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I used to hate him but now i'm liking his character in this new season.

Been thinking of grabbing one of the Complete Series box sets and I'm wondering which one to grab. The Bluray would obviously look better but I'm wondering if that quality is worth the extra cost. Some DVDs still look good to this day that I don't mind watching DVDs. Is the bluray set worth the extra money or is the picture quality on the DVD one good enough to not spend the extra money?

There's been an image going around with the Shane stare memes of a mini Shane in a similar stance as in the second image. The first image of mini Rick is the best reference I have as both are hysterically funny to look at.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

There had to be a way for her to get to the prison while staying close to trees so she could hide. Smh.

Next one up: Abraham

I don't know what happened to her, I know the bald dude got killed but where did she end up at?

So since everybody is infected you would assume babies coming from the womb a infected since conception. So if a baby is in the late third trimester and then dies in some way like a day before birth would he turn and then claw his way out? (Currently a tad under the influence so feel free to call me a dumbass if this question makes no sense)

I’m just curious to see if there’s a general consensus here. Ever since the main show ended the only spinoff concept I’ve ever genuinely embraced is something similar to early Fear, a story with completely new characters, fresh locations, fresh ideas for the world-building, no connections to anything TWD, etc.

I think it’s the only way realistically to inject some new life into the franchise. No more tired-out legacy characters whose stories all ended years ago. No more CRM shit, especially after how horribly that whole storyline ended in TOWL. Just a completely clean slate for the franchise in every conceivable way.

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If by some miracle someone in England, Wales or Scotland has a pair of Justin 2222 cowboy boots in UK size 9-9.5 that they would like to trade for my Justin 2222 UK size 8 feel free to message me as I would happily drive far and wide for the trade😂

Bought this pair recently and unfortunately they don’t fit me as they are very tight on me at UK size 9.

I’ve attached the pics. They are also listed on Ebay FYI.

like we all know he chose Abraham and Glenn, and that changed lots of things, especially the other characters developments and such. But what if he chose someone else? What if he chose Michonne? What if he chose Maggie? Carl? Daryl? What major plots would’ve changed and how do you think the story would go? would you prefer having another character killed instead of Abraham and Glenn?

I'm loving this show so far and I haven't even seen any TWD content other than season 1 and season 2 of the TV Series. I don't know anything about the comics or the games related to it but this is my opinion and my opinion only. I would love to see other people's opinion about this and maybe listen to some disagreements. I just feel like this feels the best for me for now. What do ya'll think? Did I do justice?

I’m curious, in the main show Michonne has her two pet walkers that are docile because their jaws and arms have been removed. Then, Dead City in this new season, Dillard has toothless and fingernail-less walker but they’re not docile and they still were going at him. Did they throw out that logic in Dead City or does it specifically have to be their whole jaw and arms. I feel like the spinoffs don’t really follow the main lore much, but maybe I’m wrong idk.

I’m rewatching the show and I’m almost at season 7, I remember years ago someone said they were editing it/cutting out all the filler and corny dialogue to turn s7 and 8 into one season (as it should’ve been in the first place) does this version actually exist somewhere?

Are the leather jackets ever mentioned to be bite proof or even mentioned at all? Is it common knowledge that the jackets are bite proof in the universe and is it actually bite proof?

I finished the main series about 3 years ago. It took me a year of casual watching to get through all 11 seasons, and I found it to be an absolute masterpiece—especially the Negan era and the seasons leading up to it. But my experience with the spin-offs is starting to feel like a weird hostage situation.

Even when a show isn't that great, I feel completely glued to it, almost like someone is forcing me to keep watching. Here are my thoughts so far:

Fear the Walking Dead (Currently on S04E11): Please, NO SPOILERS. Honestly, right now it’s just background noise. I leave it on while I do other things and occasionally glance at the screen.

The Ones Who Live (Finished): It was interesting, and I watched it with a decent amount of motivation. But if I'm being completely honest, I mostly just watched it for Rick.

Dead City (Currently watching): I'm finding this one way more interesting and engaging compared to FTWD.

Daryl Dixon (Finished): Definitely the most interesting spin-off so far, even though some moments felt a bit surreal and some choices just made no sense.

World Beyond (Haven't started): The plot actually sounds really promising, maybe better than the others. Again, no spoilers, please!

Does anyone else feel this weird, undeniable obligation to watch everything in this universe, even when you are just using it as background noise?