Right, they made the same mistake again in terms of when T-Dog died but was overshadowed by Lori's. Everyone remember her dying as is the case with Glenns death over Abraham.

@Dalegend Yup one for good & one for bad in my opinion.

@@neilmc1842 great point.

I may have to do a video about it - Abe and T-dog overshadowed. Anyone else to add?

@@TWDExplainedeither tyreese or beth since they both died around the same time and would have been cool to see stick around a little longer

Yeah after Carl -it was different for me for sure. I do like Judith and the actress - and Judith died in the comic, Carl in the show.

@@TWDExplained Yeah, I truly believe that’s a universal feeling. The suckiest part of it all is how he dies. All of S7 he was hell bent on killing Negan only to mysteriously adopt Morgan’s all life is precious principle by S8. It’s a weird transition man.

AMC: NOPE 😂

I think we all got tired. Season 7 episode 2,when Morgan took Carol to the kingdom was awful. Especially after following that. If you watch those seasons today and binge it,it's really good. But back then if you were invested with something Rick or Negan was involved in,you wouldnt get back to them for three weeks or maybe three months of it fell in the middle of the season. And look how long it took to get to Rick. Especially if it's a let down on top it. It's tiring and predictable. The first few seasons when someone died it was shocking. After Glenn's death,everything has been predictable and played safe with the exception of Carl and we all saw how badly that played out. A slight reboot making the walkers evolve with acid blood and becoming fast. Have destroy all these new societies like Portland New Babylon,kill off everyone except 10-15 characters in the universe and get back to how it started. I think we would all love it more. They showed there's way more survivors then we thought. Have them believe society started rebuilding but those experiments and General Beale's theory was right and go from there. Like this time it's the real Apocalypse.

@@johncap6495 I think you’re right about the timing. It seems rushed but also slow? It took years to find Rick and then they destroyed the most powerful group in the world pretty much immediately.

@@kitm141 I had a fan come at me for saying how fans were disappointed with the ending. He said only fan boys were into CRM. For five or six years on every walking dead fan channel. We all discussed it. So idk were he got that. But yes it was so rushed. Plus thinking back. It made Rick look bad. He couldn't escape but Michionne shows up and they destroy the entire group in a day. The only part of society with special forces unit,scientists, military missiles, helicopters etc. yet the Doma in NYC is more of a threat or some lady in France. Not to mention how long they drag everything out only to let us down. I think they need to get on with making the walkers super fast and stronger. Have all these new societies crumble and state the narrative that this is the true Apocalypse. Then have 10-15 core characters and have it like it was in the first few seasons were anything can happen.

@@johncap6495 yeah, totally agree. I love the show for the characters and their stories and it seems we have lost that. We’ve just had villain after villain in a uniform, telling the character on screen that they are going to “win” or “change the world”. They fail and our heroes win, over and over. I totally get that human nature would create some really awful situations in an apocalypse but I’m always more drawn to the smaller villain. Negan and the Saviours weren’t this huge monolithic force, they were people trying to survive. They didn’t have food carts or complex political hierarchies. If I want to see that, I’ll look out my window. I want people fighting to make a home, creating life in an undead word. Not bloody ice cream parlours. Bring in the walker variants and bring the show back to its roots, I reckon. People adapt but now they seem almost complacent about the undead.

@@johncap6495 Yeah, fully agree with this. People blame the death of Glenn and Abraham to be the catalyst, but that's wildly inaccurate. The reality is it had very little to do with the Negan kills. Other than killing off Carl(which was the straw that broke the camel's back), the inconsistent pacing and caving in to criticism of the show "crossing the line" by casual fans/critics who weren't as invested as the primary audience was, with its depiction of violence was a slow burn to the decline in quality. AMC did all of the latter, to save ratings and yet achieved the exact opposite. TWD used to have balls and fangs, now its just a neutered house-cat that hisses every now and then. Characters once had meaningful development that led to a fully realized arc which would either end with a shocking death or a transformation caused by the horrors of the apocalypse. It made it thrilling and unnerving to watch. It never pulled its punches which was when TWD was at its best and why so many people reference seasons 1-6 as the series glory days. When it was small scale, the writing being consistently solid and the characters felt like real human beings who could die at any moment so every scene with them alive had to count. The last seasons, 10-11 especially, felt so underwhelming because they elected to play it safe all the way to the last episode. No major character deaths aside from one. Rosita, who had barely any screen time to her name and yet it felt so cheap. Almost as if they felt obligated to kill at least one but never pushing the limits like it was before. Its frustrating looking back on it. AMC/Gimple expanding the universe needlessly and spreading themselves too thin with too many spin-offs has also been a poorly thought out choice in handling the franchise. It needs to go back to its roots. Hit a reset button and return to the beginnings of the apocalypse with new characters as fleshed out as the originals were. Perhaps a go at adapting the Telltale Walking Dead series to live action.

agree - Abe was overshadowed

agree

The walking dead needs a musical and Danai being a writing genius she is she should create that show,watch it become a hit like the ones who live was

numbers do not lie.

Danai did 1 episode and Andy also had his hands in the pot with that project. They loved what they did... and like they said, nothing is perfect, but it is theirs.

Yes that wait in between season was crazy daisy! The entire series is a better watch when binging. I do miss those first few years of everyone waiting for Sunday and experiencing the show though.

I have mixed feelings on it

@@donnymann6739 the show was so great until the last episode. Plus they made Rick look kinda bad. He couldn’t escape,gives up then Michione shows up and they destroyed everything in a day not to mention that gas killed everyone but her and Nat and he dies anyway.

I wish Fear was that or there was another spinoff that was

@@TWDExplained yea since they did 32 episodes a year anyway. They could have combined the two. Showed things centric to the villains and the different characters that were other places. And the little anthology episodes that took place elsewhere that brought survivors from those in.

@@TWDExplained what do you think of a small reboot. That the experiments caused the virus to upgrade the walkers making them fast and stronger. Then all these new society’s crumble like New Babylon,Portland etc. then have a core cast like the first few seasons. Maybe since Dixon leaves France, France completely is destroyed then Spain then here after they follow him home. They can say the first time around wasn’t the true apocalypse. This is..

maybe - the Tales episode set in the future tells us it's still a crazy world out there. But maybe a bigger threat can come - like I told in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m9Z8p8l_t7W3knU.html

@@TWDExplained yes I remember I posted a joke to you on that on. About a future spin-off Called in the trenches. A future spin off from the writers of fear the walking dead season 4-8. Untold story of walker Travis. A special variant walker that finds Shane’s shovel from season 2. He must feed but is smart enough not to kill humans but he growls like a walker so people fear him and try killing him as he tries to say no I’m not a threat. Travis walker has to dig the trench to save the world😂😂( they never put Travis down so you never know)😂

Way back (a couple years probably) I heard Gimple mention a musical - and I thought he meant an actual episode. If they do a Broadway musical I simply do not have to watch - but if it was an episode - it just would not fit.

You know, sometimes - just seeing a comment from a friend makes my day a little better. Hope all is amazing HaXaW! On a side note - check out the website suno.com if you get a chance - one of many AI music creation sites. Last time I went to a Nashville studio and recorded 4 songs, it was $2500. With a free Suno account I can create 5 songs (2 versions each) in just a few minutes - for free, using my own lyrics or just a simple description of what I want. Crazy new world kids are growing up in.

@@TWDExplained I'm wonderful, and hope all is well with you also. I've been listening to Allen Watts, Denzel Washington, and Sylvester Stallone. On Doctor Chris' channle. It's been very powerful listening to the positive message these men have. You should check it out. The AI stuff is coming up all over the guitar and music channles I watch. I'm interested in it as a tool, and yes I can use all the help I can get. Thanks for the info. I'm heading that way now. P.S. I look for your videos every day. I would hate to live in a world where you and them didn't exist.

I will check that channel out today - thank you! I hate AI will be taking the place of many studio musicians (and writers and so many other jobs in every facet) - but it's here, and it isn't going away.

Thank you! Cheers!

It was a hit,they need more of that

@@Proximalissues the first 4 episodes were a hit, the ending killed the entire series it was garbage in the end and i really enjoyed the first 5 but they ruined it with that garbage ending, and that's facts

@@CharltonHoward that's your opinion, Danai makes hits, she's been in hits,the walking dead needs to have a musical,she clearly knows what she's doing

@@Proximalissues she didnt write the last episodes, gimple did, thats not an opinion its fact you sound lost in fangirl delusion

@@CharltonHoward again that's your opinion, I'll I'm saying is the franchise needs a musical,if Danai says a musical should exist AMC should listen

the boys has everything - I mean everything crazy daisy haha

The only musical I kinda sorta enjoyed was Buffy episode

FACTS BIG FACTS