He already saw that the world had collapsed and that the real fight was against other humans for limited resources. It took a while for Rick to get there.
No. Shane was too selfish and manic to be a leader. He started shooting up the CDC and Rick had to take control and save the group, he tried to rape Lori when she said no, he tried to kill Rick multiple times, he attempted to undermine his leadership purely out of jealousy, he gave Otis a horrific death after Otis saved him and stuck by his side (they were about to escape anyway), and his final failed attempt to kill Rick drew a giant horde to the barn (getting people killed, putting Carl and Lori in danger, and causing to group to have to flee). He was a dog that needed to be put down. Even as Rick became more savage, he still tried to do the right thing and was a real leader - he could adapt without fully losing himself. Shane was instantly lost. It's why Rick let Negan live, tried to work with other groups for peace and even tried to negotiate with the Governor. Shane is not someone you can trust or be inspired by. Rick is.
It luckily picked its quality back up after season 8, with season 9 being actually quite good overall and season 10 actually being my 3rd favourite season (haven't seen the extra episodes or the first part of season 11 yet though, but I do plan to) they've reinvigorated the show and I'm all for it
@@thezealot4159the issue there is that they still had a load more comic material, like I am so glad they're actually adapting the rest of the comics, but, believe it or not, if they had kept with the comics in terms of not dragging things out (although I am glad they did that with season 2 even if I'm not too fond of that season overall) I'm pretty sure it would have only been about 9 seasons long, maybe a bit more but that would just take extending the 9th season
I think Ed (Carol's husband) also had some kind of impact that reflected later on in Alexandria with Jesse. Not entirely since Rick was a cop and he was quick to realise what was going on, but the situation that Carol lived early on in the series and Carol herself insisting on having to deal with Pete (Jesse's husband), kind of must've had some kind of impact.
On the car journey on the way to their first time to alexandia, does anyone know to point of Mishawn pointing out how their are no people in the pictures of Alexandria? Because after they got overrun by the zombies they just forgot about it.
He's lost nearly all the people he's cared about. He lost his fire to fight. But having Michonne and his daughter reignited that fire. Can't wait to see him in the spinoff series
Events that changed Rick: 1- Lori and Shane togheter. 2- Protect Carl and a baby in apocalypse. 3- Terminus gave him PTSD. 4- Starving in the woods with nowhere to go. 5- Weak people in Alexandria safe zone. 6- The evil of Negan. 7- The quote "My mercy prevails over my wrath". 8- CRM.
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Here's another walking dead video i made, this one is interesting.
Seeing a helicopter in the Apocalypse would be kinda like seeiing a Dragon.
Who would ever say that at the end, Shane's mindset was way ahead of his time
He already saw that the world had collapsed and that the real fight was against other humans for limited resources. It took a while for Rick to get there.
No. Shane was too selfish and manic to be a leader. He started shooting up the CDC and Rick had to take control and save the group, he tried to rape Lori when she said no, he tried to kill Rick multiple times, he attempted to undermine his leadership purely out of jealousy, he gave Otis a horrific death after Otis saved him and stuck by his side (they were about to escape anyway), and his final failed attempt to kill Rick drew a giant horde to the barn (getting people killed, putting Carl and Lori in danger, and causing to group to have to flee). He was a dog that needed to be put down.
Even as Rick became more savage, he still tried to do the right thing and was a real leader - he could adapt without fully losing himself. Shane was instantly lost. It's why Rick let Negan live, tried to work with other groups for peace and even tried to negotiate with the Governor. Shane is not someone you can trust or be inspired by. Rick is.
@@idakev absolutely well put.
dale too
Walking Dead used to be so good, shame it all went downhill, but it happens when a show goes on for too long
If you ask me they should have wrapped it up in season 9, just let Rick take care of the wishperers and that's all.
@@thezealot4159 yeah that would be a good end and they should have started a spin off
It luckily picked its quality back up after season 8, with season 9 being actually quite good overall and season 10 actually being my 3rd favourite season (haven't seen the extra episodes or the first part of season 11 yet though, but I do plan to) they've reinvigorated the show and I'm all for it
@@thezealot4159the issue there is that they still had a load more comic material, like I am so glad they're actually adapting the rest of the comics, but, believe it or not, if they had kept with the comics in terms of not dragging things out (although I am glad they did that with season 2 even if I'm not too fond of that season overall) I'm pretty sure it would have only been about 9 seasons long, maybe a bit more but that would just take extending the 9th season
I think the whisperers brought it back myself
I kinda wanna see what Rick would've been like had Shane lived and they could've worked things together.
I think losing Sophia also took a heavy toll on him.
I would LOVE to see a spin off where Shane survives, he was 5 steps ahead the whole time!
Would have been a short show
I think Ed (Carol's husband) also had some kind of impact that reflected later on in Alexandria with Jesse.
Not entirely since Rick was a cop and he was quick to realise what was going on, but the situation that Carol lived early on in the series and Carol herself insisting on having to deal with Pete (Jesse's husband), kind of must've had some kind of impact.
I'm pretty sure rick forgot about Ed by then. Rick saw Ed as a piece of shit, and probably forgot all about him
Not only that, but rick barely interacted with Ed, and Ed died almost instantly
0:18 Bro finna get canceled for saying "Why is he still coming?".
You forgot the death of T-Dog and Dale, but still good video.
On the car journey on the way to their first time to alexandia, does anyone know to point of Mishawn pointing out how their are no people in the pictures of Alexandria? Because after they got overrun by the zombies they just forgot about it.
How about Father Gabriel' church killings???
Shame wasn’t wrong in that first scene
I'm wondering, is Rick nowadays just a weakling or former shell of what a beast he was or is he still fighting as hard as the other seasons?
He's lost nearly all the people he's cared about. He lost his fire to fight. But having Michonne and his daughter reignited that fire. Can't wait to see him in the spinoff series
he managed escaped the crm apparently by himself, id say the man is still a beast
Events that changed Rick:
1- Lori and Shane togheter.
2- Protect Carl and a baby in apocalypse.
3- Terminus gave him PTSD.
4- Starving in the woods with nowhere to go.
5- Weak people in Alexandria safe zone.
6- The evil of Negan.
7- The quote "My mercy prevails over my wrath".
8- CRM.
But Shane was right. He couldn’t keep Lori and Carl save. They both die.
shane got lori pregnant so he killed her
omg i miss him so much
uhm Glenn's death greatly changed Rick no?
That's in part 1
Events that changed Rick Grimes: the snot bubble at 4:58
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Lori's death? Shane? Carl? Glen?
They were all in part 1.