The finale of episode 18 Miles Out from the second season of The Walking Dead. Rick and Shane's talk and the great scene with the lone walker moving through the empty field. Song : Civilian by the Wye Oak
I loved season 1 and 2. Season 3 was good but 4 and 5 were phenomenal. Season 6 really was good but started to do bullshit cliffhangers and cheap fakeouts. Season 7 was meh and season 8 was trash. Season 9 was amazing though. But no matter how good it is the show lost its soul since amc are going to milk this thing till its dry.
I agree rick should have made a deal with Shane to not kill anyone in the group and put their differences aside and work together like they did at the police station
@@ryman1933 Not really, If lori went through and took the pills and not told anyone, there could still be a chance to settle shit. Lori fucked with shane for sure but he still lost the plot and caused his death. Theres a theory that he wanted rick to kill him.
@@Dmoskians Nah shane was already out of his mind just dealing with apocalypse, losing Lori was all it took to push him over the edge. He was far too gone to save.
I think Shane seeing the zombie walking alone is just symbolism of him realizing that no matter what happens next he truly is a alone at this point of the show.
420GreyWorm2187 Yes. I agree. I think it means that he is alone in the sense of not being with Lori or Carl AND that he is the only one who adapted to this new world the fastest. In later seasons Rick is just like Shane. Shane just adapted to the new world faster and with his obsession with Lori and Carl and his quicker adaption and able to kill so easily ultimately led him to his death. Sad story but Shane helped build the show and Ricks character. Rip Shane.
@@hoodfights7148 yeah but hopefully the directors push shane into different path and thinking that even tho hes alone, instead he has rick hes bestfriend to understand that the right ones will go forward what it use to be. Sad that shane is the main villain in season 2
Season 2 was “the farm” season. A place so peaceful yet only offered a false sense of security in the end. It’s a slow build in the beginning but was arguably the best season of the walking dead. This scene is my most memorable from the show.
@@goatsmiserable555 when it was airing people had alot of complaints about the pacing, being able to binge it now without commercials or waits between episodes showcases how fantastic it was one of my absolute favourite things on tv is twd season 2
I thought it was meant to represent how the world has changed completely, talking about survival and runs the same way you would sports or TV shows while driving, looking out your window to casually see a dead man.+
I don’t remember which season it was but the last characters from the walking dead that I loved was Lizzie and Mika (I think their names were) They were so realistic and their story was so sad. Haven’t enjoyed an episode since they died
Shane adapted to the apocalypse really quickly that’s why most of the group thought he was dangerous. It’s like he was meant for the apocalypse and was just waiting for it to happen.
In an evil world evil will thrive. In a good world evil will perish. Unfortunately for Shane he was TOO ahead of his time and was still with good people which is why he didn’t make it. Had he been with The Saviors Whisperers, or Termites he would’ve fit in well.
it's funny because season 2 rick showed shane 0 respect or consideration on what he said or his feelings or decisions, coming back just causes more problems
@@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676 they used a fuck ton of CGI wdym. Almost every walk from a long shot is CGI in S1, in S2 they used some CGI on the zombies as well.
I hated Shane the first time I watched TWD but the reality is that he was before his time and the fact that I felt soo strongly about him even in a negative way makes him a very powerful character.
He lacked the first basic survival skill: don't go against your own group when you're surrounded by the dead. Every other member of the group disagreed on a lot of things, and handled it much better than he was. He was pretty dumb tbh
@@kingston8514 he would've abandoned everyone/sacrificed anyone. He was a backstabber dunno why anyone thinks he could do anything against negan. We saw how Daryl and Rosita trying to kill him ended up.
This scene is supposed to represent how Shane is alone in this New World and he knows it’s gonna be like this from now on, now that’s a really powerful fucking message. (Not meant as sarcasm this is one of my most favorite scenes in TWD
@@jessiiet7757 The lone walker represents the fate, death, of anyone who remains alone in the harsh world of The Walking Dead. The message is unity and the struggle for life, which can only be achieved with others vr's death. No man is an island and Shane has some big decisions to make.
@@huzaifazizkhan3348 People always hate on it but it is a season based on pure survival and the realistic struggles within a group. Plus it’s got a ton of meaningful scenes like this one that give you crazy nostalgia that make me wanna cry. It’s also got a western type vibe to it that I just love. Love the location, characters, events that happen and amazing story. Season 2 is really underrated. I think it’s a masterpiece of a season that is from a great show and I just love it. Plus this scene always gets to me. I love locations like this and the music hits me real hard. The whole vibe I get is just different. It’s unexplainable. It’s what I imagine heaven will be like.
@@MrLeroy42I think most people have realized it’s the season that’s aged the best. Back in the day it was hated but now it’s one of the most beloved ones
Just too far gone. I think after 10+ years in an apocalypse our world would probably look more similar to season 10 TWD, but our world isn’t getting any closer to that. So as TWD’s universe progresses, it grows farther and farther from our reality
@@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676 nothing changed. We have just more dumbasses who want to close people in their homes for "safety" because they think that covid is extremaly dangerous, while its not. Virus like virus, we have a lot of these and we dont panic.
@@znanystreamer9170 You wrong,a lot of things have changed, boy,the world will never be the same as it was before 2020, without vaccinations you can't go to the cinema, to the gym, or to the disco (if there are any) to the theater, to the pool, to the restaurant, or to the neighboring country in fact now I feel like Im in the Walking Dead apocalypse as a survivor and vaccinated people are dumb Walkers with chips
@@GranSinderesis still here bro. A lot has changed in those 8 years . I ve been and still going through some rough times but Im still here. I miss how things were when I uploaded this video. You stay safe too.
Im halfway through season 8 rn and i cant wait until im done with the series so i can go back and watch it from the start. maybe just the first few seasons... the thing is, im 17 years old now, and i started to watch TWD like i dunno 3 or 4 years ago on netflix and i always made breaks and then continued. and back then i was way too young to understand any of the emotional and powerfull stuff so i really want to watch it again. but sadly i dont have as much time as i had back then with a job and all so yeah oh well Edit: done with S10 now lmao
If this scene emotionally triggers you, you're going through some shit, or youve been through it. The symbolism of the single zombie, trekking his way through the fields alone aligns with Shanes journey. Misunderstood, forever moving against the tide, the outcast. Shane was a product of the shit hands some people get handed out. The despair you can feel while trekking through this life on your own is overwhelming. Its not fair, but nothing is to be expected as so. Perspective changes every story. 'Villians' are not born; they are made.
Fuck I miss the old walking dead. Everything from the writing, characters, settings was just perfect and so well done. It was just a couple of people trying to survive and find a safe haven. Man I wish we could go back to how it was.
@@Shockkings0714season 9 is NOT the return to quality that people say it is. It might have been better than Gimple’s era but it does not hold up to the standard of the first three seasons.
@@Roshambo920 The first 3 aren't even the best. Season 3 is not that good. 4, 5, and 9 are better. It absolutely IS the return to quality. It has almost no filler, dialogue is amazing, and it returns to it's horror roots. The only thing missing is Rick and Carl
The first 3 aren't even the best. Season 3 is not that good. 4, 5, and 9 are better. It absolutely IS the return to quality. It has almost no filler, dialogue is amazing, and it returns to it's horror roots. The only thing missing is Rick and Carl
@@Shockkings0714 the dialogue of the first three seasons is LEAGUES ahead of later seasons. There were not filler episodes unless you consider genuine character development and plot progression as filler. Seasons 4 and five were legitimately good seasons but they toon a couple steps down from what came before. Just because they may have had more action does not mean that they were better as a whole. You could tell that season 9 wasn’t good in the very first episode when that new kid character died in the middle of the road like a moron and when they had that stupid glass floor scene that everyone I know groaned at because we knew what would happen. You can like thoughtless action and be satisfied but that is not what makes a show great.
I don’t know why, but that specific Walker will always be the scariest one in the series imo. I genuinely have no clue how he stands out from the rest, but he is terrifying.
I've always felt that there was something different about him as well. Maybe it's his build and the way he's dressed, or the fact that every time we see him he's alone. It's like he's able to make it on his own, even if he's just another walker.
This scene is powerful, but truthfully, this entire episode was saying so much in so many diff ways, esp with foreshadowing. After Rick & Shane fought at the school (or whatever building that was), Shane looked up at his reflection in the broken glass and he didn't recognise himself. He looked like a walker. Then there was Rick saving Randall, having turmoil over it; compare season 2 Rick to season 5 Rick and the transformation is just...amazing. Season 2 was about them whiteknuckling it with their humanity as well as that of others. They did a great job with the meager budget they had and they had to focus on the writing, character development, and they actually *thought* about the plot, unlike later seasons. Now, I love TWD, all of it, but once they introduced the governor, some of their (producers & writers) decisions didn't make any sense. I realize the governor was a part of the comics, but after introducing him as the villain, he (unfortunately) opened the door for Negan b/c it was obvious the comic book author AND those behind the scenes at TWD wanted to top the governor. Truthfully? Shane wasn't a villain. I hated him yrs ago when I first saw the show, but once u rewatch the old episodes, u see a guy cornered in a situation that would make anyone lose their minds. Watching this scene makes my heart ache for this character and what the show used to be in terms of writing, etc
Ok there buddy hold on...Negan is actually a good character. In fact he is the best character on the show currently. He’s had the most character growth over the last few seasons than anyone else.
@@goatsmiserable555 the show is shit now. It's gone downhill since season 9. I thought Negan's character & the saviors were over the top until the whisperers came along then I appreciated them (in a way, seasons 6-8) when rewatching episodes b/c they were the last of the "good", interesting villains.
@@sarahmonique5321 well I don’t think the show is shit. It just isn’t anywhere close as good as it used to be. In a way I’m glad they are wrapping it up this next season. I just really want Rick to be apart of it. I need closure on his story.
Back when me and my dad watched this show religiously he was team Shane, I was team Rick. I was too nice, but now as I've aged a bit I see more Shane's way. I think TWD survivors think the same. Anybody alive that late in the game to see Negan is pulling "Shane-isms" for lack of a better word. All the good boys died by the end of season 2. Shane's philosophy is really the backbone of TWD. If it weren't for his delusional obsession with Lori he'd eventually rule the apocalypse. Negan who?
This is was the not turning back moment for Shane, he was wrong and yet we can understand how he felt. He could have changed his ways right there a become a different man but at the same time he knew that he would't let Judith call Rick "dad" so as he sees that lonely walker he knows that, from that moment he is on is own (and the scenarios start playing in his head), he had two choices, left them (just how he wanted it to be ar first) or kill his friend and tell the others it was Randall, sadly he choose the second one and that ended with his death because at that point Rick was also not the same man he used to be. How crazy humans can change when there is not a law to punish them is what made this series one of the best
God, right in the feeling.... I remember when TWD was a big part of my life and I was in affection of it. The first 5 season was my favorite and I really can't watch it nowdays...
Same Here right up until 5 years ago I would rewatch the series leading up the new season premiere .... it’s a shame really ... love your profile picture... lost in translation is one of my top 5 of all time
When Shane look at the dead, he probably thought "at this point the only difference between him and me is that he has no conscience of being alone and walking without a goal" Such a tragic character.
Hugo Taubert doesnt have the same feeling its good but feels like a completely different show, tbh theres no win situation, if they ended when the show was “good” then people would want more, if the show kept being the same then people would want a change and I think with season 9 and 10 the show got a well needed change but the connection with the characters is just non existent, there’s barely any interesting characters
@@hugotaubert929 It is but it feels like AMC is milking the show. the first 6 seasons was perfect and they should have ended the show when they reached the gates of Alexandria.
I'm currently watching season seven, but I still think of Shane. I think about his actions and motivations. Initially I didn't like him, but now I understand how deep a character he is. It's a pity that his love for Laurie ruined him.
After watching the first three seasons again, season 2 is my all time favorite of the series. Watching again from a more mature point of view, Shane is now one of my most favorite characters. The only thing I hate about him is the fact that he killed Otis. Otis was only in the show for two episodes but I liked him instantly. That just goes to show how well written it was, in my opinion.
he was super practical and a 0 risk typa guy, that's why he killed otis, he offered to let himself be the sacrifice but otis said no, do i think shane shoulda had faith and walked with both alive sure, but i think the writers wanted to shane to become cold
This was the walking dead, all the feelings, the atmosphere, I just keep coming back to this scene, it means a lot to me, it's the first time I fell in love with this world, the stories in it, the feelings it generates in you, it's something really special, it was a story that continued and had a meaning If you watched all the episodes non-stop they felt connected, like watching a film franchise like Harry Potter. For me that feeling of history ended in season 9, after that it's just the franchise moving forward, after that there were no cinematic shots like there were in this early seasons or the following ones. It lacked meaning, I don't feel the love and the care I get from this season, I just feel empty with the last few seasons. It feels like just a show that had to continue, that's why you love the first 4 or 5 seasons, they were meaningful, they carry meanings, values, they left you with something when you finished each episode, it was magical, they were incredible times when these episodes aired back in 2011. They were real, we have important characters, who we will always miss, Glenn, Hershel, even Shane, and dale. The second season gave us that, and this scene and this episode gave me everything I ever wanted in a series, a world where I could get lost and believe what happens, it is my favorite season. and my favorite and most iconic scene from the series, the ozymandias of the walking dead.❤ I miss this show, what it was.
I know this isn’t really the point but I also love the visual storytelling of some of the walkers - the lone walker is wearing a suit, or at least a shirt and blazer meaning he was at a formal event before dying. A wedding? Funeral? Possibly at his OWN funeral and woke up as a walker there? It’s so interesting to just speculate how some of them died / who they were before being walkers
Especially the bad ones, lmao. Okay, that's not fair. Season 1 was actually great. Season 2 immediately tanked the show's momentum, and it never really got it back, even if later seasons were much better writing-wise.
@@Jerry-jo6dn I'm talking about momentum in the writing, the pacing, etc. Season 2 broke it, and it never got fixed. Season 1's pacing is breakneck in comparison. But yes, people tuned in despite the loss of quality.
@@damkylan3 Sadly, that all started with the firing of Frank Darabount. They slashed his budget and ruined his vision of what the show could be. It’s a huge what if.
I don’t feel the same every time I re watch The Walking Dead’s early seasons. It feels like it rips my heart out of my chest. Seeing certain characters there and some no longer.
This scene with this so damn fitting song burned itself into my memory and brain. There is no other TWD scene I remember in this intense way, including my feelings at that moment hit by this composure of sound, scene and happening... It is still present in the back of my head even to this day. In my mind I am traveling back (in)to this sequence every time I hear this song. And I am sure that won't change for the rest of my life. It is a pleasure to see that I'm by far not the only fan emotionally penetrated that deep by this scene.
Damn, kinda makes me tear up a bit cause you can kinda guess he was probably a lone wolf even before the apocalypse, trying to fit in society with that suit. Only to end up alone even after everything went to shit
Even after all this time, I still vividly remember this scene, especially with the driving along the road and the brilliant song. One of my favourite scenes of the whole show, really underrated scene.
Oh the feels.. this episode had it all, This was when the WD was such an event each Sunday, we could hardly wait for it. After the great scenes, the roller coaster emotions and superb acting, we had the great music. Wth happened to the show?? It was iconic for so many seasons. I loved when we cared so much about the cast of characters that they felt like our family.
2022 now and going back and watching the early episodes after seeing how far the show has evolved with characters and stories but this scene just tops every single one of them
This song remind us our lost friends ,love, persons we care about ....we normally forget people in our memories but when this song start we want them back we want that time back so we can values those moments and person...but in the end of the day we all know that's. Not gonna happen...and that's make us nostalgic.....(i don't need another friend when most of them i can't keep up with them)....
Love the realism, this vibe, the atmosphere, the acting. It all was perfect now I’m loving the walking dead in 2021 but it’ll never return to this, idk what it was but it was special.
When I first watched the show, I hated Shane and wanted him to die quickly. But when I have the opportunity to rewatch carefully (Especially in this scene), it was the first time i emphatized with Shane. Before Rick returned, Shane had a prominent position in the group and was pushed aside after Rick returned, especially by Carl and Lori. After Rick returned, Shane slowly began to lose what he had, moreover he was constantly scolded by Lori. Whereas Rick was his best friend and he did everything in his power to save Rick. Being excluded from the group, Shane started to lose his mind when everyone listened to Rick despite making the wrong decisions. This is because for people who haven't lost their moral values, Shane was extremely crazy. No matter what he did, he was not appreciated by anyone. He was always seen as a threat to the group. If Rick had stood behind his friend for a moment, Shane might not have turned into this. Instead, he chose to patronize him. Shane saw that the only way out was to kill Rick, but he couldn't pull the trigger, knowing he couldn't live with it. This cost Rick a friend and Shane a life. Shane's story is, in my opinion, the most tragic story in the series. So this scene makes me sad every time I think about it.
He was honestly was ahead of his time. when you think about the stuff that the other people in the group have done, trying to kill a kid that shot at you... is pale by comparison...
Well Rick did stand by him a few times. He knew he’d been with Lori and didn’t say, he knew he’d killed Otis and didn’t say, then Shane gave everyone guns and killed all the walkers in the barn without talking to Rick first, Lori warned Rick that Shane is a ticking time bomb and he’ll eventually try to kill him and Rick decided to talk this all through with Shane and give him a chance, then Shane tried to kill him, he still rescued Shane from that school bus surrounded by walkers and gave him ANOTHER chance. After Shane tried to kill him another time it was a case of fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. Shane was a bad guy and he would’ve ended up being a power hungry dictator just like Governor, Negan, or Alpha. Rick did the world a favor finally putting Shane down.
@@masterofdisguise1112 I actually think that eliminating that threat wasn’t such a bad thing but it’s definitely not the worst thing he did and he had potential to do a whole lot worse had he lived longer through the series
As a new watcher (up to the middle of season 5 now) this moment was definitely the one that stuck with me the most so far. One of the many great moments of this show.
I liked Shane at the start but the more obsessed over Lori and Carl he got the more I grew to dislike him. His character development was spot on though and well acted out. And it shows that if you hate a character that much then the actor did a great job. This scene is so underrated in so many different ways, the music and symbolism just fit perfectly.
Trying to kill his friend to steal his wife and son... the right thing? Lmao yeah, no. Shane was pathetic. I can keep going, too. Taking the risk to go to Fort Benning? Wrong. Refusing to save the people trapped in Atlanta? Wrong. Blaming Rick for the people who died at the campsite even though he brought back guns necessary for their survival? Wrong. Killing the walkers in the barn? Right in principle, wrong in practice. It was entirely due to Hershel's understanding that that didn't lead to a violent conflict. Killing Randall? Finally! Something he was right about. Unsurprisingly, the writers had to ruin Rick's character for a bit in order to make Shane look like he had a point. But even leaving that out of it, he still managed to undercut the only truly right thing he did by turning it into his plot to kill Rick.
The Joker is completely full of shit, and so is Shane. Shane figured that he was ready for the apocalypse because he could bring himself to kill a defenseless kid quickly. He was never there when Rick was able and willing to make the hard choices to survive when he wasn't around. The truth of the matter was that Shane was never cut out for the world he was in, or to be a leader, and his final mistake was underestimating Rick.
Todos os dias eu sempre volto aqui para rever essa cena, esse diálogo marcante, que foi essa temporada que me fez gostar de The Walking Dead. Às vezes fico me perguntando aonde essa série se perdeu, porque era muito boa
I think it wouldve been interesting for the show if Shane just decided to leave the group and then they run into him in a different group later on. It's a shame he died on the show, great character.
Theres no question that this song playing at the end of this season not only was one of the baddest ass mixture together ever but this song also signified one thing Walking Dead was on top of the World 🌎 and popularity was 🧨 exploding through the roof everybody was watching taking and copying everything about it and changed the tv series game forever on all levels possible
When people say the last of us is better than the walking dead. I’ll show them this scene. Holy shit underrated opinion but Shane is easily one of the best walking dead characters.
The funny thing is in the end they all turn into Shane. He was just way too ahead of his time and adjusted to the new world too quick for the others liking. Season 2 is underrated.
watching the show I thought season 2 was slow but in all honesty it was like a top 5 season imo very good depth for characters and the scenes the writing the music were on point .. this is why I keep watching over and over I love this show
Those were the days,when the walking dead had a small group of characters with depth who the viewers actually cared about.....
Agree
I stopped watching mid way through season 7 it was just too far gone. Seasons 1-3 was some of the best TV I’ve ever seen.
I loved season 1 and 2. Season 3 was good but 4 and 5 were phenomenal. Season 6 really was good but started to do bullshit cliffhangers and cheap fakeouts. Season 7 was meh and season 8 was trash. Season 9 was amazing though. But no matter how good it is the show lost its soul since amc are going to milk this thing till its dry.
Daniel Sales I agree 100% I also stopped watching after season 3 I miss when the walking dead was entertaining and I miss shane
I agree rick should have made a deal with Shane to not kill anyone in the group and put their differences aside and work together like they did at the police station
If u watch season 2 from the beginning and don't skip episodes when you reach this episode u really feel like you've been on a journey with Shane
Quintin D Coomber completely agree . This episode and better Angels made the walking dead
I have the box set so I can rewatch it whenever I want
@@themajesticbulldog3832 ok
Season 2 is my favorite.
@@themajesticbulldog3832 ok
Ridiculously underrated scene. The music and iconography were more powerful than any words. They don't do this anymore on the show.
aZombieSlayer I loved that scene since the first time i saw it. You're right.. the show it's different now..
IT BREAKS MY HEART THEY RUINED IT IT WAS CONSTANTLY SO GOOD AND NO I WANT TO CRY CUZ ID RATHER WATCH OLD EPISODES THAN NEW ONES
Season 9 has been really powerful
TMG Quartex I am going to binge watch through season 2 because Shane is my favorite character I miss him
TMG Quartex the new director ruined it it all went to shit because they fired the guy who was originally directing it
If Shane and Rick had truly reconciled, they would have been unstoppable
Yep. Never could happen though.
@@ryman1933 it’s loris fault
she messed shanes head up after they reconciled
@@Code0866 Yeah but even if lori never messed with his head he almost certainly would've realized the baby was his. Conflict was unavoidable imo.
@@ryman1933 Not really, If lori went through and took the pills and not told anyone, there could still be a chance to settle shit. Lori fucked with shane for sure but he still lost the plot and caused his death. Theres a theory that he wanted rick to kill him.
@@Dmoskians Nah shane was already out of his mind just dealing with apocalypse, losing Lori was all it took to push him over the edge. He was far too gone to save.
I think Shane seeing the zombie walking alone is just symbolism of him realizing that no matter what happens next he truly is a alone at this point of the show.
420GreyWorm2187 Yes. I agree. I think it means that he is alone in the sense of not being with Lori or Carl AND that he is the only one who adapted to this new world the fastest. In later seasons Rick is just like Shane. Shane just adapted to the new world faster and with his obsession with Lori and Carl and his quicker adaption and able to kill so easily ultimately led him to his death. Sad story but Shane helped build the show and Ricks character. Rip Shane.
Mr Leroy 42 shane’s story is one of the most saddest and underated storys
Yuppp that’s the real reason 🙏🙏🙂🙂🙂🙂
Hugo Taubert wow yep and still nobody understand him
@@hoodfights7148 yeah but hopefully the directors push shane into different path and thinking that even tho hes alone, instead he has rick hes bestfriend to understand that the right ones will go forward what it use to be. Sad that shane is the main villain in season 2
Season 2 was “the farm” season. A place so peaceful yet only offered a false sense of security in the end. It’s a slow build in the beginning but was arguably the best season of the walking dead. This scene is my most memorable from the show.
how beautifully explained
Absolutely agreed
I don't care what anyone says, season 2 is a really good installment in the series, Shane and Rick's dynamic and characters were incredible
Who the hell has anything bad to say about season 2? It was a masterpiece
@@goatsmiserable555 Read the reviews then.
@@goatsmiserable555 when it was airing people had alot of complaints about the pacing, being able to binge it now without commercials or waits between episodes showcases how fantastic it was
one of my absolute favourite things on tv is twd season 2
yah it just could have used a few less episodes lol
@@SlamDunk514 that goes for almost every season except one lol, twd would get rid of any pacing issues it has by cutting its episode ammount down
The lone walker perfectly represented Shane and how he felt among the group. One of my favourite WD scenes
PWye Oak song make that scene even more powerful. Easily my favorite scene in Season 2
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I thought it was meant to represent how the world has changed completely, talking about survival and runs the same way you would sports or TV shows while driving, looking out your window to casually see a dead man.+
Remember when the Walking dead bought in deeper symbolism with realistic characters? Pepperidge Farm remembers....
yep, now its just bad dialogue and nothing we can actually relate to.
I member.
Shut upp
I don’t remember which season it was but the last characters from the walking dead that I loved was Lizzie and Mika (I think their names were) They were so realistic and their story was so sad. Haven’t enjoyed an episode since they died
Bruuh lmao
Shane adapted to the apocalypse really quickly that’s why most of the group thought he was dangerous. It’s like he was meant for the apocalypse and was just waiting for it to happen.
In an evil world evil will thrive. In a good world evil will perish. Unfortunately for Shane he was TOO ahead of his time and was still with good people which is why he didn’t make it. Had he been with The Saviors Whisperers, or Termites he would’ve fit in well.
@@sam.lipchutz Evil doesn't need to thrive. Evil eventually destroys itself.
@@Obinsfnubf447 Exactly
@@sam.lipchutz shane wasn't "evil" though
@@goose33 Well good and evil is subjective but in my opinion he is evil
Love that quote
“It’s time for you to come back.”
It’s Ricks way of saying he wants his brother back.
Then the song showing Shane “I don’t need another friend…”
it's funny because season 2 rick showed shane 0 respect or consideration on what he said or his feelings or decisions, coming back just causes more problems
"it can't be that easy killing anyone" it's haunting hearing past Rick say those words, considering how many people he's had to kill up to season 9 :(
Exactly what shane wanted him to do all along but he aint realize it. Until he kill dozen ppl
Fast forward to him shooting Porch Dick in the face in season 5 I think? Lol
About 50
@@jpcruz6047 Exactly! Now everyone on the show is like shane. That's prolly the reason its so different now.
They deserved it tho
I love how in this scene Shane didn’t say a single word. He didn’t talk at all. He genuinely listen to Rick.
he wasnt listening sadly
@@somebody5374 He was.
He did not agree with him
@@yurkiykot7160 He did
@@mauro5831 He doesn't agree that the baby is Rick's
The earlier seasons of this show was something special. Its so hard to explain how important it was.
It was way more realistic and with minimum CGI
@@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676 they used a fuck ton of CGI wdym. Almost every walk from a long shot is CGI in S1, in S2 they used some CGI on the zombies as well.
@@onesaucynougat7471 they didnt used much CGI in season 2
Shane was way ahead of his time
I hated Shane the first time I watched TWD but the reality is that he was before his time and the fact that I felt soo strongly about him even in a negative way makes him a very powerful character.
He lacked the first basic survival skill: don't go against your own group when you're surrounded by the dead. Every other member of the group disagreed on a lot of things, and handled it much better than he was. He was pretty dumb tbh
Marduk yep yes
Yah if he was alive he would have handle negan alone really miss him now
@@kingston8514 he would've abandoned everyone/sacrificed anyone. He was a backstabber dunno why anyone thinks he could do anything against negan. We saw how Daryl and Rosita trying to kill him ended up.
I liked Shane in season 1 but when the world started to corrupt him....
This is the best scene in Walking Dead History.
one of the best*
@@rj_man_ honestly I have to agree it’s the best, nothing has quite hit me the same way as this one
@@gaflgon3115 sorry, but I think the best scene from the first episode of the series. When Rick said he felt sorry for the zombie Hannah and shot her
Indeed
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Film students should look at this to analyse how powerful it is.
PLaying a good song over a contemplating guy after a fight does not mean its powerful
This scene is supposed to represent how Shane is alone in this New World and he knows it’s gonna be like this from now on, now that’s a really powerful fucking message. (Not meant as sarcasm this is one of my most favorite scenes in TWD
@@smasher248 It is tho.
Zomb1eBaxter it represents Shane being alone
@@jessiiet7757 The lone walker represents the fate, death, of anyone who remains alone in the harsh world of The Walking Dead. The message is unity and the struggle for life, which can only be achieved with others vr's death. No man is an island and Shane has some big decisions to make.
My favorite season ever
same bro
@@huzaifazizkhan3348 People always hate on it but it is a season based on pure survival and the realistic struggles within a group. Plus it’s got a ton of meaningful scenes like this one that give you crazy nostalgia that make me wanna cry. It’s also got a western type vibe to it that I just love. Love the location, characters, events that happen and amazing story. Season 2 is really underrated. I think it’s a masterpiece of a season that is from a great show and I just love it.
Plus this scene always gets to me. I love locations like this and the music hits me real hard. The whole vibe I get is just different. It’s unexplainable. It’s what I imagine heaven will be like.
@@MrLeroy42I think most people have realized it’s the season that’s aged the best. Back in the day it was hated but now it’s one of the most beloved ones
@@hi1is That’s a good point. It is very character driven and the story is just so amazing.
I think the lone Walker symbolizes just how much Shane needs to tell or ask someone something
nah 😭😭
explain? lol
@@Trippy_Times lemme tell u sum man
@@obabyprod.70 *rubs head*
I gotchu lmao mb
This season was so realistic and relatable, something that could really happen in our world, now it just feels fake
Just too far gone. I think after 10+ years in an apocalypse our world would probably look more similar to season 10 TWD, but our world isn’t getting any closer to that. So as TWD’s universe progresses, it grows farther and farther from our reality
Well it kinda happened
After covid the word has changed and went to shit
@@twinkthatloveslotrtrilogy7676 nothing changed. We have just more dumbasses who want to close people in their homes for "safety" because they think that covid is extremaly dangerous, while its not. Virus like virus, we have a lot of these and we dont panic.
@@znanystreamer9170 okay
@@znanystreamer9170 You wrong,a lot of things have changed, boy,the world will never be the same as it was before 2020, without vaccinations you can't go to the cinema, to the gym, or to the disco (if there are any) to the theater, to the pool, to the restaurant, or to the neighboring country in fact now I feel like Im in the Walking Dead apocalypse as a survivor and vaccinated people are dumb Walkers with chips
Wow people still coming to this video 8 years after i uploaded it. Good old times...
Are you still alive? Lol the power of Nostalgia is very strong. Just 3 dislikes, amazing thing... Stay safe or whatever that means now.
@@GranSinderesis still here bro. A lot has changed in those 8 years . I ve been and still going through some rough times but Im still here. I miss how things were when I uploaded this video. You stay safe too.
Yeah bro we're still here.. TWD never gets old
Im halfway through season 8 rn and i cant wait until im done with the series so i can go back and watch it from the start. maybe just the first few seasons... the thing is, im 17 years old now, and i started to watch TWD like i dunno 3 or 4 years ago on netflix and i always made breaks and then continued. and back then i was way too young to understand any of the emotional and powerfull stuff so i really want to watch it again. but sadly i dont have as much time as i had back then with a job and all so yeah oh well
Edit: done with S10 now lmao
Yeah man....Good old times...
Such a good scene, perfect song to play along with it. I love this song now
If this scene emotionally triggers you, you're going through some shit, or youve been through it. The symbolism of the single zombie, trekking his way through the fields alone aligns with Shanes journey. Misunderstood, forever moving against the tide, the outcast. Shane was a product of the shit hands some people get handed out. The despair you can feel while trekking through this life on your own is overwhelming. Its not fair, but nothing is to be expected as so.
Perspective changes every story. 'Villians' are not born; they are made.
beautiful message, and unfortunately relate to Shane as well, love this video and comment section
I often feel like Shane
Fuck I miss the old walking dead. Everything from the writing, characters, settings was just perfect and so well done. It was just a couple of people trying to survive and find a safe haven. Man I wish we could go back to how it was.
Season 9
@@Shockkings0714season 9 is NOT the return to quality that people say it is. It might have been better than Gimple’s era but it does not hold up to the standard of the first three seasons.
@@Roshambo920 The first 3 aren't even the best. Season 3 is not that good. 4, 5, and 9 are better. It absolutely IS the return to quality. It has almost no filler, dialogue is amazing, and it returns to it's horror roots. The only thing missing is Rick and Carl
The first 3 aren't even the best. Season 3 is not that good. 4, 5, and 9 are better. It absolutely IS the return to quality. It has almost no filler, dialogue is amazing, and it returns to it's horror roots. The only thing missing is Rick and Carl
@@Shockkings0714 the dialogue of the first three seasons is LEAGUES ahead of later seasons. There were not filler episodes unless you consider genuine character development and plot progression as filler. Seasons 4 and five were legitimately good seasons but they toon a couple steps down from what came before. Just because they may have had more action does not mean that they were better as a whole. You could tell that season 9 wasn’t good in the very first episode when that new kid character died in the middle of the road like a moron and when they had that stupid glass floor scene that everyone I know groaned at because we knew what would happen. You can like thoughtless action and be satisfied but that is not what makes a show great.
I don’t know why, but that specific Walker will always be the scariest one in the series imo. I genuinely have no clue how he stands out from the rest, but he is terrifying.
We can see ourselves in him.
I've always felt that there was something different about him as well.
Maybe it's his build and the way he's dressed, or the fact that every time we see him he's alone.
It's like he's able to make it on his own, even if he's just another walker.
That walker kinda looks like donald trump
You know, for looking that back from the end of the show, I thought that walker was a Whisperer.
This scene is powerful, but truthfully, this entire episode was saying so much in so many diff ways, esp with foreshadowing. After Rick & Shane fought at the school (or whatever building that was), Shane looked up at his reflection in the broken glass and he didn't recognise himself. He looked like a walker. Then there was Rick saving Randall, having turmoil over it; compare season 2 Rick to season 5 Rick and the transformation is just...amazing.
Season 2 was about them whiteknuckling it with their humanity as well as that of others. They did a great job with the meager budget they had and they had to focus on the writing, character development, and they actually *thought* about the plot, unlike later seasons. Now, I love TWD, all of it, but once they introduced the governor, some of their (producers & writers) decisions didn't make any sense. I realize the governor was a part of the comics, but after introducing him as the villain, he (unfortunately) opened the door for Negan b/c it was obvious the comic book author AND those behind the scenes at TWD wanted to top the governor.
Truthfully? Shane wasn't a villain. I hated him yrs ago when I first saw the show, but once u rewatch the old episodes, u see a guy cornered in a situation that would make anyone lose their minds. Watching this scene makes my heart ache for this character and what the show used to be in terms of writing, etc
Ok there buddy hold on...Negan is actually a good character. In fact he is the best character on the show currently. He’s had the most character growth over the last few seasons than anyone else.
@@goatsmiserable555 the show is shit now. It's gone downhill since season 9. I thought Negan's character & the saviors were over the top until the whisperers came along then I appreciated them (in a way, seasons 6-8) when rewatching episodes b/c they were the last of the "good", interesting villains.
@@sarahmonique5321 well I don’t think the show is shit. It just isn’t anywhere close as good as it used to be. In a way I’m glad they are wrapping it up this next season. I just really want Rick to be apart of it. I need closure on his story.
@@sarahmonique5321 season 7 and 8 except for 7x01 were shit. S9-11 are good
Back when me and my dad watched this show religiously he was team Shane, I was team Rick. I was too nice, but now as I've aged a bit I see more Shane's way. I think TWD survivors think the same. Anybody alive that late in the game to see Negan is pulling "Shane-isms" for lack of a better word. All the good boys died by the end of season 2. Shane's philosophy is really the backbone of TWD. If it weren't for his delusional obsession with Lori he'd eventually rule the apocalypse. Negan who?
I come back to this every now and then, when I really want to be moved by a scene. The words, the song, the acting. Love the early seasons of TWD.
Me too
Very powerfull scene
Bad as hell whats ur ig?
@@SI-jj3xn lol
@@SI-jj3xn bros trying to pull in TH-cam comments
@@SI-jj3xn 💀
This is was the not turning back moment for Shane, he was wrong and yet we can understand how he felt. He could have changed his ways right there a become a different man but at the same time he knew that he would't let Judith call Rick "dad" so as he sees that lonely walker he knows that, from that moment he is on is own (and the scenarios start playing in his head), he had two choices, left them (just how he wanted it to be ar first) or kill his friend and tell the others it was Randall, sadly he choose the second one and that ended with his death because at that point Rick was also not the same man he used to be. How crazy humans can change when there is not a law to punish them is what made this series one of the best
I still come back to this scene every now and again, reminds me of simpler times. Shane was ahead of everyone fr
:)
God how much does it hurt to know that you're ahead of the curve? I have so much sympathy for Shane especially after later seasons.
I keep finding myself coming back to this scene. The symbolism, music, dialogue all just stuck with me in an unforgettable way.
Same, prolly watched it like 10 times already
God, right in the feeling.... I remember when TWD was a big part of my life and I was in affection of it. The first 5 season was my favorite and I really can't watch it nowdays...
yeah man remember spending evenings on the safa watching season 1,2,3,4 for the first time
Same Here right up until 5 years ago I would rewatch the series leading up the new season premiere .... it’s a shame really ... love your profile picture... lost in translation is one of my top 5 of all time
Watch Season 9
@@Shockkings0714 Not worth it. Just read the comics, infinitely better ending and story than the show could ever dream of putting out.
@@Shockkings0714 nope
The best scene in season 2
Mobile Gaming This and the bar scene from Nebraska!
@@falloutfreak9574 yeah from "Nebraska" lol
When Shane look at the dead, he probably thought "at this point the only difference between him and me is that he has no conscience of being alone and walking without a goal"
Such a tragic character.
The walker has a goal eating
Shane does not nope not anymore
thats deep
When TWD was amazing
Molly issues2 it is still pretty good
Its just different
Hugo Taubert doesnt have the same feeling its good but feels like a completely different show, tbh theres no win situation, if they ended when the show was “good” then people would want more, if the show kept being the same then people would want a change and I think with season 9 and 10 the show got a well needed change but the connection with the characters is just non existent, there’s barely any interesting characters
@@lt2095 I mean we have Daryl, Carol, Eugene, Ezekiel, Negan, Jerry, Judith, Lydia, and Princess who are all pretty good
@@hugotaubert929 It is but it feels like AMC is milking the show. the first 6 seasons was perfect and they should have ended the show when they reached the gates of Alexandria.
Underrated scene, back then when TWD was pure gold, i love it
I miss when the show was this good.
the show is phenomenal
I'm currently watching season seven, but I still think of Shane. I think about his actions and motivations. Initially I didn't like him, but now I understand how deep a character he is. It's a pity that his love for Laurie ruined him.
After watching the first three seasons again, season 2 is my all time favorite of the series.
Watching again from a more mature point of view, Shane is now one of my most favorite characters.
The only thing I hate about him is the fact that he killed Otis.
Otis was only in the show for two episodes but I liked him instantly.
That just goes to show how well written it was, in my opinion.
he was super practical and a 0 risk typa guy, that's why he killed otis, he offered to let himself be the sacrifice but otis said no, do i think shane shoulda had faith and walked with both alive sure, but i think the writers wanted to shane to become cold
I miss this Walking Dead vibe.
When TWD used to be good. It was my favorite TV show back then
whats your favorite now?
Man I miss this show, those were good times
This was the walking dead, all the feelings, the atmosphere, I just keep coming back to this scene, it means a lot to me, it's the first time I fell in love with this world, the stories in it, the feelings it generates in you, it's something really special, it was a story that continued and had a meaning If you watched all the episodes non-stop they felt connected, like watching a film franchise like Harry Potter. For me that feeling of history ended in season 9, after that it's just the franchise moving forward, after that there were no cinematic shots like there were in this early seasons or the following ones. It lacked meaning, I don't feel the love and the care I get from this season, I just feel empty with the last few seasons. It feels like just a show that had to continue, that's why you love the first 4 or 5 seasons, they were meaningful, they carry meanings, values, they left you with something when you finished each episode, it was magical, they were incredible times when these episodes aired back in 2011. They were real, we have important characters, who we will always miss, Glenn, Hershel, even Shane, and dale. The second season gave us that, and this scene and this episode gave me everything I ever wanted in a series, a world where I could get lost and believe what happens, it is my favorite season. and my favorite and most iconic scene from the series, the ozymandias of the walking dead.❤ I miss this show, what it was.
I know this isn’t really the point but I also love the visual storytelling of some of the walkers - the lone walker is wearing a suit, or at least a shirt and blazer meaning he was at a formal event before dying. A wedding? Funeral? Possibly at his OWN funeral and woke up as a walker there?
It’s so interesting to just speculate how some of them died / who they were before being walkers
Its time for you to come back:(
This brilliant ending turned me on to Wye Oak. They’re amazing and I’ve been a fan ever since this episode aired.
This was seen through Shane's point of view. I was so goddamn angry when he was killed...
The Walking Dead Season 1-2 could put itself up against any other TV Show.
Especially the bad ones, lmao.
Okay, that's not fair. Season 1 was actually great. Season 2 immediately tanked the show's momentum, and it never really got it back, even if later seasons were much better writing-wise.
@@damkylan3 Viewership would disagree.
@@Jerry-jo6dn I'm talking about momentum in the writing, the pacing, etc. Season 2 broke it, and it never got fixed. Season 1's pacing is breakneck in comparison. But yes, people tuned in despite the loss of quality.
@@damkylan3 Sadly, that all started with the firing of Frank Darabount. They slashed his budget and ruined his vision of what the show could be. It’s a huge what if.
@@damkylan3 what would u change about season 2s writing
I don’t feel the same every time I re watch The Walking Dead’s early seasons. It feels like it rips my heart out of my chest. Seeing certain characters there and some no longer.
This scene with this so damn fitting song burned itself into my memory and brain. There is no other TWD scene I remember in this intense way, including my feelings at that moment hit by this composure of sound, scene and happening... It is still present in the back of my head even to this day. In my mind I am traveling back (in)to this sequence every time I hear this song. And I am sure that won't change for the rest of my life.
It is a pleasure to see that I'm by far not the only fan emotionally penetrated that deep by this scene.
A walker ahead of other walkers shows how Shane was ahead of everyone else and nobody liked him 😔
beautiful
You can tell shane is depressed you can see it in his face and I kinda feel sorry for him
That walker in the field, dressed in a suit and walking slowly by himself gives off an eerie vibe.
Damn, kinda makes me tear up a bit cause you can kinda guess he was probably a lone wolf even before the apocalypse, trying to fit in society with that suit. Only to end up alone even after everything went to shit
Even after all this time, I still vividly remember this scene, especially with the driving along the road and the brilliant song. One of my favourite scenes of the whole show, really underrated scene.
Good old times that never will come back ...
This soundtrack is befitting the ending of that episode.
Gives me goosebumps.
we didn’t know we had it good until it was too late 😓
Such a perfect scene. TWD has been really good..
Oh the feels.. this episode had it all, This was when the WD was such an event each Sunday, we could hardly wait for it. After the great scenes, the roller coaster emotions and superb acting, we had the great music. Wth happened to the show?? It was iconic for so many seasons. I loved when we cared so much about the cast of characters that they felt like our family.
This scene was. So. Good.
2022 now and going back and watching the early episodes after seeing how far the show has evolved with characters and stories but this scene just tops every single one of them
Back when this show had passion in it.
This song remind us our lost friends ,love, persons we care about ....we normally forget people in our memories but when this song start we want them back we want that time back so we can values those moments and person...but in the end of the day we all know that's. Not gonna happen...and that's make us nostalgic.....(i don't need another friend when most of them i can't keep up with them)....
Unpopular opinion IDK why but Season 2 of walking Dead is one of the best TV shows Inhave ever watched.
season 2 will always be the best season of the show
when the Walking Dead cinematography was good.
That walker scene was perfect. Shane saw himself in that walker
One of the best episodes endings of any show
Love the realism, this vibe, the atmosphere, the acting. It all was perfect now I’m loving the walking dead in 2021 but it’ll never return to this, idk what it was but it was special.
Because it was our first time, first time experience always has the best memory
One of my favorite scenes in this show.
When I first watched the show, I hated Shane and wanted him to die quickly. But when I have the opportunity to rewatch carefully (Especially in this scene), it was the first time i emphatized with Shane. Before Rick returned, Shane had a prominent position in the group and was pushed aside after Rick returned, especially by Carl and Lori. After Rick returned, Shane slowly began to lose what he had, moreover he was constantly scolded by Lori. Whereas Rick was his best friend and he did everything in his power to save Rick. Being excluded from the group, Shane started to lose his mind when everyone listened to Rick despite making the wrong decisions. This is because for people who haven't lost their moral values, Shane was extremely crazy. No matter what he did, he was not appreciated by anyone. He was always seen as a threat to the group. If Rick had stood behind his friend for a moment, Shane might not have turned into this. Instead, he chose to patronize him. Shane saw that the only way out was to kill Rick, but he couldn't pull the trigger, knowing he couldn't live with it. This cost Rick a friend and Shane a life. Shane's story is, in my opinion, the most tragic story in the series. So this scene makes me sad every time I think about it.
He was honestly was ahead of his time. when you think about the stuff that the other people in the group have done, trying to kill a kid that shot at you...
is pale by comparison...
Well yeah of course Lori and Carl pushed him aside, he lied to Lori about Rick being dead so he could get with her.
Well Rick did stand by him a few times. He knew he’d been with Lori and didn’t say, he knew he’d killed Otis and didn’t say, then Shane gave everyone guns and killed all the walkers in the barn without talking to Rick first, Lori warned Rick that Shane is a ticking time bomb and he’ll eventually try to kill him and Rick decided to talk this all through with Shane and give him a chance, then Shane tried to kill him, he still rescued Shane from that school bus surrounded by walkers and gave him ANOTHER chance. After Shane tried to kill him another time it was a case of fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. Shane was a bad guy and he would’ve ended up being a power hungry dictator just like Governor, Negan, or Alpha. Rick did the world a favor finally putting Shane down.
@@masterofdisguise1112 I actually think that eliminating that threat wasn’t such a bad thing but it’s definitely not the worst thing he did and he had potential to do a whole lot worse had he lived longer through the series
Yee
This is one of my favourite episodes and scenes in the walking dead
The first two seasons gave me such an atmosphere of anxiety that you can not say about the last.
Damn the feels
Remember watching this as it aired, 12 years old when I watched this episode, I miss those days so much
Perfect scene, perfect score.
As a new watcher (up to the middle of season 5 now) this moment was definitely the one that stuck with me the most so far. One of the many great moments of this show.
This whole season was really in my opinion Shane’s show
One of the best and most symbolic scenes in this show, I never get tired of rewatching it again
Damn
Those good old days
I liked Shane at the start but the more obsessed over Lori and Carl he got the more I grew to dislike him. His character development was spot on though and well acted out. And it shows that if you hate a character that much then the actor did a great job. This scene is so underrated in so many different ways, the music and symbolism just fit perfectly.
After all these years Shane is still the best written character, he was never the bad guy. Shane was right about all the things he did.
Trying to kill his friend to steal his wife and son... the right thing? Lmao yeah, no. Shane was pathetic.
I can keep going, too. Taking the risk to go to Fort Benning? Wrong. Refusing to save the people trapped in Atlanta? Wrong. Blaming Rick for the people who died at the campsite even though he brought back guns necessary for their survival? Wrong. Killing the walkers in the barn? Right in principle, wrong in practice. It was entirely due to Hershel's understanding that that didn't lead to a violent conflict.
Killing Randall? Finally! Something he was right about. Unsurprisingly, the writers had to ruin Rick's character for a bit in order to make Shane look like he had a point. But even leaving that out of it, he still managed to undercut the only truly right thing he did by turning it into his plot to kill Rick.
As the joker once said ‘I’m not a monster, I’m just ahead of the curve.’ That’s exactly what Shane was, ahead of his time
The Joker is completely full of shit, and so is Shane. Shane figured that he was ready for the apocalypse because he could bring himself to kill a defenseless kid quickly. He was never there when Rick was able and willing to make the hard choices to survive when he wasn't around. The truth of the matter was that Shane was never cut out for the world he was in, or to be a leader, and his final mistake was underestimating Rick.
R.I.P The walking dead, game of thrones, vikings. You came close but you can't beat breaking bad
Breaking bad came close to sopranos 🗣
BRBA, TWD, SOPRANOS are my favorites
People always complaint that S2 was a boring snoozfest , but moments like these are the reason why we fell in love these characters.
Todos os dias eu sempre volto aqui para rever essa cena, esse diálogo marcante, que foi essa temporada que me fez gostar de The Walking Dead. Às vezes fico me perguntando aonde essa série se perdeu, porque era muito boa
I really like this scene
Me too))
This is best scene in all serial.
If they didn’t kill Shane he could’ve taken over for Rick, but then again we wouldn’t have the punisher.
I like how Rick is willing to display trust by handing Shane the gun. Too bad it didn’t work out. All over a basic chick like Lori. Sad!
I think it wouldve been interesting for the show if Shane just decided to leave the group and then they run into him in a different group later on. It's a shame he died on the show, great character.
all Rick wanted was his brother back...
Rick s2: it can’t be that easy killing a man.
Rick s4: bites guys neck off without question.
I mean he didn't do it for no reason...they were literally stopping him from defending his teenage son...who was about to be sexually assaulted.
“Without question “? He did tell him to let Carl go multiple times...
@@spikey288 lol good point kinda forgot that 😂
Theres no question that this song playing at the end of this season not only was one of the baddest ass mixture together ever but this song also signified one thing Walking Dead was on top of the World 🌎 and popularity was 🧨 exploding through the roof everybody was watching taking and copying everything about it and changed the tv series game forever on all levels possible
Shane is my favorite character in the series forever
When people say the last of us is better than the walking dead. I’ll show them this scene. Holy shit underrated opinion but Shane is easily one of the best walking dead characters.
The funny thing is in the end they all turn into Shane. He was just way too ahead of his time and adjusted to the new world too quick for the others liking. Season 2 is underrated.
watching the show I thought season 2 was slow but in all honesty it was like a top 5 season imo very good depth for characters and the scenes the writing the music were on point .. this is why I keep watching over and over I love this show
The lone walker scene was so beautiful 😢
Season 2 Shane and Season 5 Rick could have ruled the apocalypse