season 6 cliffhanger did exactly that so yes it was a good cliffhanger, people are just salty cause waiting is too hard. I won't reply to any comments arguing this.

[@Sir_Slimbread]

I think the Death of an unknown cast member is a good cliffhanger. It might not be a good Season Finale Cliffhanger(I disagree with that as long as it's handled well, but I haven't started my Season 7 Rewatch yet, so I don't 100% remember exactly how it goes down, so I can't say if it's done well yet)), but as an Episode Cliffhanger, or a Series Finale it's great. If it was the first episode of next Season, or if the first Episode of next Season was the Season Finale of this Season, it'd work better for more people(in order to get that they'd have to cut, or move Morgans Episode, which I think would be fine). It'd also work as the ending of the Series, because The Walking Dead could genuinely end here, and it'd work. We'd have confirmation that everyone else besides one Cast Member Survived, but just now work under Negan. Who died would be the perfect thing for people to theorize about as well, and it'd allow them to come up with their own ideas as to how it'd effect the group. If Rick died, Carl would probably turn into a Revenge Machine instead of how he actually turns out(not wanting Rick to kill Negan, and getting bit), which could lead him to getting himself killed by attacking Negan himself, or inciting a Rebellion. If Maggie died, the group would be broken, and probably just give in(they not only lost Maggie, but the baby, and it'd lead to Glenn getting himself killed or ending his own life, which means they are down 3 people instead). If Carl died, Rick would probably get himself killed right on the spot by trying to take out Negan. Anyone else dying could realistically lead us down the same path as the official death of Glenn and Abraham.

[@user-vu1kt5uf8s]

most nostalgic season for me

[@greysson2933]

The horde dilemma in this season made it the best to me. Highlights of this show were, in no order; - S1 learning about and fighting in the new world - S3 taking over the prison and fighting through it - S6 the horde The governor felt like a pretty boring, drawn out storyline by comparison, and the Termites were ultimately more of a short-lived build-up to Alexandria. Unfortunately after the Saviours were introduced it just became a bit too cartoony. Zombies were never really a threat again except once, it was just the endless hordes of Saviours in what felt like a constant, largely forgettable back-and-forth. I think the only time it got back to the levels of enjoyment I previously had was the season 8/9 (?) storyline with the bridge and Rick's disappearance after he defeats the horde. From there on it just felt like I watching it because I wanted to see it end vs for actual enjoyment.

[@CanItAlready]

I refuse to believe anyone was fooled by the way Glenn and Nicholas fell. I could see on the night the episode aired that the walkers were pulling those guts out from too high up for them to have been Glenn's. I knew he was still alive and it was just annoying the way they dragged out the reveal everyone knew was coming.

[@wibble6966]

In my opinion it is Season 3 and Season 5. Both show the definition of survival in a zombie apocalypse, and are overall fun. Season 6 on the other hand, I found it boring. Only the last episode was the somewhat fun one in my opinion. I even think Season 7 beats it, I considered Season 6 a bit "slow". But I understand why people might like it.

[@someguy8951]

Sure but season 6 did have plenty of action though and I personally thought the storyline were interesting to keep me engaged throughout. Season 7 on the other hand had awful pacing imo.

[@KingdomHeart556]

I whole heartedly believe they did the whole black and white vs color thing solely for aesthetic, not to make sure we knew what scenes went where in the timeline. But that’s just me I’m just Joey from yugioh

[@PeteOnTheBeat]

They not killing Glenn (even taking Steve's name from the opening just to kill them after was what killed the show for me.

[@Cam_DePasquali]

Season 6 is my favourite season and IMO the best season, that's all.

[@austinattack]

I half enjoyed season 6. I also skip Here's Not Here because it makes me too sad. like it HURTS me to watch it. i've said it before on your videos i think, but the episode where all the alexandrians are fighting together is SO GOOD. that scene where they each get a second is SOOOO COOL. I think the last episode, (after some re-watches lol) is really good. I felt myself panicking along with Rick, and my fears were so intensified by everything. I was one of the fans who stopped watching after 7:1, but when i do my re-watches I usually stop after the saviors arc because i hate all the other villains so much lol. Great video as always!

[@Depressing_joe]

Agree about morgan and rick. Really hope there is more emotional connection between these two when they reunite. But they kinda just hanging around...

[@thadtherad3113]

Nah this is where it all started going down hill with bottle episodes and fake deaths and endless cliffhangers

[@leomartinstv]

The best thing on this season, is the friends we made along the way

[@Cam_DePasquali]

Season four - six is just so nostalgic and great man, literally anytime I watch something about or have to do with the peak of the show just makes me so nostalgic. I especially love season 6, I love the boomerang storytelling and I love the characters and think they are ar their best this season.

[@angelsackson]

Thing is, that cliffhanger would’ve been great a few years beforehand, but since social media people got short attention spans and sensitive.

[@kynamatthewson7702]

Only started watching TWD recently, so got to watch it all as binge viewing. Seeing the entire show develop was amazing. Now I'm watching the spin off(s), better than the last 3-5 seasons, but (so far) not as terrific as the beginning to middle. Happy it is still a work in progress with the new stuff!

[@Afish8me2china]

On top of the whole pairing female characters as love interests: I’d also like to bring up the trope of “mentioning characters as gay and never doing anything with it”

[@backtrakk2121]

The actor who plays Morgan: talented on many levels...able to carry on many roles and levels of drama and tension Morgan: Worst thing to happen to TWD after season 6 and for sure in FTWD

[@KanasKleanouts]

Friend of mines relationship ended over the cliffhanger 😂 that show had the world by the balls for a bit

[@kaggie1011]

I really enjoy watching your perspective on shows and films that rewatch constantly. Have you ever watched 100? I would love to see you do a series on that show!

[@OMGDDAAVVIIDD]

Love your reason for giving it a 10/10. Keep doing you, brother

[@TheMarine316]

I also think season 6 was the best season, I do hate the boomerang style of telling stories but this season had so many excellent episodes that I was able to get passed some of the very few episodes that were just ok or Meh.

[@yoloswagthuglifeselfie568]

I hope you make an edit of season 6 like you mentioned in the video. If you fixed the finale and merged it with 7x01 it would be the cherry on top.

[@npz1838]

Morgan's character was done SO badly. All I wanted was a kickass reunion and something major to stem from that. Like maybe they learn some insane new secret from him about the zombies or something. Instead, the show didn't capitalize. For me, I got bored long before this season because it was too much of a drama and focuses on humans. I know that is exactly what it wanted to be, and I respect that, but it wasn't for me. I wanted zombies to be the main threat and survival, not the constant drama, safe havens they went to, and new baddie groups to contend with. Edit: Also, can't STAND the boomerang storytelling omg

[@DeadEyesLoner]

Thank you for the retrospective. Might not share every opinion but you pretty much got it on point. Back when this season was on TV, the hype was unreal but it did seem like a cop-out to have Glenn die right after dangling it so dramatically with the dumpster scene. It's really compelling to think about what could've conspired if Glenn and Abe weren't chosen. (Perhaps Rick and Eugene, 2 incredibly relevant characters and given a chance for Carl to live like the comics? Idk spitballing but truely the hype was real.)

[@LukeMan97]

You're 100 percent correct in giving it a 10/10, in my opinion seasons 4, 5, and six were the best of the show, it's in 7 that the show started dying

[@Zombiesrule93]

Funny that you mentioned at the end that you started viewing parties with your friends because I did too but back with Season 4. I got most of my friends from high school into the show between S2 and S3 when we graduated high school and it was Season 4 when we decided to go to our one friend’s house to watch together. Unfortunately season 6 was the last time we would have the viewing parties mainly because we got busier but partially because after the start of season 7 some of them lost interest but it was an enjoyable time

[@soupspeaker]

Season 2, Season 5, Season 6, Season 8, and Season 9. Those are best seasons fight me

[@Zilis_]

i know i hold a minority opinion, but i think glenn’s fake out death would have been a better real death. it ends his character arc perfectly and would build on others like maggie’s, it would reaffirm the walkers as a real threat (making carls death make WAY more sense) and most importantly not overshadow one of the shows best characters (abraham’s) death

[@Jayden54321]

Best season of the show, the quarry plot of 6A and the terrifying suspense of 6B are 2 of the best plotlines of the show, strong cast, even if not always utilized this season like Rosita, Gabriel or Glenn who doesn't do much this season. Some boring episodes and badly placed episodes like 4-7 but it's still overall a great season. Also, with the cliffhanger, watching this years after it aired and being able to watch 7x1 immediately as soon as I finished 6x16, the cliffhanger didn't bother me and 6x16 is my 2nd favourite season finale of TWD behind 2x13. 8.5/10 for me, one of my favourite seasons in TV

[@mkwsoxfan]

I still can't believe or fathom that they did the cheesy cliffhanger after the lineup scene. ESPECIALLY if you're going to kill 2 characters why not just kill one in the finale (Abe probably works best) and lower everyones guards for the premiere? I know in their heads they set up this cliff hanger people are at the edge of their seats for the reveal, but in reality I think this spawned one of the worst behind the scenes elements of the walking dead, that being spoilers. Leaked scripts, restricted drone footage, counting character appearances after big impact episodes,etc. part of me feels that if they just did the lineup and revealed it was Abe in the episode the buzz about Glenn living would have been hype enough to carry the off season time and when it came back they could have reignited the threat by killing Glenn and showing how serious the situation is/was. Missed opportunity in my opinion

[@thep1fitzy902]

Probably my favorite season! Love these retrospective videos!

[@tyleriglar-mobley5763]

You took the words right out of my mouth.

[@cliffjumper416]

You say all that, yet you still watched the later seasons

[@DeadX2]

No one even talked about the later seasons lol

[@dill_eyy]

FINALLY A TWD VID

[@JMDcracked]

OH BABY THIS IS WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR

[@jackoshea203]

I genuinely don’t understand why the cliffhanger is bad, I get that after this season TWD went downhill but I remember when it happened and it was so good and massive, open minded but wanna understand why people hate it

[@heisenberg3345]

My opinion on season 6: This season reaches some incredible highs but incredible lows. Thank you would have been one of the best episodes of TWD but Also having Glenn fall off the dumpster too with Nicholas for a fake death out was dumb and the fact they waited 3 episodes to reveal if he was alive is so frustrating. Last day on earth could have been a great episode but the cliffhanger ending killed the show. Combined the fact that this season treated its audience like there stupid and I rewatched season 6 in preparation for this video and almost episodes have a bad cliffhanger so for those reasons I think this season doesn’t deserve to be a part of the golden era

[@maxlanglois958]

Hot take but I actually like when, in a zombie show/movie, they live in a base/village and things actually go well and the apocalypse takes a more human side.

[@gRinchY-op5vr]

I think the issue with TWD doing it is they got to that and just stuck to it for too long? We had the Governor after what 3 seasons of the walkers being the number 1 threat, he was dealt with and the walkers were back to being the main threat for a while and then we had that short stint with Terminus, then walkers again and then we got Negan...then it seemed like from then onwards it was literally just humans against humans, every now and then they were like oh yeah still walkers outside but other than that didn't focus on them? Thats how it felt to alot of people anyway, it was as if the writers didn't know what to do with the walkers until The Whisperers in season 10

[@2k19chopper]

They really could've saved themselves alot of backlash and quite frankly viewership numbers had they just kept glenn dead in that 3rd episode

[@purplebanana6420]

I love the sasha and abraham romance i love Sasha’s character development

[@baylee702]

No one agrees but I think the negan kill at the end was a good cliff hanger, it just should’ve of been the only cliff hanger of the season really