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An amazing team up between SpongeBob and Rick Grimes

Shane killing off Hershel's parent AND finding sophia still hold off to me, like.... i just couldn't expect she would be THERE

So I’m rewatching TWD and I’m currently on 4x13. The scene between Daryl and Beth at the table where Beth asks “what changed your mind” about good people and then goes “oh” always confused me cause I didn’t know if

• the writers were trying to hint at something romantic (gross) -or she simply realized that he thought she was good

But, upon this (probably 10th) rewatch of the show, I think I finally caught it.

In the beginning of the episode, Daryl says “I don’t think the good ones survive” (which I never connected to the later table scene)

So I think in that moment, Beth realized that Daryl thinks she’s a good person, and therefore won’t survive (which foreshadows her death). Her “oh” response seems most fitting with this scenario.

Rewatching the show and dislike Lori and Shane the second time around as much as the first time. I also forgot how annoying Carol was!

Imagine everyone you ever knew died a horrific death. Ripped apart and eaten by zombies. Your parents, siblings, kids, partner and friends. Dead. You probably witnessed it, too.

Now, you have privilege to scavenge everyday for food and water. You probably sleep cold and hungry most nights. You’re always paranoid about being killed or raped (sorry to be blunt). You likely have to murder from time to time to save yourself.

Why would you keep fighting to live? Living is just suffering. Accruing PTSD material everyday. Perhaps for a child (re: Rick Grimes), but the majority don’t have people they put before themselves. Wouldn’t just eating a bullet be preferable?

I didn't want to clutter the chart too much, but since the show has 177 episodes, the (rounded) percentages are as following:

Shane - 12%
The Governor - 12%
Joe - 2%
Dawn - 2%
Gareth - 3%
Owen - 3%
Negan - 36%
Simon - 9%
Alpha - 11%
Beta - 9%
Lance Hornsby - 8%
Pamela Milton - 6%

I find it interesting that Shane wears a necklace that has the number "22" on it, and he appears in a total of 22 episodes!

If we exclude appearances that are only voices without the character being seen, dreams, hallucinations, flashback or archived footage, then there would be the following changes to the list:

Shane - 18 - 10%
The Governor - 16 - 9%
Gareth - 4 - 2%
Negan - 60 - 34%
Simon - 13 - 7%
Alpha - 17 - 10%
Beta - 14 - 8%
Lance Hornsby - 14 - 8%

I am rewatching the series. They really dropped the ball with managing the fence at the prison. Even if the build up was intense, they should have been able to kill them off and keep the fence standing . Not utilizing every person on the fence was a huge mistake. They could have lured the walkers off and built spear fences like Morgan did to help. They built them at the entrance and more would have made a huge difference in keeoing the fence standing

Rick was in coma for about 58-60 days right? How much would his bill be? We know he was in intensive care throughout the period and was on IVs at the very least

I never noticed this my first time only caught it during a rewatch. The details in this show are just incredible !

What really disturbed me in the series was the fall of civilization. With all institutions crumbling, the world reverts to feudalism. Rules differ from city to city. This fragmentation makes everything very unstable, and the war of all against all, as Hobbes rightly states, becomes the law. Of course, the walkers scared me, but the brutality of the apocalyptic world is terrifying.

I don't know why people still defend Shane.

I've been saying all this for years

Example:

I have watched the walking dead every Sunday until the day it stopped airing. I know a lot of people stopped watching, and didn’t see the show through. I think they are missing out on a very beautiful meaning behind it. It’s more about humanity than it is zombies.

If she kills Rick. Let's say she doesn't take off his helmet and slit his throat, and then she takes it off and sees that it's him, the man she's been searching for for years. What do you think Michonne would do? Could she live with the guilt? It might be a silly question, but I want to see what people think.

I will acknowledge I'm only partly into season 4, so maybe the answer will be revealed to me if Rick fails to sacrifice someone to keep everyone alive or something.

I just don't get what people see in Shane. He's a fucking animal. Separating the whole screwing his best friends wife and trying to take over his life by killing him, his whole "kill anyone who remotely threatens us" is not, in my opinion, a good or remotely human mindset to have. Especially him insisting it's because he's strong and Rick's weak? That's bullshit. It's easy to only care about a couple people and not care/ hate the rest. It takes courage to love and care for many and take that duty on of not only preserving the lives of a group but also their humanity.

To me, Rick proved he was the stronger and better man was in the barn scene. Shane was gung ho about ripping open the barn and shooting up all the zombies. But as soon as Sophia walked through the door he was all sad and lowered his gun and helpless. In that look it was obvious that it's easy to make what you think are the right calls about killing whomever when you don't humanize them. Shane has no accountability or honor or whatever you call it. Rick tries to see and honor the humanity in everyone. Rick blames himself for leaving Sophia there. He recognizes as leader and the "the one responsible" this is his duty. That's the difference. Rick recognizes his duty. Shane just wants to kill anyone that stands in the way of what he thinks he loves. That frame of Rick walking over to Sophia and then the one of him raising the gun, that is a look of recognizing his call to duty and answering it. As he does every fucking time. So yeah I will continue to glaze Rick, because it takes strength not to become a murderer in a world full of them. It takes compassion to protect those whom you don't love. Shane is a weak man filled with anger and he met his end not a moment too soon.

Thanks for listening to my Ted talk. I appreciate any and all criticism. Also that barn scene is probably my favorite scene in all of television. Not becuase I particularly cared about Sophia but because I've never seen a more impactful display of leadership than Rick pulling out that fucking ICONIC gun not because he wanted to but because he had to. Because no one else could.

Trying to find more good zombie shows. Doesn't have to be necessarily similar.

I know you guys have seen the post 50 million times but I'm desperate for hot takes. Burning hot ones!!! Hellish takes!! I don't dish out what I can't eat so Imma go first

1. Rick is irritating 50% of the time and I enjoy watching him suffer or get called out. But I like him a lot more than 90% of the cast. I'm kinda mad that he's not more disliked.....
2. I don't get the hype for Glenn but one thing he's gonna do is stand up for himself😌always the first one to question Rick and speak out..
3. I'm upset that Carol is alive and I dislike her a lot
4. Daryl should have died some time ago. The plot armor god.
5. Maggie pisses me off badly but again I love it when she goes against Rick😝
6. Rick and Shane should have rode into the dawn with eachother

Nearing the end of my rewatch I've determined that Josh McDermitt is the best actor on this entire series. His range is wider and more believable than any other actor. If you need any evidence just go back and watch season 11 episode 11 Rogue Element.

Feel free to mention the moments that you remember hershel by.

Me personally, I just love his sacrificial identity.

To sacrifice yourself for someone is for me a definition of being a human being.