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on the first episode.
You're quite literally throwing your time in the garbage by watching this. I insist you either skip it or just read the comics that you can get done in 2 days.
to add on to this, 99% of the best moments in the show are in the comics anyway
Second this. Read the comics, though Andrew Lincoln is great as Rick and I'm looking forward to his series coming next year.
>Just read the comics
So either watch a show for free online or buy the $200 comics?
Nice b8
I literally just looked it up
sir, we have online comic sites to read comics for free for years now
I like the feel of an actual book in my hands.
Try going to a library
Just for a comic book series?
Yeah they have comics at the library. You can even check out movies.
Looks like you lack the IQ to pirate.
Nevermind, watch it. It's perfect for you
Pretty cheap honestly
Where can I get the comics? I’m interested in them, but is there a general site to dl comics at?
Gays, dykes and troons being le heckin stunning and brave in a zombie apocalypse. Stay the frick away. Watch S1 and leave it be.
>tell someone something is garbage
>tell him to instead waste his time on a vastly inferior medium
Anon ...
Don't read the comics, one of the best characters in the series is just an early throwaway death for shock value there with no development at all.
and one of the most important characters in the comics that didnt die was killed during s3 in the show
Nice, you watched the best episode already.
Soap opera with zombies. Occasionally, a commercial for Dodge and Hyundai cars.
Gay & Interracial romances.
Be honest.
That doesn't come until much later after AMC all too eagerly jumped on the ESG bandwagon, which inevitably led to The Walking Dead showrunners forcing us (unconvincingly) to accept a zombie infested, post-apocalyptic hellscape where only fat people, lesbians & deaf negresses are the sole survivors & somehow most if not all white people have been inexplicable killed off, aside from the usual psychopaths & a dwindling assortment of random thugs.
Whereas, in the earlier seasons those same minority demographics were usually the very first to get killed off (& gruesomely I might add) suddenly they're the only people with the skills necessary to survive.
Go figure.
Seasons 1-9 are worth it though, despite the first two being more than a little clunky.
Yea, I didn't let all the minority shit ruin it for me, because they aren't actually really pushing any real "inclusivity plotline" bs, like a lot of modern shows. They just kind of plug them into roles, or at least that's how it felt to me
Must not have watched the same show then. Their existence, within that setting, makes that statement anyway.
Eh, non-whites living makes more sense anyways since they're used to living a shit existence before zombies lol, less far for em to fall
2 seasons of head rubbing.
And m'asking.
Don't forget about the m'asking.
just watch until the the governor arc is finished it really just goes downhill from their as you watch your favorite characters get killed for trannies.
This is when I stopped watching the show and from all accounts it sounds like I did the right thing.
It just felt like the show had reached its peak with that villain, anything after that would just be the show shambling along like a zombie.
AMC greed killed this show. Beefed up the seasons to 16 episodes which led to a bunch of filler, dragged it out way too long. Drifted way too far from the comics that kept the story tight and contained. Like ASoIaF, I'm hoping for a faithful animation remake that's faithful in the years to come.
Fantastic season 1 and 2, okay season 3
Total shīt stain season 4+
Stop saying season 2 was good. It's the season at the farm and it's by far the worst
Ironically it was session 2 that made the show so popular but yet everyone hates it
Have you considered it’s your adhd and not the session that’s the issue
Season 1 made show popular, what are you talking about, it was an overnight success. In retrospect it's hard to explain how season 2 managed to maintain that success, but the TV environment was just drastically different at that time before streaming truly kicked off, a lot more people simply watched whatever was on TV. But make no mistake, season 2 entirely rode the hype of S1.
Check those ratings cheif
The show didn’t blow up into session 3
Your out of your depths
*Until
That's not how ratings work, people didn't tune in to season 2 because season 2 was just that good, they tuned in because they heard how good season 1 was.
This ain't it cheif.
Let see if we can follow a simple premise shall we?
The ratings for session one where good but modest they went up for session 2
Then absolutely exploded for session 3 and all the normies watching including you
moron
That's not how TV ratings work, but you don't exactly fully comprehend how English works in the first place. Season 2 and 3 were watched because it already sat normies down to watch it with season 1.
Why are repeating your self same gay
And that is how ratings work
I left this for (you)
Because you repeating your self same gay
Same gay
So did it blow up with season 2 or season 3?
Session 3
Have you considered you like shit television and are a contrarion?
Have you considered your a new gay and this been argued over repeatedly for a decade
You might not like session 2 but that’s the session that blew up the show
Cope
>session
esl, I'm wasting my time with a third worlder
>Der esl
lol exactly what I thought
I will except that as your concession
You are part of a small but vocal community of cry babies that their fast paced zombie slash got slowed the frick down
It’s a tv show not a movie homosexual
You are the trannies of the walking dead
Cry to AMC
Good morning, sir. Now go clog up a toilet at your local Microsoft compound.
Looks scary and gory. Me no likey
he's back
is troy unironically back? what about nick?
I might get back into it if so. they were the only two entertaining characters in the entirety of FTWD.
Have you watched any later seasons? I stopped around season 4/5 when Alicia became the main character. I think she is a piece of shit and couldn't get through the episodes much once it became all about her
I got to the point where troy, then nick die, then instantly dropped the show. Alicia is a fricking charisma drain when she's on screen.
I think Troy's unceremonius execution was a serious misplay on the storyline. They spent all that time getting us to like him after he was shit from the beginning, and then it was the final nail in the coffin for Madison for me. I think the problem with fear twd is that they just made a lot of characters too unlikeable. Twd had people do things you didn't agree with, but they tended to keep that character at least on the net positive
he's back in the latest episode and he killed alicia offscreen lmfao
jesus christ. I may have to start watching again, that actually sounds like schlockino
There’s an autistic girl on twitter that’s obsessed with this show.
My mom still is. She legit cried at the series finale of the main show when Rick showed up.
>computer dies
>only have a PS4 to do anything on
>end up watching this shit
The show is just shit. It's not even that the story/characters are bad, the show itself is just shit. I'll happily indulge in garbage, but there's just something about the way it's shot that isn't even horrible. It's just shit. It's like every fricking scene drags on as a means to replicate any emotional weight. It's a drag. The whole show is just a shitty drag that feels like it never goes anywhere and everything takes too long. A slog.
>zombie apocalypse
How far do you think that can go? The zombies are just generic zombies, the entire story is just "introduce new bad living person" and it just tries to one up itself on what a fricking seasonal villain is. I made it to season 5 out of fricking boredom and it still felt like a complete waste of my time. I should have spent 45 hours punching myself in the fricking face. Just don't even bother dude. It's not garbage, it's shit. It's literal waste. Excrement.
Season 1 and 2 was good.
Am I the only person who enjoyed the Daryl Dixon spin-off?
How was it? Daryl seemed like the only character that had some type of human influence when written. Almost like the authors main self-insert.
It was surprisingly good by TWD standards, which isn't saying much. But they give Daryl a lot more material and it's cool having the show take place in Paris
Does it have the season 1 and 2 feel that TWD did??
It does not, but thats necessarily a bad thing. It honestly doesn't feel like a Walking Dead show. The vibe is a lot different and there are zombie variants which give the show a new spin. I dk I shit on TWD and FTWD as much as the next guy, but I liked this spin off.
How the frick did Daryl end up in Paris?
some people were exchanging walkers for gasoline, so daryl caught them. one kid goes along with another group to try and catch walkers and in the next scene he's a walker being traded for gas. daryl realizes they killed him and fights with them. they get kicked out of the place thats lets you trade for gas and the next scene is them captured on a ship LOLOL. literally not explained how they all got caught
Not that Anon but you're telling me the apocalypse, where maybe a few million humans are still alive, has trans-atlantic slave trade?
not that anon also but after 15 years that's not that unrealistic
It's basically Last of Us
probably. never heard anybody talk about it. i caught part of one episode, he was washed up in europe for no reason, he met some girl, trusted her for some reason, and then got whacked in the back of the head by some guy he just rescued. looked like absolute dogshit to me. that's all i saw of it but that's probably all i need to know TWD fell off a decade ago i can't imagine the spinoffs being any decent. i know an actress that worked as an extra in the fear the walking dead and she said the show was absolute shit to work for
Yah some episodes are trash but the cast is a lot better. Hickey from "The Terror" plays a villain on the show which is cool. You should pirate the season finale, I honestly think its one of the best episodes of TWD I've seen.
an endless pointless show where people are evil just because the rudderless plot demands it
My cute wife
That's Carl with long hair
Yeah. That's also my cute wife.
The first two seasons are good
Rick just found his family
Sophia is all grown up.
Kino. I think being able to watch it all at once definitely makes it better. I've seen people complain about being done with it by mid series. I can see where they're coming from if they were watching while it was airing, since it's a week to week situation and the show can suffer from filler like DragonBall z or something like that. And I feel them on some sections of the very late series' seasons, but if you're binging you can just kind of background watch filler sections. Sadly you can't really full on skip more boring episodes since they usually contain some event that matters at some point.
>t. Never watched until a few months back because I always thought it looked stupid
This. At some point the show stopped working with the weekly format, commercial and mid season breaks, specially with how moronic they got with placing cliffhangers. It flows and feels way better now having the whole thing on platforms.
best opening of any tv series of all time
best season 1 of all time
season 2 starts a slow and excruciating decline into sloppy mess of a shit show
People that complain about session 2 are capeshitting npcs that need constant explosions, gunfire, and shiny objects hurled at their face
Anything less and their adoral rattled brain shuts off and they enter low power mode
They are the same people as slash gay honestly
No, I just don't want these scenes.
Nice editing gay
Starting episode 4. Good so far
Season 1: Excellent, a must see of television.
Season 2: Very good but slow. Lots of kino moments.
Season 3: Good but inconsistent, it has a few shit episodes. (The finale is a good point to drop it if you feel done)
Season 4: Very good, with a kino battle scene. Back half is a slog but comfy af
Season 5: Very good.
Season 6: Weird, inconsistent af. Lots of kino moments, a few shit episodes.
Season 7: Absolute kino first episode, rest of the season is a fricking slog but the villain keeps it fun.
Season 8: Trash with some good episodes here and there. The 2 main villains keeps it interesting (The finale is another good moment to drop it, kinda works as a series finale).
Season 9: Surprisingly very good.
Season 10: Ok
Season 11: Not good, it gets noticeably cheap looking because COVID but I liked some moments. The ending was alright. (might as well end it if you get pass season 8).
It's a rollercoaster. If you get invested in the characters and like gory horror, it's worth watching. It never fully derails like some other shows.
Yah, you encapsulated each season well. The issue with TWD was never the characters or plot payoff - it was the massive fricking slog of a dozen episodes to get to one kino moment. S7 and S8 should've been one solid 20 episode season.
Couple of points I disagree on or want to emphasize, because I generally agree with this rundown
>Season 2: Very good but slow. Lots of kino moments.
Hard disagree, characters rarely made sense, it's a wonder how Rick didn't just snap and break everyone's necks in this season. Particularly never got why the frick Maggie was mad at Lori for deciding to tag along with Glenn for kill the baby pills? Usually Walking Dead in most episodes would have a scene or two that'd make me go, huh, I didn't regret I saw that. I actually think those scenes exist in this season and it's exactly 3 at the second half of the season, I don't know how people can say the first half was good when best scenes are in second half of the season (when Rick talks to Carl in the barn, when Rick pulls a knife on Shane (but only because of how it influenced Carl making honestly one of the best scenes in season 3's finality where he killed a surrendering person showing Rick's influence on Carl) and Ricktatorship speech when Rick finally snaps).
>Season 3: Good but inconsistent, it has a few shit episodes. (The finale is a good point to drop it if you feel done)
Hard agree, starts great, but completely lost me when Governor shoots his own people.
>Season 4: Very good, with a kino battle scene. Back half is a slog but comfy af
Couldn't agree more, Hershel trying to keep people alive in quarantine episode is honestly probably my favorite in the show because it actually gave Scott Wilson a material to work with)
>mfw original s3 ending had a more climatic finale and Andrea riding a white horse leading woodbury's people into safety in the prison.
>mfw showrunner Glenn Mazzara went full moronic and ruined both Andrea and the whole conclusion of s3
That dude almost fricked the whole show with some decisions he almost took.
>Almost killed Carol. The actress basically convinced him not to while filming the season.
>Toyed with the idea of killing FRICKING CARL in season fricking 3.
>Toyed with the idea of killing characters just for shock value and because "it's le apocalypse", not for plot reasons.
>Would basically rewrite entire events out of nowhere.
>Andrea's actress had no idea she was going to die until very close to shoot her scene. Had a contract for 8 seasons.
>Got AMC wondering wtf was happening with the production team.
So glad he got fired, he had talent but his moronic way of planning shit would've gotten the show cancelled.
>Almost killed Carol. The actress basically convinced him not to while filming the season.
I'll be honest with that one, the actress is great, but Carol's character sort of degenerated overtime until in seasons 6-8 she was essentially in competition with Morgan to see who can be more of an annoying c**t. I think dying in season 3 would've been too early, sometimes during Alexandria arc she should've died actually protecting it, like, finding something worth dying for.
The savior war could've been a good moment.
>Isolates herself to avoid violence altogether in s7 and because she feels fricking dead inside.
>Comes back to fight for her family. Ends up getting Holly's death from the comics or something.
I think it would've made more sense if she died in Carl's stead, keeping Carl alive and giving him proper chance to take over the show. Rigg keeping Negan alive would make less sense, but it's a nonsense decision to begin with within the show.
Season 2 shifts focus from tension over zombies and living in a world they dominate now
to tension amongst the characters and interpersonal conflict
The session focuses much more on character development and slowly builds to spectacular fubar
The characters are fricking annoying. Also, season 1 wasn't completely devoid of exact same thing, it just had all the good things, not concentrated on having some of the good things.
Cope
In reality people saying s1 is the best is just leftover from the massive hype. Episode 1 is great, episode 2 is good, the rest is kind of shit.
The first session has that terrible vatos episode which is one of the worst episodes in the entire show
2 is the best overall
3 completely blew the prison assault
And imo is when the show jumped the shark. then it recovered a bit with the governor subplot later but after that only the terminus plot (whatever session that was) is worth watching the rest is filler slop and not worth it
So 1-4 or 5 worth watching
A brit doing a better southern accent than me.
Just read fricking comics and let it go
when i read the comics i replaced every one of ricks lines with Black person Black person Black person Black person it works, it works well, it works TOO well to be honest
Reminder that Rigg actually says Black person in ep 2 season 1
The only interesting comic from mediocre Americans, but no, burgers are so stupid that they prefer a stupid TV series. I'm not surprised this country has problems with homies.
weak b8. Here's your "you"
>reading comics unironically and bragging about it
Grim.
The artwork is atrocious
>twd
Good
>Daryll dixon
Good
>dead city
Alright
>fear the walking dead
Good first few seasons, gave up on it in 4th or 5th season
>world beyond
Watched an episode and dismissed the series
this homie is literally the prime demographic of these shows. the ultimate goyslop enjoyer
Honestly some primo slop is top tier. Once you get through your phase when you want things to have meaning you'll get it
The best 11 seasons to ever grace the home screen.
Every single second that andrew lincoln is onscreen is magic
He's one of the best actors of all time and this is not debatable
You can quite literally fast forward through everything that doesnt directly involve him and you will be watching a better show than you would be normally
Infact, I plan on doing this again soon
Out of everything, he completely sold the transformation from S1 Rick to Rigg. I know that one of the points Frank Darabont disagreed with both AMC and Kirkman on is to shift away focus from Andrew Lincoln, and it's often understated how in just this one instant AMC was fricking right. Though, Darabont's connection and star pull could've potentially pulled performances of similar caliber.
I wish the show would just follow Rigg all the time without jumping around, also wish it was shorter but there you go
annoyed that the format they used was one good episode, fallowed by one shit epsiode. first seasons were comfy though
Stop when Negan kills a bunch of regulars.
dont bother with anything after the prison arc
watch Z Nation instead, much better
The first season is great. Drop it after you are done with the first season.
Season 1 TWD > Season 3 FTWD > the rest depending on your tastes
And I am tired of pretending it's not.
RIG
so is daryl's show worth watching? can I jump into it after giving up on twd in season 5 or so? don't remember which one was negan's first season but I gave up after that one
Negan's first season was 7. It's preferable you watching S9-11 before jumping to Daryl, especially 9.
It’s all downhill after season 1
the comics are superior when the show enters the Govnor arc, go read it instead of watching this show
Show Governor is the superior version though. Comic governor was just a machete lookalike manlet freak.
>*rubs head*
>MGSUSMPNRIG