The Walking Dead "The Walking Dead" General Stuff & Thaaaangs Thread - - - - Part 13

If there is life for The Ones Who Live beyond just this season, I feel like it probably won’t be a regular, yearly series. But I do feel like if there is an “end” to this franchise, it has to be all these disparate elements coming back together for a grand finale. Rick, Michonne, Daryl, Carol, Maggie, Morgan, etc.
 
I originally stopped watching midway through season 5, but I'm determined to do a rewatch of those seasons and continue through the whole thing and perhaps even into the spin-offs.

Just watched episode 1, season 1. Don't think I've seen it since 2010, so it was pretty cool going back. A lot of this stuff is so iconic and memed to death that it's no surprise that it still felt very familiar. Although, I did not remember that Rick was already ugly crying and screaming "CARLLLLL!" in the very first episode. Pretty good, it's interesting how it's partially shot like a documentary, I like that. It has aged pretty well. This is going to be a long journey but I'm glad I'm finally doing it. The Walking Dead is a show with a serious revolving door of a cast so it's cool to see all these early seasons characters again, like Andrea who I remember liking it a lot, as unpopular as she was with the fandom back then. The Governor! Can't wait :funny:
 
Good news for folks across the pond.
 
Good news for folks across the pond.

It's about damn time!
 
Bit of sad, but adjacted to this world: Seven, which was the name of the dog who played...well, Dog, on The Walking Dead, and Daryl's travel companion towards the end of the series, has passed away.


Yeah I seen that. Pretty sad.
 
Sucks that dogs don't live so long. :(
 

That's really all the franchise can do at this point. I don't know how they'll
make the CRM any sort of threat going forward after Rick and Michonne wiped them out in a single swoop.

I maintain that I'd love to see a Walking Dead prequel series all about Negan and the origin of the Saviors. Yeah, not everything needs explanation. I get that. But between Jeffrey Dean Morgan's charisma, coupled with the episode "Here's Negan" and Simon's appearance in Dead City, I think of all the Walking Dead potential ideas, people would watch a show all about Negan just creating the Saviors. There's already a framework in place with the "Here's Negan" comic arc and they could just expand on that since we have a cast of recognizable actors they could bring back. Heck, they could even show us the buildup to the confrontation with the main survivors from their perspective.
 
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