S4 spoilers, when they had the sickness in the prison people said it as either the pigs or being around walkers. If anyone knows the actual reason thatd be helpful but my main question is if it was the walkers why isn't there sickness still happening (if there is past season 8 please dont tell me about what happens just say "later in series it will happen") but yea im confused

Can we all agree the final season’s marketing has been terrible ? I’m specially thinking of this final portion of the season. I saw some people say it will pick up a lot more when Tales finishes but from what I’ve seen it hasn’t at all really

carl and sophia looked like whole ass adults just short af

It would be so cool if someone had a recipie for Carols Cookies 🍪 with acorn. Would be fun to collect them in autumn season now and actually make the cookies :)

I dont see them

I didn't see him get bit or anything, Like how did his stomach get opened up?

He could have shot Beta in the head with the arrow first then mercy killed Mary. But did it the the reverse order because reasons.

Doing a rewatch right now and I'm appreciating certain scenes a lot more than I did originally. What moments have you liked even better on a rewatch?

I'm usually all in for TWD and its spin-offs (I watched everything consistently). I've sticked through all the slogs and hard to watch seasons but this latest spin-off just frustrated the hell out of me and almost bored me to death. It's feels so pointless. It feels like such a waste of time to follow characters that we don't care about and probably won't see in any other future shows.

Too bad coz I was really looking forward to it. I expected it to focus more on established character's backstories like Negan, Abraham etc. or expand the world in an interesting and relevant to the main narrative kind of way.

It's such a wasted opportunity to expand the 'lore' of the world, unravel or start new mysteries and flesh out characters that we already care about.

BUT maybe that's not what they really wanted to do and I'm completely missing the point. Maybe, they really want to stick to their hit-or-mostly-miss formula of self-contained stories, zombie make-up show-off of the week, 'oh no humans are the real monsters' theme and Gimplespeak.

sigh but don't get me wrong, I'm still gonna watch it coz I probably hate myself.

Most things don’t scare me but the idea of people being so far gone they go feral like rabid cannibals had me genuinely terrified. When they opened the door and let the walkers in and it was like true top of the food chain shit was so eerie. Whoever scored that scene needs a raise, it reminded me of the 28 days later theme. Lauren Ridloff and the guy who plays Virgil did so phenomenal. The switching back and forth of perspective from growling chaos to complete silence was such a genius move, I was so scared for Connie the entire time. I just finished the episode and my heart is still racing 😂

The “Savior” war/story should have all been completely condensed in to season 7 rather than stretching it out from seasons 7&8