I love your breakdown of the opinion that TWD is repetitive, it is a very surface level way to look at things. When you dumb it down that way any show can be “repetitive”. It’s not that simple.
Same can be said about tons of entertainment. I think all GOT is repetitive and boring so I dont watch. Dont hate on it because I know alot of people like it.
I agree with you on a ton of these hot takes. And TWD did really good with using carls death to push the story. But still hurts me so bad everytime what could’ve been
I feel like people who qct like comic governor was better because he was more intimidating just need everything spoon fed to them. Comic governor was so cartoonishly evil where as show version was nuanced and layered and scary because you never knew what he was gonna do. He could be charming one second but stick a knife in your neck the next. Over all he was just alot more realistic in the show. Think about it his way, in the comic why would anybody follow him? He's not subtle. He just throws all his cards on the table. He might as well have "I'm a villain" written on his forehead. In the show he provides a sense of comfort and safety which conflicts people who side with him. He also lies to them so they never know what is and Isn't true because they can't exactly just go on their phone and fact check anything lol. 10x better let's be honest.
Hot take: I actually like the pike victims that were chosen for the show. I actually think the show pike lineup had lots more emotion to it, the only pike victim in the comics I was sad about was Ezekiel. I didn't care about Rosita enough in the comics to be sad about her death and I didn't give a shit about the background characters dying. The TV show's pike victims that I was sad about was Henry and Enid, I also felt sad for some of the background characters like Ozzy, DJ, Addy and Tammy Rose
I liked Andrea in the show, mainly due to Laurie Holden - but hated how different she was from the comic book Andrea. Not too surprised by the change because comic book Andrea was much cooler than Michonne and they needed Michonne to work for the show.
Thank you for reacting to my opinion about filler episodes! I wholeheartedly agree that seasons 4-6 had the biggest highs. Too Far Gone, No Sanctuary, and No Way Out are the three best episodes of the show, in my opinion. I just feel like the early seasons, in particular, season 1, had a clear and concise story that was not bogged down by filler and set episode counts. In other words, some of the later seasons were good despite filler because they found ways to extend story arcs and insert character-driven moments. Early seasons were good simply because they had good pacing, so the plot and character moments felt more natural.
I also enjoyed both versions of the Governor. I don't think even think comparing the two Governors is fair to either version. On one hand we have a psychopatic cannibal with pdf file tendencies (avoiding using the actual word here) who also r worded multiple women including Michonne. On the other we have a manipulating oppurtunist creating a facade of a perfect town but doing nasty stuff in the shadows. They are litreally only the same in name.
In fact, this latest trend of "giving away" to the main characters by child is infuriating. Now Daryl has a child, Negan. So they also give them to us and say worry about them. Although they themselves are shown conditionally once a season. Carl was one of the main characters, the main child, so to speak, they often showed him to us, they really worried about him, and they believed Rick as he was dear to him. The last children are very indifferent. Yes, it's banal why "create" a common child of Rick and Michonne, if Judith already exists and it's better that she stays in the family alone as a child
s7-8 are still pretty mediocre even when binged watch, I feel like there are a couple of plotholes on those seasons like the walker guts used to attack hilltop even though people before that gets walker guts onto their wounds and not transform, the god awful cgi, carl getting put into a bad situation to kill negan and not even proceeding to kill him, and honestly the poor directing
The 5 new characters who were introduced in the time skip in s9 are the most boring and lame characters. Everything about them feels forced from there internal relationships to the relationships they made with others
1:45 💯! Title of the episode, Rick showing his arrogance towards the saviors, the build up of of wondering who is in the van and wondering why we hear someone speaking is so well done!
@8:20 This is such a bad take lmao… Frank would have definitely made the best version of this show. You have to remember that the highs come from the comics not the incompetent show runners that came after him.
The Walking Dead is among one of the only few shows I can watch over and over again, not skip an episode, besides the atrocity that was Daryl and Leah's episode, and still feel the same emotions I did the first time.
My hot take is that i lost 100% of my investment in the show after rick left, i tried watching the episode after and i couldn't even finish it, to this day i still havent watched the rest of it, though im considering finishing it, idk though, i could tolerate the carl death debacle, but rick leaving was the last straw for me Imagine that your favorite song in the world just vanished overnight while you were sleeping and you cant find it anywhere, thats how i felt
I dont get your song analogy, the show is still there it didnt disappear. I do agree with your general take about not watching. That is correct answer; just dont watch anymore if you dont direction. I love TWD universe and I'm happy with any spinoffs or new stories. I have opinions about which ones I like more then others but still enjoy the entertainment. With the lack of good entertainment being released I'll take anything from TWD. if someday I change my mind I'll just quit watching. I never understand people that think their opinion should somehow control what is created. There are so many shows people love that I find boring as hell; i.e. GOT. I just dont watch but I'm happy for the people that find it as great entertainment
The hate for began would never have been that bad if Glen wasn't his target. Abraham was loved but not like Glen. What got annoying about Glens story was the constant him always being the one where he nearly died. No one else on the show was portrayed that way. Faking us out got old.
I have the opposite opinion on Lori, she was a very good character, but she wasn't likable at all. She provided us a lot of entertaiment in season 2 creating those big brother conflicts with people, catfighting with Andrea, getting called Olive Oil by Daryl, getting yelled at by Maggie and Carol. I honestly laughed a lot and was entertained by her.
@@filipgaecki5480 Same with Shane, hate him as a person, love him as a character. In my opinion, he's in the top 10 of all characters throughout the show. He really carried Season 2 along with Rick.
@@scottredmond6406 true. I feel the same with Jane from the games. She's my least favourite person in the comic book timeline. Easily one of the best characters in the games though.
i think she is likable. the fandom is just stupid sometimes and most of them, specifically die hard shane fans, blame her for his death when it was him that got himself killed.
I believe season 6 is one of the best seasons of the show, but I think if it were written differently it could have saves season 7 and further. The first 9 episodes are good, Episodes 10-12 I would add the “We Find Ourselves” arc from the comics. Maybe visit Washington, Carl waking up and forgetting his mom died. Then have the rest of the season play out and have the finale be 6x13 (Maggie and Carol’s episode). Then start season 7 with 6x14-6x16 having 7x01 be 7x04. We would not have as long of a cliff hanger, and there would be 12 more episodes to fill the rest of season 7 in instead of 15. Maybe the season would be paced better.
I agree with you most of it but opinion about Lori Grimes is she pited Rick and Shane against each other then she practically told to kill Shane and then when he did it out of self defense she acted like she was disgusted with him and then when he pulled away and started ignoring her she got dramatic like it was his fault that's why I don't her she ruined her own marriage and blamed Rick for it even in the beginning of the show the first thing Rick talks about is how she treats him even before the outbreak
Completely agree with the Carl death. For me, with the way TV Rick was written as opposed to Comic Rick, there had to be something HUGE to change his plans to kill Negan. Having Carl die was the only way there could have been a realistic character change (at least that quickly) for Rick. Negan’s rapid rise in fan popularity was unexpected for the writers I think. I think this made them think “oh shoot, we can’t kill Negan”.
I think it was important for them to show how Negan would still say things like "if i could go back id kill every single one of you" bc they were still showing how he wasn't getttingggg it. Prison wasn't enough for him to get it. They showed us that the only way he got it was when him and annie were on their knees about to die.
Personally, I’m not as big of a fan of the Governor as a villain. The battle in “Too Far Gone” was great but other than that, meh. And don’t get me started on how boring those two stand alone episodes were in season 4. 😂 So for me, Andrea gets the right amount of hate. She annoyed me how she was constantly siding against Rick. And how dumb the writers made her character look by falling for the Governor’s charm.
If I was sick and finally found a peaceful community with hot water, food, beds, good people, safety, while moody friend for some reason decide to not show any proof and only like "no he's dangerous, we gotta go in the woods again, walking with two pet walkers again and barely hanging on, because my gut feeling", then there's no way i'm going back out there again, unless I wanna die or something.
I actually think Lori was in a way a good character but highly unlikeable. I just found the way she talked not just to Rick but to everyone in the group to be really annoying and pissed me off and I think it was intentional lol
she definitely was a good character. people hate her bc they attach her to shane, and since shane died, they put their anger on her and blame her for things that he did. and what ways did she talk to people? im curious on what you’re trying to say lol
@@siaahale13 She was a good character to hate and Sarah Callies did a perfect Job doing that. Idk just her tone of voice annoyed me all the time for some reason especially when she would get aggressive towards the characters lmaoo I hated her for petty reasons basically. I never cared about her sleeping with Shane and what not tbh lol
@@MistahJay7 i don’t think people hating her was an intentional thing. i think it was what i mentioned about shane. a lot of people love that character and attach her character to shanes (for obvious reasons). she also rarely got aggressive. she only got “aggressive” when she needed to. shane & daryl were the aggressive characters if anything. and could you list those petty reasons? im trying to think of some but nothing pops up in my mind.
TWD loses some of it’s unpredictability when it comes to characters deaths after a certain point. Not one point after season 8 did I think characters like Daryl, Carol, Maggie, or Michonne were going to die at any point. Also Judith sucks
I just wish they woulda had better character growth to be a better person. Carl has always been a psycho. For him to turn into peace maker was kind of out of character for him. But also agree that Carl was annoying, especially when he was younger.
My unpopular opion is season 5 isn't that good. Everything from after killing the termites to when they get to alexandria isn't that good and just a waste of time.
The only good parts are the first 3 episodes revolving around Terminus and the episodes when they are on the road as a group before they meet Aaron. Everything else is Mid in S5
In the long run Carl dying worked out but I hate the reasoning behind it. Also Glenn’s death is 100% necessary and the people who stopped watching because he died are doing themselves a disservice not checking anything out afterwards
How in the hell is Carl's death any bit a thing that worked, that was by fat the worst decision they ever made for this show, and also is the most wasted potential of all time😂
My unpopular opinion is Seasons 2 and 3 are the worst of TWD because of the way Glen Mazarra began abandoning the comics. Scott Gimple saved TWD before his controversial s8. I was a Comic fan first and those two are some of the least comic accurate seasons I also hated Frank Darabont because his vision wasnt the The Comics. He wanted to completely take it down a sci-fi route.
Lol why do so many of them keep using the word "necessary". Just because you didn't get mad at some thing doesn't mean it was necessary. Such an odd word to use to describe your subjective opinion on a matter. Just say you didn't mind it.
And all the comparisons between comics and tv are weird to me. They are different things. I dont read comics but love the show. If you already read the comic why do you want it exactly like the comic? Sooo many fans dont read comics. They should just make animated series of shows that follow comic storylines for those fans. The general universe is great even if it doesnt follow source material 100%. I would be bored if they made a live action tv show that was verbatim repeat of comic
I never changed my feelings of the series after Glenn’s death. Maybe it was because I was prepared that he would be the one that Negan picked. But the only two seasons I had beef with was season 3 and 11. I still had episodes that I loved from those seasons but they weren’t my favorites. I will say this, every season had episodes that I loved. And I will never love another series as I did with TWD, the only series that came close was Cobra Kai. And the best spinoff to me was the ones who live because my favorite character of all time was in it. I do agree with you on world beyawned, it was so boring. I only watched 3 episodes of the first season, and watched the last 3 episodes of the second only because Jadas was in it. I can’t help myself because I actually liked her character which is an unpopular opinion 😂
Im sooo glad networks dont listen to commentors. If they did, TWD would end after season 6 and have no spinoffs. I like the universe and find all shows entertaining. Some are just okay but better then sooo much that networks release. For example, i think GOT is boring as hell so i dont watch. Never understand why people dont do the same. Like they want to control what we watch based on their opinions 😂😂
it's funny how people complaining about the way Negan killed Glenn, but they wouldn't have that same energy if rick was the one with a bat and beat someone's head in for killing his people, they would be calling him a savage and the best character.
I don't think I actually have any unpopular opinions on TWD, got hooked on the show 1st season and since I didn't have access to cable had to wait for the DVD release of seasons to stay up to date, always a year behind everyone else; pretty much enjoyed the heck out of ever season since they all were offering up something different to the story each season. I can say that the "Shiva Death " episode had me raging big time - I am a big fan of "character sacrifice" in storytelling but I was unable to suspend my disbelief that a pack of waterlogged rotting walkers could take down a fully grown tiger, just not gonna happen - there's a reason tigers and lions get hunted with spears and firearms and hunters don't go after them with fisticuffs.
Great video but i dissagree with you extremely on 1 thing: PLOT ARMOUR. I HATE plot armour with every fiber of my being and i'm not the only one saying this as i know someone who works in the industry who agrees with me. Plot armour is nothing more than a CHEAP, CONVENIENT, EASY and honestly RIDICULOUS way to create this invisible invunerability for main characters of the show (any show), giving the creators a QUICK, FLAT and honestly COWARDLY way to keep all those characters alive because out of a huge misplaced sense of Fear that the fandom will burn them at the stake when you kill a beloved character in a zombie FREAKIN apocalypse story. It is the creators being in a casino but playing safe at all the tables they play at. And as a result it creates SAFE and BORING storytelling in art and tv. When you create shows like Game Of Thrones or The Walking Dead, you know going into it (creators and fans) that in the confines of the story NO ONE in terms of characters should be safe for the entire runtime. That's just unrealistic.
Like I said, it kind of just depends. I think it makes sense that certain characters need to stay alive for the story, so what's important is making sure you write the scenes in a way to where it makes sense when they get out alive. My issue is when something borderline impossible happens to save the person's life, but I don't really mind if it's something very unlikely but still possible (as long as they don't over-do it with that character)
@@MovieFusion "I think it makes sense that certain characters need to stay alive for the story". Again, i dissagree soo much with that because that's not for me, you or the fandom in general to say. It is up to the creator of the comic books because Robert Kirkman already set the story in STONE. I already layed out the road map for the whole series and as people who are gonna adapt it, you are gonna hve to treat it like a BIBLE because it's what the fandom EXPECTS and WANTS. Imagine for example that in episode 408: Too Far Gone the Governor WOULDN'T have beheaded anyone. We would all get up with protest signs and cry out in anger and frustration. Because us fans WANTED to see that moment and when you don't deliver there is hell to pay.
I hate Breaking Bad, it’s about a guy getting cancer, doing bad thing, getting involved in bad thing, fixing the bad guy, doing bad thing again, getting involved in a bad thing again, fixing bad thing, getting cancer again, getting back with bad thing, fixing bad thing, then fixed bad thing. That’s basically the guys take for TWD. But, somehow Breaking Bad is the greatest show ever
I love your general point.. plenty of shows people dont like so why do haters even bother speaking.. TWD and spinoffs are entertaining to a core fan base, who cares if people complain about later seasons. They can just not watch it. The stuff being released on tv now just stinks in my opinion. I'll take TWD anyday because I'm a core fan
My god the person who said that comment about the show being repetitive and only being the same formula over and over with the group finding a place and it getting destroyed is in the totally wrong place. They are throwing that opinion into a hot takes compilation when that's the most original and proven wrong take that's ever existed about this show. People who say that haven't even seen the show past season 5 and it shows. Either that or they just straight up don't pay attention to anything going on in the show or they'd realize the characters haven't left Alexandria in almost a decade. I respect you being so nice about them having such a stupid take but I'd be alot less friendly about it tbh lol . It's just a brain dead take.
TWD S1-6 is peak TV.
I'd say S1-6 plus 9
9 is easily the most interesting from a universe point of view. Highest quality
definitely agree@@filipgaecki5480
For me it's 1-5, I think season 6 is very overrated
@@dwightyboy5324 funny. I think S5 is overrated and love S6 instead lolz
I love your breakdown of the opinion that TWD is repetitive, it is a very surface level way to look at things. When you dumb it down that way any show can be “repetitive”. It’s not that simple.
Same can be said about tons of entertainment. I think all GOT is repetitive and boring so I dont watch. Dont hate on it because I know alot of people like it.
I agree with you on a ton of these hot takes. And TWD did really good with using carls death to push the story. But still hurts me so bad everytime what could’ve been
I'd say the idea was good, it just shouldn't have been Carl. Carl's death really screwed over the show in the long run
Bad idea
I feel like people who qct like comic governor was better because he was more intimidating just need everything spoon fed to them. Comic governor was so cartoonishly evil where as show version was nuanced and layered and scary because you never knew what he was gonna do. He could be charming one second but stick a knife in your neck the next. Over all he was just alot more realistic in the show. Think about it his way, in the comic why would anybody follow him? He's not subtle. He just throws all his cards on the table. He might as well have "I'm a villain" written on his forehead. In the show he provides a sense of comfort and safety which conflicts people who side with him. He also lies to them so they never know what is and Isn't true because they can't exactly just go on their phone and fact check anything lol. 10x better let's be honest.
Hot take: I actually like the pike victims that were chosen for the show. I actually think the show pike lineup had lots more emotion to it, the only pike victim in the comics I was sad about was Ezekiel. I didn't care about Rosita enough in the comics to be sad about her death and I didn't give a shit about the background characters dying. The TV show's pike victims that I was sad about was Henry and Enid, I also felt sad for some of the background characters like Ozzy, DJ, Addy and Tammy Rose
I liked Andrea in the show, mainly due to Laurie Holden - but hated how different she was from the comic book Andrea. Not too surprised by the change because comic book Andrea was much cooler than Michonne and they needed Michonne to work for the show.
Thank you for reacting to my opinion about filler episodes! I wholeheartedly agree that seasons 4-6 had the biggest highs. Too Far Gone, No Sanctuary, and No Way Out are the three best episodes of the show, in my opinion. I just feel like the early seasons, in particular, season 1, had a clear and concise story that was not bogged down by filler and set episode counts. In other words, some of the later seasons were good despite filler because they found ways to extend story arcs and insert character-driven moments. Early seasons were good simply because they had good pacing, so the plot and character moments felt more natural.
I also enjoyed both versions of the Governor. I don't think even think comparing the two Governors is fair to either version. On one hand we have a psychopatic cannibal with pdf file tendencies (avoiding using the actual word here) who also r worded multiple women including Michonne. On the other we have a manipulating oppurtunist creating a facade of a perfect town but doing nasty stuff in the shadows. They are litreally only the same in name.
In fact, this latest trend of "giving away" to the main characters by child is infuriating. Now Daryl has a child, Negan. So they also give them to us and say worry about them. Although they themselves are shown conditionally once a season. Carl was one of the main characters, the main child, so to speak, they often showed him to us, they really worried about him, and they believed Rick as he was dear to him. The last children are very indifferent. Yes, it's banal why "create" a common child of Rick and Michonne, if Judith already exists and it's better that she stays in the family alone as a child
s7-8 are still pretty mediocre even when binged watch, I feel like there are a couple of plotholes on those seasons like the walker guts used to attack hilltop even though people before that gets walker guts onto their wounds and not transform, the god awful cgi, carl getting put into a bad situation to kill negan and not even proceeding to kill him, and honestly the poor directing
The 5 new characters who were introduced in the time skip in s9 are the most boring and lame characters. Everything about them feels forced from there internal relationships to the relationships they made with others
1:45 💯! Title of the episode, Rick showing his arrogance towards the saviors, the build up of of wondering who is in the van and wondering why we hear someone speaking is so well done!
@8:20 This is such a bad take lmao… Frank would have definitely made the best version of this show. You have to remember that the highs come from the comics not the incompetent show runners that came after him.
The Walking Dead is among one of the only few shows I can watch over and over again, not skip an episode, besides the atrocity that was Daryl and Leah's episode, and still feel the same emotions I did the first time.
My hot take is that i lost 100% of my investment in the show after rick left, i tried watching the episode after and i couldn't even finish it, to this day i still havent watched the rest of it, though im considering finishing it, idk though, i could tolerate the carl death debacle, but rick leaving was the last straw for me
Imagine that your favorite song in the world just vanished overnight while you were sleeping and you cant find it anywhere, thats how i felt
I dont get your song analogy, the show is still there it didnt disappear.
I do agree with your general take about not watching. That is correct answer; just dont watch anymore if you dont direction.
I love TWD universe and I'm happy with any spinoffs or new stories. I have opinions about which ones I like more then others but still enjoy the entertainment.
With the lack of good entertainment being released I'll take anything from TWD. if someday I change my mind I'll just quit watching.
I never understand people that think their opinion should somehow control what is created.
There are so many shows people love that I find boring as hell; i.e. GOT. I just dont watch but I'm happy for the people that find it as great entertainment
Finally a TWD video 😁
Yessss finally.
The hate for began would never have been that bad if Glen wasn't his target. Abraham was loved but not like Glen.
What got annoying about Glens story was the constant him always being the one where he nearly died. No one else on the show was portrayed that way. Faking us out got old.
- Carl is just a good character but the actor was terrible
- I didn't care about the deaths in 9×15
- Morgan is the most overrated character in TWD
I have the opposite opinion on Lori, she was a very good character, but she wasn't likable at all. She provided us a lot of entertaiment in season 2 creating those big brother conflicts with people, catfighting with Andrea, getting called Olive Oil by Daryl, getting yelled at by Maggie and Carol. I honestly laughed a lot and was entertained by her.
I hate Lori as a person. I enjoy her as a character.
@@filipgaecki5480 We need that person to start the drama 🤣
@@filipgaecki5480 Same with Shane, hate him as a person, love him as a character. In my opinion, he's in the top 10 of all characters throughout the show. He really carried Season 2 along with Rick.
@@scottredmond6406 true. I feel the same with Jane from the games. She's my least favourite person in the comic book timeline. Easily one of the best characters in the games though.
i think she is likable. the fandom is just stupid sometimes and most of them, specifically die hard shane fans, blame her for his death when it was him that got himself killed.
Here before that one dude on Twitter who is wayyy too offended by your opinions LMAO
What? Who?
I believe season 6 is one of the best seasons of the show, but I think if it were written differently it could have saves season 7 and further. The first 9 episodes are good, Episodes 10-12 I would add the “We Find Ourselves” arc from the comics. Maybe visit Washington, Carl waking up and forgetting his mom died. Then have the rest of the season play out and have the finale be 6x13 (Maggie and Carol’s episode). Then start season 7 with 6x14-6x16 having 7x01 be 7x04. We would not have as long of a cliff hanger, and there would be 12 more episodes to fill the rest of season 7 in instead of 15. Maybe the season would be paced better.
I agree with you most of it but opinion about Lori Grimes is she pited Rick and Shane against each other then she practically told to kill Shane and then when he did it out of self defense she acted like she was disgusted with him and then when he pulled away and started ignoring her she got dramatic like it was his fault that's why I don't her she ruined her own marriage and blamed Rick for it even in the beginning of the show the first thing Rick talks about is how she treats him even before the outbreak
You’re the goat. My unpopular opinion is that season 8B is actually very good lol.
you made some things clearer to me with this video
The reason he didn't kill alpha quicker is cause he was getting comfortable having power again
Completely agree with the Carl death. For me, with the way TV Rick was written as opposed to Comic Rick, there had to be something HUGE to change his plans to kill Negan. Having Carl die was the only way there could have been a realistic character change (at least that quickly) for Rick. Negan’s rapid rise in fan popularity was unexpected for the writers I think. I think this made them think “oh shoot, we can’t kill Negan”.
I think it was important for them to show how Negan would still say things like "if i could go back id kill every single one of you" bc they were still showing how he wasn't getttingggg it. Prison wasn't enough for him to get it. They showed us that the only way he got it was when him and annie were on their knees about to die.
Personally, I’m not as big of a fan of the Governor as a villain. The battle in “Too Far Gone” was great but other than that, meh. And don’t get me started on how boring those two stand alone episodes were in season 4. 😂 So for me, Andrea gets the right amount of hate. She annoyed me how she was constantly siding against Rick. And how dumb the writers made her character look by falling for the Governor’s charm.
If I was sick and finally found a peaceful community with hot water, food, beds, good people, safety, while moody friend for some reason decide to not show any proof and only like "no he's dangerous, we gotta go in the woods again, walking with two pet walkers again and barely hanging on, because my gut feeling", then there's no way i'm going back out there again, unless I wanna die or something.
I’d be interested to see you do this with Game of Thrones once you have more time with it🔥
rosita is a good character but an average main character
Yey it's TWD time. i start watching this channel because of TWD movie review and now AHS. keep up the good work.
I actually think Lori was in a way a good character but highly unlikeable. I just found the way she talked not just to Rick but to everyone in the group to be really annoying and pissed me off and I think it was intentional lol
she definitely was a good character. people hate her bc they attach her to shane, and since shane died, they put their anger on her and blame her for things that he did. and what ways did she talk to people? im curious on what you’re trying to say lol
@@siaahale13 She was a good character to hate and Sarah Callies did a perfect Job doing that. Idk just her tone of voice annoyed me all the time for some reason especially when she would get aggressive towards the characters lmaoo I hated her for petty reasons basically. I never cared about her sleeping with Shane and what not tbh lol
@@MistahJay7 i don’t think people hating her was an intentional thing. i think it was what i mentioned about shane. a lot of people love that character and attach her character to shanes (for obvious reasons). she also rarely got aggressive. she only got “aggressive” when she needed to. shane & daryl were the aggressive characters if anything. and could you list those petty reasons? im trying to think of some but nothing pops up in my mind.
Totally agree.. can be a good character but unlikable.
I have the same take about her and andrea
Morgan's death should have been the crux to sparing Negan. Not Carl's.
Would've saved a lot of headaches, especially the show runners running him in FTWD and the FTWD show as a whole
Is it just me - or are you cosplaying Christian Bale all the time?
TWD loses some of it’s unpredictability when it comes to characters deaths after a certain point. Not one point after season 8 did I think characters like Daryl, Carol, Maggie, or Michonne were going to die at any point. Also Judith sucks
I don't think the conflicts in world beyond were cartoonish lol. They literally showed how they killed 100,000 ppl
I just wish they woulda had better character growth to be a better person. Carl has always been a psycho. For him to turn into peace maker was kind of out of character for him. But also agree that Carl was annoying, especially when he was younger.
My unpopular opion is season 5 isn't that good. Everything from after killing the termites to when they get to alexandria isn't that good and just a waste of time.
And the hospital episodes are traaaash
The only good parts are the first 3 episodes revolving around Terminus and the episodes when they are on the road as a group before they meet Aaron. Everything else is Mid in S5
In the long run Carl dying worked out but I hate the reasoning behind it. Also Glenn’s death is 100% necessary and the people who stopped watching because he died are doing themselves a disservice not checking anything out afterwards
Need that bad boys 2 reaction. If you loved the action and comedy in one. You will really love it in two. I promise!!!
How in the hell is Carl's death any bit a thing that worked, that was by fat the worst decision they ever made for this show, and also is the most wasted potential of all time😂
Bro Dale was the worst I was happy when he died if he didnt interfere the farm stuff would be alot more safe.
My unpopular opinion is Seasons 2 and 3 are the worst of TWD because of the way Glen Mazarra began abandoning the comics.
Scott Gimple saved TWD before his controversial s8. I was a Comic fan first and those two are some of the least comic accurate seasons
I also hated Frank Darabont because his vision wasnt the The Comics. He wanted to completely take it down a sci-fi route.
Lol why do so many of them keep using the word "necessary". Just because you didn't get mad at some thing doesn't mean it was necessary. Such an odd word to use to describe your subjective opinion on a matter. Just say you didn't mind it.
And all the comparisons between comics and tv are weird to me.
They are different things. I dont read comics but love the show.
If you already read the comic why do you want it exactly like the comic? Sooo many fans dont read comics.
They should just make animated series of shows that follow comic storylines for those fans.
The general universe is great even if it doesnt follow source material 100%. I would be bored if they made a live action tv show that was verbatim repeat of comic
I never changed my feelings of the series after Glenn’s death. Maybe it was because I was prepared that he would be the one that Negan picked. But the only two seasons I had beef with was season 3 and 11. I still had episodes that I loved from those seasons but they weren’t my favorites. I will say this, every season had episodes that I loved. And I will never love another series as I did with TWD, the only series that came close was Cobra Kai. And the best spinoff to me was the ones who live because my favorite character of all time was in it.
I do agree with you on world beyawned, it was so boring. I only watched 3 episodes of the first season, and watched the last 3 episodes of the second only because Jadas was in it. I can’t help myself because I actually liked her character which is an unpopular opinion 😂
Omg mine was in the thumbnail omg
Im sooo glad networks dont listen to commentors. If they did, TWD would end after season 6 and have no spinoffs.
I like the universe and find all shows entertaining. Some are just okay but better then sooo much that networks release.
For example, i think GOT is boring as hell so i dont watch. Never understand why people dont do the same.
Like they want to control what we watch based on their opinions 😂😂
Would you guys have been okay if Negan had killed Daryl instead of Abraham and Glenn?
it's funny how people complaining about the way Negan killed Glenn, but they wouldn't have that same energy if rick was the one with a bat and beat someone's head in for killing his people, they would be calling him a savage and the best character.
I don't think I actually have any unpopular opinions on TWD, got hooked on the show 1st season and since I didn't have access to cable had to wait for the DVD release of seasons to stay up to date, always a year behind everyone else; pretty much enjoyed the heck out of ever season since they all were offering up something different to the story each season. I can say that the "Shiva Death " episode had me raging big time - I am a big fan of "character sacrifice" in storytelling but I was unable to suspend my disbelief that a pack of waterlogged rotting walkers could take down a fully grown tiger, just not gonna happen - there's a reason tigers and lions get hunted with spears and firearms and hunters don't go after them with fisticuffs.
There's literally 10s of situations like that in twd ... They don't care about details
Tv show governor from season 3 was like the terminator
my hot take that Abrahams death was one (if not the) most important death in the show.
Great video but i dissagree with you extremely on 1 thing: PLOT ARMOUR.
I HATE plot armour with every fiber of my being and i'm not the only one saying this as i know someone who works in the industry who agrees with me.
Plot armour is nothing more than a CHEAP, CONVENIENT, EASY and honestly RIDICULOUS way to create this invisible invunerability for main characters
of the show (any show), giving the creators a QUICK, FLAT and honestly COWARDLY way to keep all those characters alive because out of a huge misplaced
sense of Fear that the fandom will burn them at the stake when you kill a beloved character in a zombie FREAKIN apocalypse story.
It is the creators being in a casino but playing safe at all the tables they play at.
And as a result it creates SAFE and BORING storytelling in art and tv.
When you create shows like Game Of Thrones or The Walking Dead, you know going into it (creators and fans) that in the confines of the story NO ONE
in terms of characters should be safe for the entire runtime. That's just unrealistic.
Like I said, it kind of just depends. I think it makes sense that certain characters need to stay alive for the story, so what's important is making sure you write the scenes in a way to where it makes sense when they get out alive. My issue is when something borderline impossible happens to save the person's life, but I don't really mind if it's something very unlikely but still possible (as long as they don't over-do it with that character)
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"I think it makes sense that certain characters need to stay alive for the story".
Again, i dissagree soo much with that because that's not for me, you or the fandom in general to say.
It is up to the creator of the comic books because Robert Kirkman already set the story in STONE.
I already layed out the road map for the whole series and as people who are gonna adapt it, you
are gonna hve to treat it like a BIBLE because it's what the fandom EXPECTS and WANTS.
Imagine for example that in episode 408: Too Far Gone the Governor WOULDN'T have beheaded anyone.
We would all get up with protest signs and cry out in anger and frustration.
Because us fans WANTED to see that moment and when you don't deliver there is hell to pay.
Completely disagree with moat of what was said here😂
My unpopular opinion: season 7 was the saddest season in the show...
Last Day on earth is underrated? So obnoxious
I hate Breaking Bad, it’s about a guy getting cancer, doing bad thing, getting involved in bad thing, fixing the bad guy, doing bad thing again, getting involved in a bad thing again, fixing bad thing, getting cancer again, getting back with bad thing, fixing bad thing, then fixed bad thing.
That’s basically the guys take for TWD. But, somehow Breaking Bad is the greatest show ever
I love your general point.. plenty of shows people dont like so why do haters even bother speaking..
TWD and spinoffs are entertaining to a core fan base, who cares if people complain about later seasons. They can just not watch it.
The stuff being released on tv now just stinks in my opinion. I'll take TWD anyday because I'm a core fan
Here a another hot take s6 had the best cliffhanger
I like that short on you. ;)
My god the person who said that comment about the show being repetitive and only being the same formula over and over with the group finding a place and it getting destroyed is in the totally wrong place. They are throwing that opinion into a hot takes compilation when that's the most original and proven wrong take that's ever existed about this show. People who say that haven't even seen the show past season 5 and it shows. Either that or they just straight up don't pay attention to anything going on in the show or they'd realize the characters haven't left Alexandria in almost a decade. I respect you being so nice about them having such a stupid take but I'd be alot less friendly about it tbh lol . It's just a brain dead take.
Shane was right.
He was hot too 😅
You look like that Wolves r Us leader
Heres a hot take...
..Negan was a better leader than Rick.
😅😅😅😅
Hot take s7 is better than season 6
Negan was pretty damn awesome
Jerma looks a lot younger in this video...
Hot take season 7 and 8 is better than season 9