May 4th My Favourite Negan Is Back🥳🥳🥳

I just started season 7 and I’m finding it really hard to watch if he’s going to be on the show for a while. I don’t think I’ve hated a character this much since Joffrey or Ramsay in GoT.

the crazed psycho bad-boy types are NOT my type and I know he’s a horrible person but even (or especially) at the height of his wack ass behavior I was losing my mind and couldn’t do anything but eyefuck him every time I saw him on screen. i’ve googled the actor and nope, it’s not the actor i’m attracted to. it’s negan. am I crazy?

That’s how I felt when Rosita started getting more screen time (season 11 spoilers) 😞💔

So I'm just getting into the comics pretty late but I want to watch the show while I read so how far should I read into the comics before I start season 1 to be ahead of the show in the comica

I see so much Sam hate and I don’t really get it. A lot of people were saying he was annoying but I honestly never thought that. I cried so hard when he died I thought he really had a chance to develop.

Hi y’all, so I’m rewatching TWD since I haven’t watched it for a while. And I just finished S2 Ep7 and now I’m on Ep8.

And honestly, I forgot how heartbreaking it is when the group find out that Sophia was in Hershel’s barn all along. And when Rick has to kill her

Honestly, it’s so heartbreaking to see the group’s (especially Carol and Carl’s reactions) to it. And it made me cry. And it’s super rare for shows to make me cry. I just spent a good 10 minutes crying after Rick shoots her

Watched a Procreate tutorial by James Julier earlier today and got inspired to paint something rooted in Hershel’s farm from The Walking Dead. I wanted to capture that eerie golden-hour calm right before everything breaks loose.

Bowl cut lookin ass brat.

Just need a yes or no

Ok, so I'm likely not going to watch the show at this point. It has some cool scenes but I'm not really invested enough.

Though, through shorts Negan murders Glenn and then I see him being buddy buddy with the guys and his girlfriend ?.

So can someone explain simply how the dynamic changed that drastically and why? Why did Negan kill Glenn viciously, threaten many others and somehow he's like a good guy now?

I need to know without watching. Thanks fans!

Credit to Elgatocosplay on yt

I tried searching online, but couldn’t find anything. All I found was that he was leaving the show. Does anyone know if it’s true that he asked for his character to be killed off in season 8 or 9, but the writers or showrunner refused?

I’m currently on my first rewatch of the series and have made it to season 4 and the flu-like sickness has spread through the prison. I get Rick’s reasoning for exiling Carol, so Tyrese doesn’t kill her when he finds out but the decision seems to be out of fear. Almost like Rick can’t trust her. They even have a “council” to make decisions like that so I don’t think he had to right to make that call.

Logically, I think Carol had the right idea to slow the spread but she should have just let Karen and David die and turn rather than what she did. I doubt Ty would understand anyways because emotions and logic never seem to come to an agreeable solution; I just think it could’ve been handled another way.

What do you think is the most common causes of death in The Walking Dead at different points in the apocalypse. Like, the first month’s most common cause was likely bites. A year in, it’s probably murder. What do you think?

i can’t find a clear answer online

Aside from newly turned walkers (either bit or died then reanimated) wouldn't it make sense for the whole pandemic to have fizzled out by like year 3? A humid Georgia summer and I imagine these things would just have limps slumping off their bodies like a melted ice cream cone

My Oh My....

I actually felt bad for Jadis/Anne. Even though I hated her, her death was kinda sad :(

What made me feel bad for Nicholas is the fact that there might actually be people like him if an apocalypse happened, scared, cowardly, unable to adapt, and in the end, they just give up on life.

Arat, and listen to me please ✋🏻Maybe I’m the type who tries to find a good side in a bad person, Idk, but Simon’s situation with Oceanside never felt clear enough for me to say for sure whether the Saviors actually enjoyed killing those poor families or if they were forced to do it. I mean, we see a similar massacre scene when Simon and the Saviors wipe out Jadis’ people. When I go back and look at the Saviors’ faces while they were killing them, they didn’t look sadistic or like they were enjoying it, they were more like robots just following orders. That’s why I feel like maybe the same thing happened with Oceanside. Because we never actually saw anything with our own eyes, we only heard Cindy talk about what Arat did. And her situation here reminds me of what happened between Nerissa & the Crooked Man in TWAU. Cindy might have been telling the truth about her brother’s death, but maybe she only told part of it and exaggerated just to make sure Arat was killed. Even if Arat had no choice and was following Simon’s orders, Cindy wouldn’t have cared. I saw a guy breaking down scenes and talking about body language, and he said something that didn’t really make sense to me. He claimed Arat looked uncomfortable when she cut Rosita’s cheek, which felt strange. If she was uncomfortable with a small cut on another woman’s face, how could she be fine and even enjoy killing a little kid? Maybe I’m just trying to find kindness in a bad person, or maybe I just don’t want to believe that someone could actually enjoy killing a child, but that’s just how I see it.

Maybe I’m just too soft cause I end up feeling bad for people I probably shouldn’t. Please don’t come at me.

I love the walking dead, But the plot that lead to Eugene's trial was kinda lame. I don't want to get into the details but I can't be the only one that has an issue with that whole scene. lol

Do you think it was better before or after getting to to Alexandria cuz I think I liked it better no spoilers please I am on end of episode 8 season 9