Negan: "Bet you thought you were all gonna grow old together, sitting around the table at Sunday dinner and the happily ever after. No. It doesn't work like that Rick. Not anymore." A brutal episode that is most certainly a game changer! It was very hard emotionally to sit through it again to edit it, especially not that long after watching it. On patreon we just finished episode 6 but as usual we count on you to keep the comments relevant to the episode we upload on youtube to avoid any accidental spoilers. We obviously have the mods to take care of those, but, so far the community has been awesome with that. Thank you all for watching us. Truly amazing community we have here. We appreciate you guys, for all your support, so don't forget to hit that subscribe button, it really motivates us to keep up the content. And of course if you are interested in the full reaction, you can find us here : www.patreon.com/takeaticket (You can find the latest uploads of the shows we are watching and much more) Much love Rob and Trin

The ACTING Andrew Lincoln performed this episode. “It could be me.. please!” The tears, the shaky voice and body, even the snot bubble coming out of his nose, the pure terror in his eyes. He did amazing. He deserved so many awards for this episode.

Carl hugging Maggie is heartbreaking. She was with him when Lori died, and now hes comforting her.

This is one of my favorite call backs in TV history. If you remember all the way back in the season one finale Dr. Jenner decides to let the group out of the CDC to give them a chance, then this conversation happens: Rick: we're grateful Jenner: the day will come when you won't be

“The Day Will Come when you Wont Be” is a nod to Season 1 Episode 6 when rick tells Dr Jenner he’s Thankful for letting all of them leave, which Jenner responds with, “the day will come when you won’t be”

“He’s our family too” gets me every time.

Rick, Maggie and Daryl had the best facial expression in this episode, especially one could tell that Rick was showing fear but determination in his eyes at first , and in the end it was just fear and brokenness

The family dinner got me in the heart. Everyone happy, Sasha pregnant sitting next to Abraham and Glenn holding his son. 😢❤

I screamed and immediately started crying when Glenn got hit. This was a very hard episode.

Andrew Lincoln deserved an award for this episode hands down! That snot bubble and broken soul he portrayed at the end was perfection

There have been many traumatic deaths in this show but this episode was the most graphic and heartbreaking up to this point. We waited for months and we didn't expect 2 deaths. Jeffrey Dean Morgan (Negan) from the moment he stepped out of the RV became the most epic villain. Great acting from everyone in this episode.

They filmed everyone getting hit by Lucille to try and avoid spoilers of who actually was going to be killed off. People were trying to figure out it in between seasons, because they could see what actors were filming still and who wasn’t on set. So they filmed all of them getting hit to try and cover it up as best they could.

after all these years , all of them being together at the table still brings tears out of me

I screamed out loud when Negan hit Glen. We waited over 6 months for this episode and everyone was trying to figure out who it was. Totally devastated after this episode and it changes things forever. Btw, Sasha was pregnant at the table sitting next to Abe, oh what could’ve been. I hate Negan yet love him at the same time, he’s an awesome, sexy, charismatic villain.

One of the most shocking moments in the walking dead's history!!!

I’m so sorry you guys have to experience this for the first time lol! It’s such a rough episode but definitely pivotal in the series!

Man Glenn survived so much just for them to make him go out like that... Remember in terminus when he almost got hit in the back of the head with the bat? The craziest foreshadow ever!! Something I didn't realize until my 2nd watch

The most brutal tv episode ive ever seen, hands down. If there was any justice Andy Lincoln would have received all the awards for his performance

Trin absolutely nailed it at the end. A lot of people checked out because this episode was so brutal, but it needed to be brutal to drive home the threat of Negan and bring everyone, especially Rick, down a few levels. This was exactly what we needed in a new villain.

I always thought it was an awesome touch having Negan drive the RV thru the fog and smoke so that we couldn't see anything out the windows. Kind of made it feel nightmarish in a strange way.

When this episode aired, my mom screamed & cried like she lost a close family member. She was devastated. I knew what was going to happen but that whole break finale break was torture online. Everyone had their own theories & memes, etc. I was relieved when that was all over. As for Jeffrey Dean Morgan, he's such a fantastic actor.

R.I.P. Glenn Rhee ... and ... Abraham Ford. 🌹🌹🌹 You will both be missed. When this episode originally aired we comic fans had a few moments of hope for Glenn surviving being Lucille'd by Negan and then BAM they still stuck to taking him out like they did in TWD comics.

Glenn's death is one I'll never be able to get over. even after 6 years I can't get over it.

After this episode aired a lot of people complained & the gore was toned down a lot in the episodes to come. Also did y'all notice abraham throw sasha the peace sign before getting hit & sasha was pregnant in the table scene at the end

I’m thankful you didn’t see any spoilers throughout the seasons about Glenn and Abraham. Rick got a reality check this episode

This whole episode had phenomenal acting especially Lauren Cohan and Andrew Lincoln.

Now for the comment I wanted to make last episode. Negan let our group off easy. Negan lost an entire outpost and a patrol. The punishment for the 30+ people our group killed? One brutal psychological kill on Abraham. That’s it. The second kill on Glenn is Daryl’s fault. But still, 2 brutal kills and the prospect of producing for taking out an entire outpost? More than justified. Soft even. Reverse the roles and our group would have killed them all. Hell, they already thought they did over some food.

This is by far my favorite show, and of any episode there’s nothing more burned in my memory. I’ll never forget the exact moment that bat came down on Glenn’s head ☹️

The best episode of not only this show, but in the whole history of TV, simply because it has no peaks and breaks, the whole episode is a climax. And a terryfying one. Great reaction guys

That episode broke me when I first watched it. I couldn't believe what had happened in the episode.

This is the big episode we all were waiting for you too react to! It broke us as fans when we saw that bat come down on Glenn's head. Many people stopped watching after this point. I hope you continue and enjoy the rest ❤️

If you thought the Sunday dinner scene was sad, there's an extended version of that that is 10x more heartbreaking.

Yep, we've all been waiting for this one! Everything about this episode is heartbreaking. Losing both Abraham AND Glenn?! (Side note sometimes I see Abraham's death being overshadowed by Glenn's :( ) I'm not sure if you noticed but Glenn's death was foreshadowed a few times; he's had a couple of close calls with baseball bats, one of them being at Terminus. He's also the one who saw the photographs of the heads bashed in at the Saviour outpost. As for Rick... he's such a strong character, so seeing him completely broken like this was so difficult to watch! I'll never understand how Andrew Lincoln didn't get any awards!

If u didn’t catch it, when it showed who was gonna be picked, Abe had the peace sign up to Sasha considering that was their thing and his way of saying goodbye😭💔

still the hardest episode to rewatch 😢

One of the most well written, directed and acted episodes in the series

I remember being traumatized and depressed for months after this episode. It was so brutal and sad. Rip Glenn and Abraham. Even tho this was the most hard to watch episode it’s still my favorite episode of the whole walking dead series, because the acting and the the directing was so good. The whole cast deserved an award

Ive never had such a raw reaction like I did when I first watched this episode. It wasn't only humbling to Rick and the group for this to happen but to the viewers as well.

No matter how many times I watch this episode, I still find myself tearing up. The acting is incredible. This is one of the few episodes I cried myself to sleep to, the next morning was a rough school day

This was truly the first time in The Walking Dead where we saw Rick truly defeated. Losing Abraham in such a brutal death was one thing but to immediately lose Glenn, a character we’ve known since the very beginning… this episode is truly the most saddest but still one of the best episodes of TWD! Many TWD fans left after the Season 6 finale after the brutal cliffhanger but man did that make THIS episode one hell of an episode! Exciting to see you’s react to more TWD in the future, we love you Rob & Trin!!!

Thank you! Been waiting for this! I love y’all’s reactions sooooooo freaking much! I hope y’all continue to enjoy TWD- as I did! Far too many people gave up on it, because we had to wait 7-8 months for the big reveal! I stayed from beginning to end….. and loved every second of it! I hope y’all do the same! As always sending y’all lots of love & positive vibes from the coast of South Carolina!!! 💜🫶🏼💜🫶🏼💜🫶🏼

In the comics Glenn also gets killed in the same way, but with the show I really hoped they changed it 😢 Also Andrew’s acting was godam amazingly good and realistic, I have not seen any other actor yet, to give that level of dedication.

I remember when this aired, me and my mom where wailing like someone was trying to kill us, we started screaming and crying for Abraham and Glenn so badly that we had to stop watching after that. Took us a few years until we could go back to seeing TWD again. 😭

I was a bit concerned whether you & Trin were going to make it through this episode Rob, but you both coped as well as you could, well done and great reaction although shocking, it's probably one of the most heartbreaking episodes of this whole show and for MANY it was the worst as so many people stopped watching it right here when Glenn died and refused to watch anymore, AMC were concerned. As a couple of reactors said "...that was traumatising" another said "a lot of people are going to need serious therapy after watching this episode". EVERY single time I re-watch this episode (still re-watching a few reactions after having watched the whole thing to S11), I cry "without fail". It was and still is absolutely brutal (I just kept watching you Rob trying my best not to look at it too much again, especially the Lucille parts) and not just horrible watching Abraham die which was a waste, that upset me, but it was especially heartbreaking watching Glenn die, we sobbed like babies, my daughter howled like he was a close family member, I had to stop it a moment and see if she wanted to continue (our beautiful, sensible, quick thinking, smart, survivor, best food/supply runner, truth speaker and little humanitarian, gentle Glenn who would give his life for "his Maggie" in a heartbeat and always sacrificing himself for others, my other nickname for him, "Glenn the cat with 9-Lives") who we've seen from the beginning and who saved Rick, in fact, there'd be no Rick without Glenn, but this time Glenn Rhee wasn't pulling anymore escaping from under the rubbish dumpster tricks.😢 The LOVE our group have for one another really showed at the end of this episode in how gentle they all handled Maggie, then Carl hugging her, Rick saying to her he was our family too, the way they all handled Glenn and Abraham's bodies with dignity and respect and you missed that ugly part Rob & Trin where the guy took a picture of Glenn's splattered brains on the ground right at the end before Negan's group "the Saviours" dispersed, then they cruelly showed our group all sitting and laughing all happy around the table eating outside with Sasha and her little pregnant belly sitting next to Abraham and Glenn at the end of that table proudly holding his son he will never see now. Sadly,😥 they didn't win this battle, THEY LOST BIG TIME.💔😢😭😭

Abraham did the peace sign to Sasha as a goodbye before he got killed😭✌️❤️

Yea I felt actually physically I’ll and unwell after I saw this. It’s just so dark. Helpless. Everything. And just the sick way Negan speaks. It was rough

If you go back and re-read the comments on the episode where you thought Glenn died, they'll make a lot more sense now, in a dark way. But I'd give that a few days. Everyone needed a breather after this episode

I had to take a break from the show for a bit after this episode when I first saw it. Andrew Lincoln’s acting here was just beyond incredible. I can’t believe he hasn’t won awards for this role.

Lol I got offended when Negan called the RV a piece of shit. That son of a....

the actor playing negan always makes me smile this episode. acting wise, he ATE. we're not used to that behavior in a baddie, and rick needed to understand. one of my favorite character's introduction ever.

It really seemed to me that Abraham was challenging negan. At one point when negan stopped in front of him Abraham nodded to him and at another point Abraham rose up to him as if to say "take me". That's who Abraham was. A lot of people blamed Daryl for Glen's death, but I always thought negan was going to kill a second person anyway. He was trying to get a rise out of somebody with the way he kept shoving that bloody bat in Rosita and Daryl's face. I think negan felt like he had to break them down some more. I think he planned on coming back for Glenn just to show everyone that there would be repercussions if they crossed him. Such a heartbreaking sad episode.

Yes....this was the episode in which we lost a lot of reactors, they gave up and stop reacting. Many stop watching TWD but in the comic, Glenn was the one that died the exact way it was in the show but Abraham was an extra. You two made it through this dreadful episode! Thanks for staying and thanks for you reactions!

One of the saddest episodes ever

For a lot of people this was the last episode they ever watched and I sure hope you guys aren’t those people. I love watching your genuine reactions. 👍 If you don’t know already know the episode is named after what Doctor Jenner told Rick at the CDC in season 1. Rick said, “I’m grateful.” And Jenner replied, “The day will come when you won’t be.” Symbolizing that this is when Rick stops being grateful.

One of the most historicly emotional moments ever on TV

Probably my favorite episode of the walking dead, the acting is amazing.

I’m legit shaking watching this reaction!!!! This episode is a lot. It really messed with my mind for a long time

If it's any consolation, Negan gets what's coming to him in the end but Rick extends something that Negan lacked. Stay tuned.

I was awaiting this very moment ever since I saw you starting this series. I was literally on the edge of my seat just holding out for this episode. I love you guys! xxx

"The day will come when you won't be" is a reference all the way back from the last episode in season 1 when Rick thanks dr. Jenner for letting them go. He says they are grateful and Jenner replies "The day will come when you won't be".

I have been waiting so long for this reaction, I watched this episode alone when it was aired, but watching your reaction feels like I was accompanied by friends. Thank you for doing such an amazing job as always

To avoid spoilers the show runners filmed everyone getting hit with Lucille. Those were what was used in Ricks “what could still happen” visions.

little detail: have you seen when Abraham died, he made a peace sign with his hand to Sasha.

this episode is SO heavy the entire time it's almost exhausting to get through. the acting is phenomenal as well from the entire cast. this was a moment in tv history!

Negan picked Abraham because he saw him as a threat he was a pretty big person so he saw him as a threat and took that threat out also Andrew Lincoln acting in this episode is amazing.

It’s the "Maggie I’ll find you" that gets me every time.. I felt exhausted and drained watching this too, just like they would have felt, especially when Negan and rick return in the early hrs of morning and it’s still not quite over for them yet. Also, did you notice Abraham making the peace sign towards Sasha just before he gets hit on the head? A lot of people blamed Daryl for what happened to glen. Glen would have still been alive if Daryl had not reacted that way. These 2 episodes were a hard watch but they did an amazing job in making you feel what they feel. Looking forward to the next one 👍

I can’t help but laugh at negan. Jeffrey’s comedic lines in this series are fucking oustanding 😂

I was so hoping no one would drop any spoilers. You'll never get a spoiler from me. Seeing your genuine reactions is the best part. Game changer indeed!!!

This episode leaves you scarred for life, 2 great characters got the most horrible death. This series is another level

Definitely think this was the hardest ever episode to watch 💔 I remember my daughter and I being so devastated and crying so hard and the disbelief that Glen is gone. I was never able to rewatch this episode for years until my son was old enough and was also a fan of the show. He actually left the room for five minutes after Glen. Powerful episode and loved your reaction 💗

This is the only episode I can't watch in full. I have rewatched the series many many times. My favorite series ever! But this one broke my soul and heart into pieces 💔 😢 Great reaction guys. Ya'll are one of the best reactors I have ever watched! ❤️

Glenn was my favorite character, and this was my first episode after catching up. I binged the show with my sister, and then me and my mom sat down to watch this episode the night it came out, while my sister watched it with my cousin. A while after the end she just texted me ‘I love you,’ and honestly I can’t think of another time she’s texted that 😂 she knew that hurt for SURE (It was also the first time any media had made me cry since Herschel died! I quit having super emotional reactions to media after that, but it started up again with Glenn haha. It’s like Herschel dying hurt so much it short circuited my brain, but then Glenn dying hurt even worse and it jump started that section again lmao)

NEVER CLICKED SO FAST !

Andrew Lincoln, aka Rick Grimes said this episode was like the beginning of a whole new WD series. and so it begins..... dark and brutal..... GREAT job guys.

Negan makes one hell of an entrance.

Wow and here we are all on Sunday, like that Sunday many many years ago, crying and not believing what just happened, also this episode wat the one the changed The walking dead for ever. The best episode of all time.

My husband spotted (Abe) when we were on vacation in Puerto Rico a few weeks before Season 7 aired. I begged him to tell me who gets killed in S7 E1 and he said they all signed NDEs. His wife, who was with him, said she didn't even know. Anyway, he's a really nice guy and he took a few pictures with us.

I was honestly more distraught about Abraham then Glenn because he gets brutally beat then like a minute later Glenn gets killed

One of the hardest parts for me was looking into Rick’s eyes at the end Andrew Lincoln is a phenomenal actor I felt every inch of the Fear hate shame loss anger and Great sadness over his loss.

As promised! First season finale Jenner tells Rick: “There’s your chance, take it” to which Rick replies: “I’m grateful”. To which Jenner says “The day will come when you won’t be” thus the title of the episode. Glenn found a bat in that gated community where we first see signs of the wolves and lose Tyreese. Glenn almost dies on a run with Nicholas but we are tricked as he managed to escape, his name was written on the wall in Alexandria and then washed off, but his name can still be seen, although faded. Glenn finds the pictures of all the heads bashed in at the outpost.

This episode's tension is so high, every time I rewatch it I get a heavy headache/migraine. But really beautiful from a storytelling and performance standpoint, there's very few things in this world that can make you feel the way this episode does.

I'm sorry that you had to see this episode. It was one of the single most difficult episode of the series that I ever watched. Two things, one, characters are allowed to make mistakes in this show and then you get to see the repercussions of their mistakes. It makes for much richer and more complex character development. Hard to witness, yes, but it makes the characters much more fully realized human beings. Two, if the characters always remained the same, if no significant changes took place in their actions and behavior over time, it would take away the depth of their development from past experiences. Third, remember what Deanna from Alexandria said "-This pain will be useful to you one day" Remember that statement moving forward. Stay tuned!! 👍

It's crazy that Glenn's death isn't the most gory thing in the show, I'm more haunted by the Terminus executions, Noah's death, and Aidens' death.

This episode was n still is so emotional for me n so many. I remember when this 1st played people saying to me "it's just a show" I mean I guess you get it, or you don't.. I get it, most of us here do..🥺 That family dinner scene destroyed me..

I think this was one of the most traumatic moments I've had whilst watching something... I remember pausing then coming back, then pausing again. Looking forward to this reaction 💖

I have vivid memories of going to school and trying SO HARD to avoid spoilers for this episode 😭 I'm so serious when I say I cried for a week straight after this

I can't stress enough how much I love Negan. He has got some dinosaur sized balls to take Rick with him by himself and be able to break him like that.

The most intense and emotionally draining episode of TWD. Have been waiting for Rob n Trin to get to this one forever! I watched this during peak lockdown and isolation in 2020. It was emotionally very difficult to handle back then.

i’ll always remember the night i watched this live… unforgettable

Oh and if you didn’t notice he gave the deuces to Sasha before he got hit✌🏻

Loved this episode. Great script, great acting and the true introduction of a new and strong antagonist. Negan was hard-core. He not only was brutal, but he also had personality. IMO, one of the single greatest episodes in television history.

I’ve always believed Abraham wanted Negan to choose him. He sat up tall and stared him down so he would peg him as the biggest threat. It’s what his soul-searching the last few episodes has been leading toward. He found a mission he truly believed in - sacrificing himself so the others could live - and completed it. Of course, with Negan being… well, Negan… that’s not really how things panned out.

I can't think of any show or character that enraged me as much as this one did! The acting.....man! Now you have to wait for your revenge!!!

There is nothing that will ever be more devastanting in all the tv shows history than this episode. This was the episode that I was waiting for you to see since you started

Sorry this is very off topic I just need to get it out there, my dog of 10 years has just passed away at my grandparents house, we had to talk to him through a FaceTime as he slipped away because we were 100 of miles away for a relatives funeral, he was a lovely little dog, all he ever wanted was food and in return he would give endless amounts love & affection, he was very anti social and was very cautious of new people but he would warm up to you overtime and then you would be part of the family and he would protect you 😂. So Rob & Trin I want to thank you for helping me to take my mind off the situation, it really helps me out during this time 🙏❤️ and Rest in Peace Chase, we love you and we will meet again ❤🕊️

fun fact: they made 2 alternatives scenes . In one Maggie and Eugene died and in the oder Eugene and Aaron. They decided to put Glenn and Abraham dead on tv bc they have tink Maggie, Aaron, Eugene have more story to tell.

The title of this episode "The day will come when you won't be" is a callback to the last episode of season 1. That's what the doctor from the cdc told Rick after he let them leave from the soon-to-explode building. -Rick: "We're grateful." Dr. Jenner: "The day will come when you won't be."

There was 2 foreshadow to Glen's death, one was at the Noah's camp when Glen got a Baseball Bat in his hands and the camera zoom in, the second one was when they clean out the saviors outpost, Glen saw pictures of people with their heads smashed, i only notice that rewatching the show with you

Gotta say, Neegan was played perfectly by that dude, intense as hell. That guy is terrifying.

ricks acting is unreal in this one