BEST EPISODE YET! The Walking Dead 2x7 REACTION
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This is when Rick becomes the official leader Shane couldn’t step up when he saw Sophia and Rick did.
Shane would have done it but the reason he didn't was because he alr opened the barn and killed all the walkers if the group didn't hate him for doing that then they would have hated him for killing Sofia
@@trizard3940nah bro he didn’t do it bc he couldn’t, he didn’t give a fuck what anybody thought when he ripped open dudes barn he fs wouldn’t have cared what they thought abt Sophia
He didn't do it because he knew that rick left sophia and that it's his shot.
@@iconic1940that’s definitely not the reason but ok
Bs shame would do it anyways, stepping up has nothing to do with who’s a leader. Rick probably did it first since his mistakes made her get lost.
The performance John Bernthal gave as Shane was just amazing 👏 he stole the show
It is so important to notice that it’s Rick who did the hardest thing: kill Sophia. Shane has a big mouth but he couldn’t. Still love Shane though 😂 he brings such a controversial dynamic.
He didn't do it because Sofia died due to Rick's negligence, because Rick didn't take care of her, Rick was the leader and he had to take the lead, Shane would have done it if he needed to.
@@DavidlyesLbig cap if shane would have done it he would have bro couldnt even look at her
Barn was locked up good and tight. They didn't even know walkers were there. Shane out of jealousy, acted like a 2 year old did what he wanted. Rick had to put Sophia down. Shane stood there
But when you look at it it was stupid because they were wasting resources feeding chickens to dead people when the live people could have been using those resources.
I mean, it's because of Rick that she got lost, Shane wasnt wong, you'd sleep next to a riggity plank barn full of zombies ? i wouldnt, i'd stick with shane lol
This episode was extremely heartbreaking for so many people it was a lot of people’s first moments realizing that The Walking Dead does not mess around.
They showed it with the 1st episode. when Rick shot the child walker
I think the reason Shane is being so isolated in the group is because he’s irrational. He has a huge obsession with Lori and Carl, but he’s also not very strong minded. He never wants to take the risk to get his people back (there are some cases where you have to cut your losses, but never taking a risk in the apocalypse is basically shutting the door on yourself as everyone around you dies). Back at the CDC he was going to trap them all by nearly destroying the timer since the explosion would have went off automatically. And even in the times that he’s right, he doesn’t have the tact to prove his point. Part of communicating danger is knowing how to make others understand it. He’s so aggressive that everyone is apprehensive of him.
This was the episode in TWD that viewers realized that this was not a horror show about killing zombies This was a drama show about human struggles even in the Apocalypse.
OMG YES!! i'm trying to get my parents and sister to watch this show but my mum thinks it just a scary show with zombies, but NO it's so much more!!!!!
The subtleties in this show are amazing. For example, Shane telling Lori that Rick can't make the big choices but at the end Shane wasn't the one to shoot the little girl, Rick was.
I love this episode the ending is so important because it’s the struggle of leadership between Rick and Shane as Shane says Rick isn’t build for this world but then by the end of the episode Rick takes full leadership of the group by killing Sophia and doing what no one else in the group could do not even Shane Awesome reactions AJ Prophet And Gori can’t wait for the next one.
How is what Lori said to shane the most disgusting thing you've ever heard? Why would Lori want her baby raised by the man who sexually assaulted her??
That was my thought as well. I think a lot of people forget what he did to her, but she has every right to not want him near her
If Rick never came back, he would’ve never did this fr. She led him on and he got desperate and crashed out. It’s both fault. And I don’t think he’s a bad person for doing what he did. But at the end of day he went out sad.
@@GGGTREX I'm not saying Lori didn't make mistakes. She 100,% did. I hated her the first time I watched it. And I think Shane was an excellent character.
But he sexually assaulted her.
It's not Rick's fault for coming back. It's not Lori's fault for leading him on (although, I do not believe that she intentionally led him on) That was all of Shane's fault. It's gross to say otherwise.
@@christinamyers2171 yea it was. Jon berthanel a good actor. Wish he didn’t play Shane. Wish he played Darryl or something
@@GGGTREX he was phenomenal. Nothing will ever give me chills like his barn speech.
Definitely still one of the most groundbreaking twists in TWD history.
Heartbreaking episode But notice how Rick was the one to step up in the end and show he’s the real leader.
I love this part of Shane. He knows what has gone down with the world, and yet everyone including Rick is still confused and unsure. This episode was a massive wake up call to everyone; especially when he has flipped.
Love watching these reactions, no one I know wants to watch TWD so I’m glad I finally have someone to watch with. Love you guys!
Glad you enjoy our reactions ❤ can’t wait to continue this amazing series with y’all
the man thats silent sees the truth!!
And this is where everyone started to see Rick as the leader Shane broke the doors but wouldn’t raise his gun to Sophia Rick did He took that responsibility so no one else would have to have that guilt In my opinion anyway Shane was a necessary evil yes but he made a situation and then couldn’t follow through on it Rick cleaned up the mess caused by Shane’s actions.
I honestly think it's fitting that Rick did it since he felt responsible for what happened to Sophia
Yes! And that is how it always was with Shane. He was never willing to risk himself for anyone but Lori. He hated that Rick was back. But like they said he was a coward to Rick's face
AJ saying Shane is a goat when Sophia came out of the barn... Guy had all the guts to kill these walkers that aren't alive but when 1 had a face he knew, he couldn't do it and the true leader had to step up.
Back for another episode of the Great Shane Debate, y’all are hilarious😂😂😂 Shoutout to middle guy for telling y’all to can it for a sec to watch the Sophia scene, such a great moment in the show.
The reason Rick wants to stay is because Lori is pregnant. Sound and smell draws Walkers. So being somewhere isolated and with fences is the best bet for having a baby. They don’t know where they’ll end up outside and they don’t know how long Lori’s labor would take, but her screaming and the blood from the delivery would cause unprecedented issues
Shane was definitely the type of cop that planted evidence on innocent people to make his quota. The way he escalates every situation and makes everything worse is actually award-winning. Imagine a stranger coming into your home, your space telling you how things should be done and then taking it upon themselves in the worse way possible to do those things. IT'S HERSHEL'S FARM... calm tf down Shane the walkers are locked up they're not hurting anyone. Also, I'm pretty sure with time Rick would've convinced Hershel to get rid of the walkers but here come bully ass Shane ready to bulldoze over anyone with critical thinking skills.
Nah he actually was a good cop the world changed and you have to change with it
@jarvisfowlkes3200 Nope, I disagree just from the way Shane spoke about & treated women from the 5-minute conversation he had with Rick in their police car showed me what kind of toxic man he was. It took Shane literally 3 months to turn on his best friend and start murdering innocent people. He didn't change with the world. He let this world break him and turn him into the worst type of man. There's characters that have been through so much more than him, and it took them years to break. Shane is weak and always takes the easy way out, so it's not far-fetched he used to do that with his police work, too. You also need to realize he always chooses to leave people behind... First Rick, then the group in Atlanta, Otis, Sophia...he never thinks about anyone else but him and lori. Which is ridiculous because everyone knows to survive an apocalypse it's better to have community around you.
I definitely felt like Shane was correct, but he goes about things so poorly and selfishly. He didn’t know Sophia would be in there or not, he was pissed about Hershel with the walkers and pissed about what Lori said on top of that. Not to mention he didn’t respect the wishes of the man letting him live on their property lol. But again, Shane is correct. Rick is more diplomatic rn. Shane makes decisions based on his personal agenda (ego). And yeah I don’t fw Lori 😂 she’s a pain.
Well if it is Shane's baby it wouldn't be his because he went and got a married woman pregnant. Legally speaking the child is Rick's because any child conceived or born by his wife during their marriage is his.
Otis brought him in the barn and was killed by Shane so there was NO chance to mention that a little girl was in the barn. No fault on Hershel at all AJ they were seeing the walkers as people but Shane killed Otis like a coward when they both could of made it. AJ your wrong bro! deadass
The Developer of these early seasons Frank Darabont did shawshank redemption the #1 rated movie on IMDB No wonder there’s peak writing
Sick, was planning on watching shawshank redemption, now we definitely have to see it
@@The_Modern_Nomadsbest movie as enjoyed by both male and female
Look at the way Rick "threatened" Herscel in that kitchen at the end of the conversation. Touch of Shane in that moment
Keep up with the walking dead boys it only gets better 🔥🔥
Wasn’t expecting this but yes more walking dead! Love it
As freakin awesome reaction and conversation . Shane was acting on emotions and delusion. There will be changes coming forth. Shane answered all the questions you had in the beginning. I always believed shane wanted Lori and wanted to be Rick from the beginning. I also believed although Rick and Shane have been friends for a long time . He left Rick to die because if not why would he put the hospital bed in front when the military was killing everyone and sis not go in that room. That is just my opinion from watching as a fan for years. Which I have also read the comics. I can't wait to see what other reactions and conservations that will be had for the coming episodes. I have truly enjoyed it. Thank you
She was in the barn the whole time!!!!
This is where Rick began to take charge and become the leader. Before he was peacekeeper and just wanting to keep everyone safe. This moment Rick decided he has to take charge. Not Shane and not Hershel.
4:54 this dude cant make his mind up, He says he'd do whatever for his but thinks Hershel is fucked up?? Hershel did way more than he had to for them and has every right to demand they leave
This was probably one of the best episodes ever of The Walking Dead and the Cinematography the way it was filmed with the overhead shots.
Rip Sophia gone to soon
How about what Shane said to Lori before she said it wouldn't be his child. Just gloss over that....
Shane acts like the Alpha, Rick is the Alpha.
When Rick became Rick Grimes, The Leader
12:15 😂😂😂
Man on the right just has no idea I have to stop watching but thanks for the first season and a couple episodes
Shane is a punk...he couldn't even put a little girl down.
I like the philosophical discussions here with what Shane did!
Blaming lori is so completely illogical. He's out of his mind. Lets just forget all abt what shane was saying before lori told him it wouldnt be his child, right? Wishing his best friend was dead. Implying that she only decided to keep the baby bc she knows its his. HE'S DELUSIONAL! He's completely unhinged. He wants her husband dead. He sexually assaulted her. Why would she want this man to have anything to do with her or raising her child?? There's no logic behind continuing to defend him and blame lori for his behavior. It's pure misogyny
What shane did at the barn was completely wrong. The walkers needed to be dealt with, no question. But the way he went abt it was absolutely wrong. They didnt know abt the walkers being there and wouldnt have known if glenn hadnt accidentally stumbled on them so the idea that they were an immediate threat that needed to be dealt with is just false. There was no logic to the way shane handled that. It was just pure emotion and stupidity. Doing it that way was actually more dangerous bc all of that gun fire could've drawn more walkers to the farm. He was an unhinged idiot, per usual.
Give it to Shane, he keeps you guys fired up. Good reaction.
this episode was great i was surprised by your guys views on somethings was a great upload nomads
Don't forget, Herschel's wife was in there
? She a walker. AINT no coming back. Did you watch the whole show because I did and more😂
Ooo consistent with twd I love it
Carol.. LOOK AT THE FLOWERS!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Love Grandma Debbie
oh i'm so excited to watch yall reaction on 1x12, a special episode dedicated to AJ 🤣
This is one of my favorite episode. Shane went off.
17:00 This man is speaking FACTS! You're not alone in thinking this, mate. Lori DEFINITELY did some emotional damage on Shane saying that even if the baby is his, it will never BE HIS. Meaning she is excluding him from the family unit even though they both know deep down that he most likely IS the father. That's heartbreaking. Like, the world ended, what's so bad about the baby having two father figures? Rick and Lori are clinging on the the old world customs too much and thats what pisses Shane off. He sees that as weakness (and it really is).
I agree. Shane is definitely a reactionary but no one knows how they would handle the situation he's been catapulted into and then to have Lori's emotional neglect on top of that in such close quarters would drive anyone insane.
Tbh Shane is only issue is his fixation towards Lori & Carl and hatred/jealousy towards Rick but Lori was absolutely in the wrong in that scene and unintentionally pushed him over the edge resulting to the barn scene
for real Lori is really playing Shane and Rick 😂
It might be different if Shane wasn't a possessive psycho. There's no way to go halfsies on a baby with a man like that lmao That would give him an in to Lori. Rick would never.
@@meghanmonroeexactly !!!!
Dude on the far right is correct....Lori was the one to push him over the edge, but I think she did it back in the episode where he got back with the supplies to save Carl and she told him to stay. In his head I think he felt he still had a chance with her.
I absolutely LOVE the dude in the middle he is so me 😭😭 I also cannot stay calm "THATS YO BOY !!"
if a bad decision had unexpectable good consequences, is it really a good decision?
I need a man that defends me like Aj defends shane😂
I totally agree with Gori! Shane is just too unhinged and he approaches things with irrationally. He is too hot headed and its people like that that become villians. He got the perfect backstory to turn him into a nemesis.
Shane was always his own worst enemy. Even if he didn’t die at the end of S2, he would’ve self-destructed by the end of S3 at the latest.
Many seasons on: Shane was right to be the way he was.
This was such a great episode
Something about The Walking Dead I like to watch it with my pistol in Hand with the extended Mag loool
Otis was responsible for gathering walkers for the barn… Had SHANE not sacrificed Otis they would have known to stop searching for Sophia.
as usual, shane did what he wanted and rick did what he had to, no matter how hard it was for him. everyone else just stood there and watched, didn't they?
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21:20 😂😂😂 I love aj
Shane was right about the walkers in the barn, it's a ticking time bomb just waiting to explode, it was necessary to show Herschel what the walkers really were. but he should never have broke into the barn, after shooting the walker Herschel was holding, he pretty much got the message, Shane should have stopped there and let the situation cool off.
What Lori said to Shane about the child is mad though, like at the end of the day, if he's the dad, he has a right to the child. However Shane should have come clean to Rick about what happened instead he continues the lie
Shane is too harsh and brash. Rick tries to think logically and keep the peace. Shane 10000% went about this the wrong way.
Idk I’ve always been 90% Shane’s side. He realized what the world was wayyy quicker than anyone else, Rick a few seasons later becomes very similar to Shane.They would’ve respected Hershel’s rules if his rules were reasonable. Asking them to not carry their guns and to be okay with a barn full of walkers being a few feet away from where they sleep is not reasonable and were rightfully broken. Shane seems crazy because most of the times his decisions are the most logical and correct but everyone around him can’t see it which leads to the people he loves (mainly Carl, Lori) being in danger. Knowing you’re right about something and having other people bash you for it can make you lash out and less tempered. Rick while trying to be the “good guy” left his family many times and made choices that were maybe morally correct but would put the group in danger. Even killing Otis was pretty justified, they had no bullets and were limping. Shane told Otis to go forward without him but he refused. Knowing that they would both die (killing Carl) he made the hard choice of sacrificing Otis since Otis didn’t accept Shane’s sacrifice. On top of everything Shane now has what he believes to be his child on the way which amplifies everything. Season 5 Rick and Shane would get along perfectly.
Honestly Shane in this episode is the smartest one in the group. Emotionally he isn't but he understand that in order to survive you must show no mercy. People who have watch season 5 Rick would know Shane was advance for his time.
Shane is an incredible character, but not a great guy. He's lost his mind too early and went about things the wrong way. He would've got the group killed eventually, Rick was the better leader. Shane wouldn't have been able to put down Sophia. Rick's the legend!
I actually like how yall talk during reactions compared to others waiting till the end where its easy to forget Train of thought etc 🐐🐐🐐
No they miss good stuff, they should pause
@@Lola-di8fqah its calm, cause most of the viewers already seen the show so its no biggie
The reactor misses stuff when they...nvm
You guys don't even know what your in for for the next 9 seasons😢😢 good luck to u.
Please do more Walking Dead!
Forget the show… the drama between the three of you in your commentary is intense… 😂
buddy on the right needs to chill tf out
You guys are going to be traumatized as the seasons roll out. Horrified even. Keep watching. Excellent show.
I’d say Shane did the right thing for the right reasons in the wrong way
Shane may be right about some things but he is irrational and emotional and that is a danger to the entire group. He is so obsessed with Lori and taking over from Rick that he cannot think thru the consequences of his actions and even if he tries he doesnt care about anything except getting what he wants. He is mentally and emotionally weak. Btw Jon Bernthal is an incredible actor
13:50 TF U talking about?? Shane is the best TWD character ever!
Her not wanting the man who sexually assaulted her anywhere near her child is the most disgusting thing you've ever heard? Ppl who like Shane actively block out the horrific sht he's done like yall just pretend it never happened or act like it all of a sudden doesnt matter now like yall are foul people
Aj is a huge red flag kinda guy, blames everyone else for the actions of a man who can not control his own emotions. One day, when he kills his wife, it will be her fault because he can't keep his emotions in check 😂
The looks in your eyes during this show, you guys are mad with each other...relax! It's TV. 😊
Shane is an imperfect man who was easily corrupted by this world. I like to compare Rick to Aragorn and Shane to Boromir. One is far easier to corrupt than the other but Boromir was not a bad man. He was a man with honour who fell victim to his own weakness. Something we can all understand. The show has continuously tried to show that Shane is not an evil man he just let the darkness take him quicker than Rick.
Shane & Rick would’ve been the perfect team if Shane wasn’t blinded by jealousy and hatred for rick
@@The_Modern_Nomadsfacts
@@The_Modern_Nomads Absolutely.
it was wrong what they did cuz that wasn’t their house, if hershel wants to dress his zombie wife up and go on brunch dates with her.. f*ck it lol that’s on him.. is it crazy? hell yea but that’s his house.. they were guests.. but without Shane we would’ve never found Sophia..
Agreed, one of the best episodes this season. REALLY enjoyed your reactions to this one guys and glad you're enjoying it.
Shane has devolved into hardened survival mode and as Dale sees it he thinks Shane's soul is dark and belongs to this Apocalyptical world.
We always cracks up when 'Theodore "T-Dog" Douglas' looks across the field to the trees and says "Oh *bleep*🤬" and Shane looks and screws up his face😡 and starts running towards Rick and Hershel with the walkers saying 😡"what is that", 😡"what is that".🤣🤣🤣
Yes Shane took things into his own hands, but without him doing that, we would NEVER have known Sophia was in that barn.
See you on the next one!
Man, I'm not a fan of a lot of Shane's actions, but that speech? EVERYONE needed to hear it. In fact, he put some sense into Hershell's mind, they're not living people, they're dangerous. And they HAVE TO FIGHT to stay alive, otherwise they won't survive. Sophia in normal days wouldn't be alive either, she was a lonely child who disappeared for several days, and in a zombie apocalypse? if she was alive, it would be a miracle. Shane was totally right.
Jon Bernthal (Shane) stole the show in this episode Incredible acting.
ENOUGH! 😂 That scene with Shane is sooo epic! He’s crazy and didn’t handle that situation correctly but damn it’s great acting! Hershel didn’t know about Sophia he’s a good man and thought he was doing the right thing by his loved ones. Shane has officially lost it and yes I do think Lori played a huge part in that! Shane has good points but he’s a loose canon and that’s dangerous! Great reaction 🧟♀️🧟♂️
Shane is a necessary evil
you guys are so entertaining, how you're almost having a fight over Shane love that 😂
but yeah none of you is completely wrong, technically yes of course Shane is right. The Walkers are dangerous and yes thanks to Shane we finally found out what has happened to Sofia maybe we never would've found out If it wasn't for him and If we'd followed Rick's way. Hershel also needed to see it to believe it, also right.
The problem is just that Shane's way too impulsive and his impulsive actions are so fuckin dangerous in a world like that. He might've adapted quick to the living conditions in one way but he's mentally way too unstable to keep a clear head and think things through. And that would just get you killed as quickly as being someone that's not able to accept the situation their in like Hershel for example. Sometimes it's better to wheigh out what the best thing in that exact moment is and taking their very unstable situation as a group which 1. consists of a pregnant woman 2. a child 3. also some people who are not really skilled fighters yet plus the fact that the man that has given you sancturary in the first place is currently trying to re-think his decision of kicking you off his grounds ,following Hershel's rules at least for the time being would've been the better option. And there goes the next thing: Shane has no sense of community. Everything Shane does is what would benefit himself and his own ego first because If he'd actually care about Lori or Carl or anyone else he'd be in that exact same situation Rick is in, trying everything to secure the most safe living option for your pregnant wife, son and unborn child even If you have to suck it up and follow someone else's rules no matter If you like it or not. That's the qualities a leader also needs and that Shane misses.
lol Shane is not the goat at all
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Hershels rules don't mean shit if he's putting them and his family in danger. Hershel does not decide the rules. And he ruined a peaceful place? it wasn't peaceful since it had a barn full of walkers. They were in an extremely UNBSAFE place. What shane did was not wrong. Hershel was putting EVERYONE in danger by his stupidity. Shane is the ONLY smart person in the entire group right now. The threat had to be taken out. Shane did the right thing for the right reasons, everyone's safety. And it's nto a spoiler because it's never said in the show. The baby IS Shanes.
Its. His. Farm.
Rick does confirm it's Shane's several seasons down the line
@@zunnpy Doesn't matter. He should be happy they haven't just taken the farm.
@@yasmeenbeasley That's just what Rick believes though. Not actual confirmation.
@@brittanylewandowski6200 that's such a sad way to think of it
I never understood why people always feel angry at shane when he does the whole barn scene when literally later rick become like shane and everyone starts to like it 😂 I was agreeing with shane from the begin