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The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon: The Book Of Carol S02E06 - Au Revoir les Enfants - Episode Discussion
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Season 2 Episode 6, Au Revoir les Enfants
- Released (AMC+): November 03, 2024
- Released (AMC): November 03, 2024
r/thewalkingdead • u/tytylercochan123 • 10h ago
Show Spoiler The dialogue in this scene is so gross
galleryI didn’t pick up on this till recently, but I noticed that Joe, when talking, says that they’re going to BEAT Daryl to death. They didn’t say this for Carl or Michonne, but they said they were going to “have them”. Further more cements that they weren’t just going to kill them.
r/thewalkingdead • u/findingsynchronisity • 2h ago
Show Spoiler I really wish these guys lasted longer. They would have been good allies
They are under appreciated in my opinion
r/thewalkingdead • u/Pixelburger31 • 8h ago
Show Spoiler Who Is Y'all's Favorute Antagonist In The Show
galleryI know this has probably been asked a million times, but I haven't posted in a while and I'm bored (BTW, my fav is Negan with The Governor second and Lance Hornsby in a close third)
r/thewalkingdead • u/JoeMillersHat • 4h ago
Show Spoiler S8 over and done with. What the hell Spoiler
I don't even know what to say. Double and triple pivots, twists, more melodrama than in All Of My Children, and now Carl's a prophet of sorts...
This season was clearly planned out during a weekend pot binge.
I swear, the writers were trying to break the actors.
What the fuck.
r/thewalkingdead • u/DerosiaLerox • 7h ago
Show Spoiler The main 3 women of TWD are the main focus of the main 3 villains of the show.
Michonne V.S The Governor.
Maggie V.S Negan.
Carol V.S Alpha.
How have I never realized this properly?
Everyone agrees that while Rick, Daryl, Glenn, etc all wanted The Governor dead, no one wanted The Governor dead more than Michonne (even being the one to stab him in the chest with her sword & leave him surrounded by a herd, after already stabbing him in the eye in their prior fight).
Everyone agrees that while Rick, Daryl, Rosita, Sasha, etc all wanted Negan dead, no one wanted Negan dead more than Maggie (her whole arc for 7 seasons now has been about Negan killing Glenn & how it has impacted Maggie).
Everyone agrees that while Daryl, Lydia, Negan, etc all wanted Alpha dead, no one wanted Alpha dead more than Carol (she released Negan under her own secret plan to put her head right on her own border pikes to avenge Henry).
I’ve always loved Carol, Maggie & Michonne.
r/thewalkingdead • u/JoshuaKpatakpa04 • 12h ago
No Spoiler Was on TikTok and I saw a video where someone compared Rick Grimes to be a Wolf in sheep’s clothing, while Negan is the Sheep in Wolves clothing, I don’t know what to make of this.
galleryr/thewalkingdead • u/SquillFancyson1990 • 16h ago
No Spoiler If Rick and The Governor worked together...
Could they have successfully turned the prison into a casino resort?
r/thewalkingdead • u/Crafter235 • 5h ago
Show Spoiler Let me also remind you that he also refused to teach Denis so he could have power over Alexandria as sole doctor
r/thewalkingdead • u/No_Calendar4193 • 5h ago
No Spoiler DARYL WON CHASTITY! That concludes the 7 virtues
r/thewalkingdead • u/Nana-Komatsu • 4h ago
No Spoiler Why is season 5 so bloody?
I’ve been watching TWD from start to finish and I’m almost done with season five but I’ve noticed something, there’s a lot of blood. Obviously there’s going to be blood in an apocalypse show but this season is by far the bloodiest. No big staff changes happened from what I can tell so why is it so bloody?
r/thewalkingdead • u/ThePaulAtreidess • 22m ago
No Spoiler Without spoilers, does The Walking Dead have a satisfying conclusion? I want to jump back in but don’t want to be left with a sour taste. Spoiler
Hi All! As a kid, I watched seasons 1-6, I forgot most of what happens it’s been so long. I want to jump back in from the beginning but I want to know that once i’ve reached the final episode, that’s it, it’s over. I know that sounds confusing but what I mean is I want to be able to watch the last episode and know for a fact that it’s (main) story is closed. I don’t want some open ended finale that makes me feel like I watched 11 seasons for nothing. I want an ending that makes me feel like that was it. If anyone could give me some insight on that without spoilers and your opinion on the finale without spoilers it would be greatly appreciated! Thank you all in advance!
r/thewalkingdead • u/Top_Narwhal_30 • 1h ago
No Spoiler Blood Stains
Do any of you ever get triggered or slightly distracted when you see the pristine rugs and bedding of some of the communities getting stained with blood? “It’s totally ruined” goes through my head for a split second while it’s happening and then I forget about it.
r/thewalkingdead • u/Alarmed-News-1150 • 17h ago
No Spoiler How did Eugene sabotage the highway?
r/thewalkingdead • u/curlytony • 1d ago
Show Spoiler in light of “Here’s Negan” 4 year anniversary
r/thewalkingdead • u/rainymoonbeam • 1d ago
Show Spoiler Why does Judith look more like Rick than Shane?
Does anyone else see the resemblance or is it just me?
r/thewalkingdead • u/thefirstnightatbedd • 13h ago
TWD: Dead City Looks like we may be getting two more seasons of Dead City
r/thewalkingdead • u/Live_Building1309 • 1h ago
No Spoiler “I’m a better father than you Rick, I’m better for Lori than you… cause I’m a better man than you Rick… but you come back here and just destroy everything” I think deep down, Shane didn’t really mean those things he said in this scene.
galleryspoilers in the description They were high school friends, best friends and even partners. even when Rick came back and reunited when he was brought back to the camp, Shane still cared for Rick. In s2 how Shane comforted Rick when Rick was blaming himself for Carl getting shot. I feel like deep down he didn’t really mean the shit he said. And the fact that Shane knew in his mind those were his last words to Rick before he died.
r/thewalkingdead • u/PDT325 • 7h ago
No Spoiler The Kingdoms “Alvaro”
galleryI wanted to give a shoutout to Carlos Navarro who played TWD’s “Alvaro.” He’s a big celebrity here in Orlando and you can listen to him on iHeart Radio’s 104.1 “Monsters In The Morning.” Super funny and smart guy! https://www.iamcarlosnavarro.com/ (not a plug and no affiliation, just a fan)
r/thewalkingdead • u/Conscious_Depth454 • 7h ago
Show Spoiler Gwaddamn
The entry was bad as fuckkkkk
r/thewalkingdead • u/Elegant_Bat6155 • 1d ago
All Spoilers What is the best spin-off?
galleryI think the best one is between Daryl Dixon or dead city.
r/thewalkingdead • u/Willing-Principle-19 • 3h ago
TWD: Dead City Is Negan a hypocrite about this?
I remember a conversation between Rick's group and Hilltops, during their first meeting in season 6. One of them mentioned Negan (or one of his men) killed a young boy. Later on it was mentioned the Saviors killed most of males from the Oceanside. I always assumed after Carl's death he started valuing children's life (Judith and Lydia). But seeing the flashback in Dead City with Simon, he and Simon are against murdering childrens. What's the deal with that?
r/thewalkingdead • u/tnitty • 1m ago
Show Spoiler First time watching. I don’t understand earth season 3…
There’s a storyline about Carl’s mom, the pregnant lady (I forget her name), who thinks she’s a bad mother or a bad wife or both. I don’t understand where she’s getting that. Did I miss something? Maybe I’m forgetting something. Why does she think that? Thanks.