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Rick banishing Carol

Do you think it was the right call?

Carol and Rick had a discussion about it while they were on that last run where he leaves her. Rick said "I never killed two of the group" and Carol retorts "just one" referring to Shane. He then says "That's different, he was going to kill me" and she says "So were they." She goes on further to ask if he'd have done it if it would save Judith and Carl's life, which he doesn't respond to. And she finished the convo up by saying "You don't have to like what I did, just accept it."

So, what do you guys think? All things considered, do you think Rick was in the right for banishing Carol?

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u/SlyCalligrapher — 2 hours ago
▲ 396 r/TWD+1 crossposts

Pick 3 to protect you. The other 5 are coming to put you down

You're upstairs in the room at the same house Rick was at when the claimers pulled up (you're also hiding under the bed like him) Pick three people to protect you here, and the rest are coming for your head

No weapons aside from their signature melee weapons (Rick - Hatchet or machete, Merle - Arm blade, Jesus - unarmed, Daryl - dual knives, Carol - brass knife), you get the gist

u/Historical_Pie_2086 — 10 hours ago
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Who is the worst character in your opinion?

I’m rewatching TWD for the first time in awhile. and I’m on season 5 and revisiting all my favorite and not-favorite characters.

Who is the worst character in the main show, in your opinion? A lot of people seem to hate Andrea, but I don’t think I hate her as much as I thought I did. Here’s who I hate:

Beth. She spends all her time crying or singing, except in season 3, when all she does is sing and take care of Judith. I know there was a scrapped storyline in s3 where she was supposed to die, but I think the writers realized there would be nobody left to take care of Judith if they got rid of her because everyone else was busy doing everything else.

I also hate Eugene because he’s so annoying and I hate his hair.

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u/spazzy_yet_snazzy — 8 hours ago
▲ 35 r/TWD

What are your favorite potholes in this series?

Doing a rewatch and I like how the directors played around with the bites. Earlier on it was in infection that slowly killed you and took days and seem like randomly they switched to where ppl turned kinda immediately

Oops plot holes autocorrect

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u/BrugadaMD — 22 hours ago
▲ 25 r/TWD

How long could Rick and his Crew survive in L4D

I'll be honest here, never watched anything beyond the original show so don't know about characters and their side stories like the Daryl Dixon show or stuff that happened with Morgan while him and Rick were separated

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Now while I don't think Rick and his crew could survive for long, I do think they can at least survive a 24 hour period. Lemme explain some rules and what I mean by "crew"

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Just like in L4D, Rick and his crew are carriers similarly to how everyone in TWD is except for those who don't know Left 4 Dead being a carrier means you are immune to turning into a zombie but anyone who isn't a carrier (which is about 99.9% of people in the world) is infected by simply being near you and can turn infected as fast as 5 minutes. Everyone has their dedicated weapons to start off with, prime bodies but their most current knowledge and experience on infected and whatnot. Meaning someone like Rick and Michonne have a lot of experience with leadership and dealing with your average infected in their world but someone like Carl will only have the knowledge and experience of what he had when he died but he's just being revived

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As for the Crew Rick has, here's the character I think would work well enough for the team, good enough team trusts and good for dealing with zombies among other things

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Rick Grimes

Michonne

Carl Grimes

Negan

Daryl Dixon

Morgan Jones

Tyreese

Abraham Ford

Eugene Porter

Glenn Rhee

Maggie

Carol Peletier

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Personally I feel this is probably their best team however their biggest weakness may just be their numbers. If they can survive encounter to encounter, various people like Eugene, Carol and Maggie would help them to settle down in an area but there's really no place to settle down in the Left 4 Dead universe unless you're REALLY out in the sticks. I added Negan because while he may cause certain feelings and divide amongst the group, I feel he has a necessary leadership role he could contribute to the team when Rick starts losing it after people start eventually dying, especially Carl since in the show he peaked as a kid so he'd be easy pickings. Everyone else is either somewhat good support for the team or good combatively for protection on the team from what I remember

u/Huge-Insect-7759 — 20 hours ago
▲ 30 r/TWD

Do you think 2 Rick grimes could beat beta in a fight?

Beta is super strong and in a closer quarter fight I honestly think he might still be able to win

u/calicodo — 1 day ago
▲ 5 r/TWD

I love the show, but the scene at Hilltop just after Rick reunited with Daryl is the corniest shit ever.

Like, it's great seeing the bromance come together again, but after that when it just goes on the other characters face one by one and they're all smiling at each other...

Maaaaaaaaan.

Anyway, bring on the coalition of communities.

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u/PaddedValls — 15 hours ago
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Season 4 Prison

I feel like it's pretty unrealistic that the fences get overrun by the walkers. During the first episode, there were a few clusters or walkers 1, maybe 2 layers deep at max. With all the residents in the prison, they could be taken out in 30 minutes! Idk why they left them.

I am rewatching now and just started S04E01, and there were clusters of walkers but definitely enough to kill all in 30 min. The fact that the prison is overrun because the walkers pile up, the reason I remember them giving is because the walkers on the fences attract more walkers. It just feels like something totally avoidable.

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u/SlyCalligrapher — 24 hours ago
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Could the season 2 farm group fight off an attack from the Claimers? Read op

In a hypothetical situation let's say the Claimers (from season 4) pulls up on the farm in season 2 and basically tries to rob the place, kill the men and 🍇 the women there. Could Rick, Shane, Daryl and the rest of everyone fight off an attack from them, and if so how many people would survive?

u/No-Passenger-6348 — 1 day ago
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I made a Chrome extension that shows how many days into the apocalypse each episode is

I made a small Chrome extension for The Walking Dead that automatically detects the episode you’re watching on Netflix and shows an estimated day counter on screen.

It works in full screen, and you can customize the size, position, text color, and background opacity. The timeline covers the full main series, though some dates are naturally estimates because of time jumps and flashbacks.

I’m getting it ready for the Chrome Web Store and wanted to see if anyone else would actually use something like this. Totally free just cause I like the show and its one of those things I like to know for fun!

u/Austism-Is-Here — 1 day ago
▲ 27 r/TWD

Is redemption possible for Beta?

Ok that he was definitely mentally gone, but let's image if people in Alexandria managed to put him in a cage, is there any chance for a redemption arc?

▲ 17 r/TWD

Negan

As the show progresses, I’m realizing something about Negan.
He enjoyed being feared, but I don’t think he enjoyed being hated.
After years in prison, you could see how much it affected him that everyone still viewed him as the enemy. And to be fair—they weren’t wrong.
I just think it’s such an interesting part of human psychology.

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▲ 234 r/TWD

If everyone would just kill 5,000 zombies, the apocalypse would be over in a jiffy.

u/DeejayLazWorldwide — 2 days ago
▲ 113 r/TWD

Why did they make it so short?

There was a lot of potential for at least 6 seasons.
Why did it only go for 6 episodes?!!

u/kidousenshigundam — 2 days ago
▲ 240 r/TWD

Chandler Riggs aka Carl Grimes is at the final episode of TWD he played as background character

u/xuelinlele — 2 days ago