At what point did you check out?
>>214964974End of season 1
>>214964974The mystique and dread of the zombie apocalypse was greatest during the first season. By the middle of this series, it had lost its touch. The main characters didn't seem to be afraid of the walkers, anymore, and there was too much of a focus on human survivor politics.
>>214964974Season 8
Carls death, I hadn't really been watching around that but I checked in to see and then I really checked out.
>>214965081Carls death could have worked if they just ended the show in that season
>>214964974I wish Rosita would've died sooner, I hated that whore so much
>>214964974a couple episodes into season 7
>>214964974mentally somewhere between the gubbna and kneegun.officially somewhere after the hospital, i think s5 or 6?s1-2 are good for a rewatch.
When they ruined Tyreese. Comic Tyreese was alpha like Rick and pretty based. Show Tyreese was a glorified babysitter and a cuck.
End of S1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mddRT_I7YMI
>>214964974first watch: all of season 1, skipped half of season 2, checked in on 3 for memes, gave up on everything until the negan glenn brain basherrewatch, a few weeks ago? barely even the first 2-3 episodes. when i got to the vato wannabe beaners and that retarded whole episode i stopped watching
>>214964974that episode where the governor or whatever his name was watches severed zombie heads. not that this scene was bad or anything, I just stopped watching after that
>>214964974When Glenn died I was out. Started the next episode and then closed it halfway through. It was retarded having him miraculously survive two eps ago when the outro showed him getting piled on, then suddenly "no he was just hiding under a car" and then he just dies for real this time 2 episodes later. Idk I don't like a series who has such scripts. Also later I heard Carl died? Wtf? Retarded idea two, we spent all the series watching him grow up to become the next leader of the group and then he died? Lazy writing imo
>>21496497410 minutes into the pilot.
