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Spent five hours on this.The poster is signed so I made a custom frame for one of my coolest thing in my collection

Hands down has become one of my favorite characters. Her character growth is amazing, her loyalty knows no bounds (mainly in the later season) and imo she’s just all around fantastic

The dude was as minor as they come in terms of characters, why is everyone obsessed about where he is? It's been said for awhile now that he's been taken by CRM. Either we see him again or we don't. Literally doesn't matter.

two of my favourite shows, I see lots of similarities between Rick/Jack and Daryl/sawyer and other characters but I was wondering if there’s anything more you guys noticed.

is there any Easter eggs between the two shows or anything?

Season 6 ep 9 No Way Out

Shit hitting the fan every second from Carl getting shot, Rick goes out alone to take em all and then everyone getting together to fight. Glenn almost getting buried under walkers trying to save maggie and then being saved last minute by Abraham and Sasha. Daryl liting it up and then amazing cuts of everyone butchering walkers together, gives me goosebumps everytime. Orgasmic shit. My favourite Episode right on top with Negan's entrance in show.

We all know if you get bitten by a zombie you die and turn into one but we've seen people turn and not being bitten meaning you'll turn no matter what. So, the bite itself gives you infection and the fever kills you. So, normally you'd be able to cure infection by going to hospital, right? But since the zombies spread quickly, the hospitals and shit collapsed and proper medical attention was hard to get.

Probably a popular sentiment but damn that was a wild ride.

Too realistic of how people would behave post-apocalypse.

Casual cannibalism, eating a man's leg while chatting with the rest of him. All those body parts hung up on hooks like beef or pork. Rick (deservedly) ripping out a man's throat with his bare teeth.

Doing a re-watch and am wondering if anyone else thinks Morgan suffers from schizophrenia. Maybe it's obvious but I don't think I've come across a discussion here.

At the start, when he and his son were with Rick, he appears well adjusted, perhaps he still had access to his meds? As time goes on obviously he would not have his medication. This results in two pronounced episodes, one when Rick finds him in season 3 and the other at the wrap up of the Negan wars in season 8. It would explain the symptoms of "delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, trouble with thinking and lack of motivation". LMK your thoughts or if I'm way behind.

In the first couple seasons Daryl is very outspoken and funny, I understand he matures during the show and becomes a much better person Relative to other characters at least, they basically turn him into a mute that grunts at people and occasionally stares at stuff for a long time. Don’t get me wrong I understand he is seriously affected by things like Beth and Glenn dying and his imprisonment. he’s still a bad ass but this Has always bothered me. There’s a point where it feels like his non-action scenes can be fast forwarded and you won’t miss a thing. I think it's more of a pacing issue more than Daryl himself as he went through a lot, I think they could shorten some of the scene where he's just silent?

Didn’t he choose to stay so he could be close to his wife’s grave? Then he turns up with Connie? What did I miss?

Who is everybody's favorite character from seasons 1-2? Personally I miss Dale. He had his faults but he had a good moral compass and was a genuinely good guy.

In s11:e24 at around 16:02 when rosita is falling, you can clearly see the mattress she falls on and the gap from the building to the ambulance is a lot closer in the next scene

Season 6 episode 13 was by far my favorite episode of the entirety of walking dead so far. Being able to piece together all of carols emotions was such a ride. When was she being real and when was she being fake, seeing her lose grip on her attitude and get serious was so fun. It was just a situation where the amazing acting in twd could really be shown off in a beautiful way. Carol being genuinely afraid of what has to be done in her head but trying to survive while also trying to save these people around her from herself. Being afraid of yourself because of what you've done. Was just chef's kiss from the writers on this one to really flesh out carol like this. Good decision.

I am watching the walking dead and I just saw Tyrese die and it was so sad yet I loved how he was imagining bob the two girls and Beth

Re-watching the show, I love how the writers made the group's leadership unstable once Rick left. Like in reality, it shows that not many people can lead the masses. From Gabriel going rogue on Dante, Carol and the group going rogue to find Alphas herd, Michonne completely cutting off the other communities, then leaving in the middle of a WAR, and Daryl kidnapping Lydia from Alpha. The new leaders continued to make emotional mistake after mistake. Rick and, dare I say .. Maggie. They really were the only people fit to lead.