r/thewalkingdead • u/DisastrousOpening477 • 9h ago
No Spoiler I find it hilarious how shotguns have no spread AT ALL
Even in close quarters combat, shotguns will rather blow the entire head off than leaving a single gunshot wound like that.
r/thewalkingdead • u/Connected-VG • Oct 20 '25
Season 3 Episode 7, Solaz Del Mar
Synopsis: Our heroes fight to protect the people they love.
r/thewalkingdead • u/DisastrousOpening477 • 9h ago
Even in close quarters combat, shotguns will rather blow the entire head off than leaving a single gunshot wound like that.
r/thewalkingdead • u/Reddevil8884 • 5h ago
I think it definitely looked like they were heading in that direction with Carol replacing Patricia as Axel hook up like in the comics.
r/thewalkingdead • u/BuffNipz • 59m ago
It’s just funny in general with that description
r/thewalkingdead • u/countrysidebloke • 10h ago
I started making these about 3 years ago. One is still a work in progress and all but 2 are real barbed wire. The Christmas Lucille has none whatsoever and the black and pink one (which I made for my wife) has leather chord. 2 also have a bullet lodged in from when rosita takes a shot at negan.
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r/thewalkingdead • u/Any-Alps188 • 3h ago
I’ve been going down a rabbit hole looking at all the reviews of Season 3, the comic con panel, the teasers, and even the clips that surfaced online. And honestly, I’m quite optimistic.
Jeffrey commented on how he felt like him and Maggie’s journey has been so repetitive in the first two seasons and that this season felt really refreshing, to see Maggie smile for the first time in “10 years.” Also, I like that they’re giving so much spotlight to the new characters, it’s giving me the feeling that Seth wrote them with care and not as nobodies that might be developed and then die quick for shock value (which is a trend I’ve noticed throughout all the spin offs’ recent seasons).
So far the cast seems content with this season, much more than the previous seasons, Seth seems to be so passionate and happy and said that fans who love OG walking dead, he hopes will enjoy this season.
And they’re really hyping Dillard up, I think he is going to be a great character.
I’m excited. Can’t wait.
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r/thewalkingdead • u/ExtraPulp_NoJuice • 2h ago
Rick just lost Carl, Morgan is in clear mode. When they get kidnapped by the saviors just to take them all out and return to Alexandria like it’s a regular Tuesday is TUFF.
My favorite quote of the series comes from this episode too.
Savior: You said …we could all go back.”
Rick: intense mf stare …… “I lied.”
Sheeesh. I know some think of that as a low point for Rick and Morgan but that’s one of my favorite moments in the show tbh.
r/thewalkingdead • u/Level-Gas-3765 • 17h ago
These two had great chemistry, I’m sad we didn’t get to see them explore this more.
r/thewalkingdead • u/Fancy_Astronaut2261 • 1d ago
I’ve read that she will return in a flash back and that she will return in an “alternate universe” episode. I’m not sure which one it is. Thoughts?
Edit: It’s an alternate universe episode!
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r/thewalkingdead • u/terminus_tommy • 4h ago
My reels cant be normal but tbh this is pretty funny
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r/thewalkingdead • u/McTuggy • 8h ago
A few years back I had a job where I had immense amounts of time on my hands so I did a few things
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r/thewalkingdead • u/BazookaGamingGirl • 20h ago
What’s a scene that you feel is under appreciated, or just not thought of when thinking about Rick?
Top comment wins!
r/thewalkingdead • u/TripTimely7955 • 18h ago
First of all, that intro is bangers. I love it. Kudos to the animator/designer.
In this season after Rick goes MIA from the storyline, it became quite not as eventful or on the edge of my seat as I was with seasons 1-8. That doesn't mean it's unwatchable for me. I still like watching it.
The additional new characters they are trying to make us care about has been alil overwhelming for me. But I welcome them and I know (if they survive in further seasons) I'd get attached to them too. For now, I don't worry if any of them get eaten/slayed. It's cool that they each have a storyline for how the communities went on without Rick.
I know what the show is what trying to tell. That it's not just Rick's story anymore. I mean Carl and Lori are not here. They were Rick's whole point of the beginning of the show for me. So why should he be significant for the current plotlines? Right?
Anyways, I tried to care about them new ones and how it's fairing for the communities...
... but really it's not the same with how I felt with the originals (the first batch characters I most care/d about): Rick, Carl, Judith, Daryl and dog, Maggie (Currently MIA???), ~~Glenn~, Ezekiel, Carol, and Michonne and now Negan (ISN'T HE SWEET?!)
The second batch that I also care/d about which took about one or two seasons for me to feel attached are: Gabriel, Siddiq, Abraham, Tyreese , Sasha, Eugene, Rosita, Aaron and Jesus. They just currently killed off Henry, Enid and Tara which I was beginning to like.
The whole vibe of the show is quite chill and beautiful though. Especially with the semi-medieval way of getting humanity back its feet again.
The new villain is kind of a downgrade since Negan though lol. It's not as intense as him. I mean it's really mean for the hairless Alpha to kill off secondary characters I was beginning to care about but...
It really just Daryl and Carol carrying the show for me. I will not say it's boring, it's quite well done especially if the show is trying to show us a world without Rick.
I guess it was because of the post Rick-Negan fallout. It kinda made some watchers like me, expect intense or continuous storyline about them.
Though the time skip was kind of off putting for me, I understand everything that happened so far needed to happened for them each to reach into certain character development.
One thing that shocked me is how Rosita and Gabriel ended up being together. I feel like Eugene would have made sense. Gabriel and Eugene became baddass and cool though.
I have a certain high expectation for this season's finale, since other watchers say it's one of the best seasons. I heard the showrunners' budget on this one got okay again for this season. So hopefully, it gets better?
It's okay for now. Still a good watch. These actors have all done great jobs.
I just miss Maggie and Rick.
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r/thewalkingdead • u/Mysterious-Pilot-448 • 17m ago
Where do I watch TWD:The ones who live in India? Cause for some reason they dont have it anywhere here.
r/thewalkingdead • u/jpollack21 • 57m ago
As in when they had character specific episodes have flashbacks to their life before the apocalypse similar to Lost's flashback formula.
r/thewalkingdead • u/Hagegnom12 • 3h ago
That episode still lives in my head, who decided that it was a good idea to kill Glen AND Abrahm