Killing off Carl was the worst mistake the showrunners made. Carl could of become the main character after Rick left. But nope, there goes all the character development they were building up for Carl.
It was the single dumbest decision ever. If they killed of Rick but kept Carl, I would still be interested because at least with Carl, you would have some nuance to it.
I never found the character likable and the actor wasn't good either. I thought they were clearing out the dead wood by kiling him off. I was surprised how many people were upset about it.
It would have been as good as breaking bad. I will admit the first 6 seasons are one of the bests in all of TV but Darabont wouldn’t have done the shitty decisions the show runners did with season 7 and 8 and how badly paced they felt.
AMC always been the #1 problem of the show.... being cheap, being greedy. Cutting the budget but adding too many episodes, stretching storylines with filler, getting ride of Carl because of money. It wasn't Gimple he was the scapegoat! It was and will always be AMC. Thank God they never got involved with Breaking Bad writers
I think killing Carl wasn’t “The biggest TWD mistake” I think it actually was the biggest television history mistake. Negan worded it perfectly: “that kid was the future”
@@stevenpohl8662 i mean yeah but GoT season 8 is the culmination of like seven quadrillion mistakes, killing Carl is one single absolute fucking disaster
We needed Carl in the later seasons so badly. They killed him off literally right before he really gets his time to shine in the "A New Beginning" and whisperers arcs. If they kept Carl alive and Andy still wanted to leave the show it would have been so cool to see Carl take over the mantle and become the leader his father was.
the left wing system has to emasculate the man, we cannot have ricks son alive because it goes against their agenda. Why else do you think homosexuality increased as the show went on?
AMC's worst mistake was to kill the character that would be one of the protagonists of the new phase of the new world (Carl) and the best decision was to let Rick be taken to the CRM and not die in an armored way by Sebastian 🙏🙏 🙏... and finally the worst mistake of the writers was letting Michonne steal Morgan's protein bars 💀💀💀
@@THATGIRL0121 Not exactly. The director wanted to fire him and kill his character off the show because he demanded a "raise." I had to find out myself after I finished 11 seasons until the end, and hearing this news realizing how much of a narcissist he thinks more for himself than the walking dead, and copied what Game of Thrones achieved. That achievement was nothing compared to the success what Game of Thrones did, but they sure did axed the show after Netflix offered Benioff & Whise millions of dollars, so I can try make a similar comparison for bad writing.
The fact that Andrew Lincoln was silent for so long after informed that Carl was going to be killed off. Speaks volumes for what he knows about Rick's Character.
And Carol. But yeah Daryl and Carol are the only two original cast left. Surprised Carol lasted as long as she has cause when she started she was a meek abused housewife.
Danai, first and foremost, before she started acting on this show, was a playwright. Being in Atlanta for so many months out of the year is counterproductive to what her actual focus is, which is writing plays. She should be in NYC. The Walking Dead paid the bills, BUT she is an award winning playwright that has had her work appear on Broadway. The moment that Danai got casted in Black Panther is the moment I knew her days were numbered on TWD. That movie was giving her enough dough to pay the bills and the participation in TWD was not needed to meet that demand. Furthermore, the movie requires less time for her so she can spend more time playwrighting. The departure of Andrew the next season after she got the role just made it easier. But, I would like to point out that Danai is cowriting the Rick and Michonne spinoff so she is still doing the same thing she loves doing while participating in The Walking Dead universe.
I never thought about it that way thank you for explaining that out. Danai is so fkn talented man, she deserves to make more than AMC is. AMC has been in a battle to save money for shareholders and executives ruining their shows for so long.
Absolutely. Every actor screenwriter playwright needs to balance their artistic aspirations with finances. TWD honestly was a great gig and still is. But back its heyday it was a huge success with 18 million viewers so you don't want to miss that opportunity. MCU is a huge publicity gig you don't want to miss out on as well. You do those two and you can indulge in your other passions.
She is a pathetic BLM shill who is going to absolutely trash this show. We wanted a rick spin off. Not stunning and brave black girl rescuing weak prisoner white man. Go woke go broke. It's going to be pathetic with this idiot having anything to do with being in it, let alone writing it. Also you know way too much about her. I'd suggest putting that effort into something that matters. Not a rich black woman who claims she is a victim.
No matter her reasons for leaving, Danai put her ALL into Michonne until the very end. There's was never one single moment where I thought she was any other person on earth besides Michonne. She inhabited that character PERFECTLY. So damn ready to see her and Andy again on their new show.
Although she wasn't mentioned here, I feel like AMC screwed up when deciding to kill off Andrea. Her death was simply for shock value, but I feel like she could've done more if AMC kept her on longer.
Personally I didn’t like Andreas death either but lots of people seemed to dislike that character so I feel it was for the best. She did make a lot of bad decisions.
@@goldiekoi935 I agree. She never listened to good advice. Andrea felt that she didn't have to follow rules. She could've killed the governor many times but she didn't. Her death was her own fault.
I'm currently rewatching TWD and what I've noticed in her death episode and the episodes leading up to it is that there were so many things could've done for her not to die. Personally, I find the Governor somehow finding her at every turn way too convenient. And then I got really irritated that Milton wouldn't just crawl on the ground and get the pliers for her. I suppose the Milton thing isn't convenience because I've never been stabbed multiple times and don't know how much pain that would be, but if I was him, I'd do everything I can to drag my ass across that floor and give her the pliers directly. I got a little off track. Anyways. I do agree. I didn't like her death, but the Andrea in the show had a character assassination. She was very different in the show versus the comics, and I think Michonne just kinda slid into her place later on. Another thing I've noticed with S3 is that they did have so many opportunities to kill the governor and just didn't. When Merle and Daryl were forced to fight each other for entertainment, they had every opportunity to snipe the Governor down and didn't. Then Andrea could've killed him numerous times and didn't. Then Rick could've just shot him in a second when they were "negotiating". Just too many conveniences that kept the Governor alive the entire time.
Jesus being killed off after his character was totally wasted was a big turning point for me. The show had lost a lot of the big characters then went on to waste what good characters they had left. Replacing them with new, boring characters like Magda and her gang.
This show had so much potential when all of the OG characters started showing up around season 2-4 if they were able to keep a majority of those people alive or at least not hold onto useless characters, cough cough Tara. They might actually have had something to work with in the later seasons.
Eugene was also soooo useless the ENTIRE TIME! Afraid to do anything and just dead weight. These writers were dropped on their heads as children or something.
They kept introducing new character that you'd have a hard time bonding with while also killing off those characters that their audience kept growing to, mainly to "capitalize on the shock value". Beth is the prime example, who died in the dumbest way imaginable. But there's also Tyreese who was also lazily killed off after being developed quite well. Abraham was a great character but I get why Negan would choose him to die, but this made Glenns death so much worse. Enid was one of those later introduced characters that wasn't likeable for a while but eventually developed in a good way, but of course she also got killed off for shock value. Henry was the main character of season 8 and everything revolved about his romance with Alphas daughter and yet again he was killed to capitalize on "shock value". On the flipside you got all those new replacements you're expected to bond with now that the old cast was killed off like Terra, Rosita, Eugene, Siddiq, Magna and Yumiko, Connie and Kelly, Luke, Leah and Princess. This is way too much, of course some of them feel completely out of place. Originally the crew was realpy small up until season 5-6, but alas they kept introducing new people to replace the ones they discard. This is a horrible writing strategy if you ask me
@@dylanroemmele906 its true tho. he was getting "better" throughout the seasons but he never really had that convincing character moment that made me think "yeah, no one else could do this role..." and thats not the most important thing, saying the role cant be filled by just anyone, but its something a long running show should be considering so the later seasons wont have to kill off an important character. Chandler was ok for the first 2 seasons where he was a key priority due to how innocent and unready he was for the world, even before an apocalypse, all he had to do was cry and say dad and he was set. As the show progressed and he got more solo moments it became apparent the leaning on the "cry for dad" act had held back more potential for chandler himself to get better at his craft, not just the character. He was still a kid tho, so none of it really matters in the long run considering TWD set him up for future consideration in roles we dont even know of yet.
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On top of Rick and Carl not appearing in later half of season 9, then 10. The main group for some reason stopped using guns, this took me out of it completely because all the conflicts they got into they could have easily tackled not even a season ago. Some could say they ran out of ammunition, but considering the amount of guns and ammunition there is in the USA this is unlikely. On top of that, Eugene knows how to make bullets so it really killed the atmosphere of the show for me - I could not take it seriously anymore.
You expect guns and ammo to be abundant after 12 years of being used against zombies and other people with little to no new ammo or guns being made? Yes Eugene knew how to make them but that takes a lot of resources and equipment. Keep in mind how well places like the commonwealth were armed, meaning weapons and ammo that the main group would have wanted to find had already been taken, and you can assume the commonwealth was taking the resources to make more as well with how freely they used ammo
I just seriously wonder, if it was so devastating to so many of the cast that chandler Riggs was being killed off how could they not fight that decision at all? Surely they could have done anything to even sway the show runners idea to kill him off :/
@@karengoldenthal2889 I understand that. AMC is a SINFULLY CHEAP! They CONTINUOUSLY bring in new cast instead of focusing on the storyline. (Super annoying, especially when we were waiting for a wrap up of the the show) Bad managing at AMC. But Chandler was not a strong actor. Definitely not strong enough to carry the show. So, the original story would have been better than where they went with it, had it been a better actor I would have thought the same, I was just all in all sick of Chandler. Not Carl.
Jesus seemed like the biggest underused character to me. The dude could single handidly kill a horde of zombies yet his only memorable scenes were his introduction and his death. The way he died was perfect but it was way too soon, and if they needed him to die at that time they should of used him more before his death. Everybody immediately liked his character, once people feel connected to a character they have so much possibility with it which they wasted. Yet they introduce a new group of connie, magna, yumiko, the musician dude, etc who are all still alive and get a bunch of screentime that nobody cares about.
Andrew Lincoln wanted to leave the show after season 4 all the way up until season 8. The cast and crew kept convincing him to stay. Jadis and the Scavengers were brought into the show mainly just to take Rick away. Also Georgie was only brought into the show for Lauren Cohan to leave. Both Georgie and the Scavengers were brought into season 8 just for those reasons 😂
The show was already dead by the time Carl died. The death of Andrea was the real big one back when the show still mattered. The Negan introduction then REALLY killed all momentum of the show and it never recovered the viewership it had previously.
I think each season, the show went downhill when kids get killed off and all that. I was glad to see Denise and Olivia got more time onscreen and then they took those two out. Plus, Henry's death was the last straw. Carol lost Sophia, the two sisters from the prison and then Henry. It is way too much for her.
AMC did Chandler Riggs wrong! I was so pissed because it’s supposed to become through Carl’s point!🤬😡After Lincoln left, I didn’t watch the rest of the seasons until now.
@@skwisgarskwigelf7191 Yeah, after season 5 onwards I skip forward most of the scenes. When the characters start to share their feelings each other like they are laying on the couch of a psychiatrist, I just roll my eyes and skip forward. I skipped entire episode of Tara got left on those beach group.
@@skwisgarskwigelf7191 Apparently, we will find out of we keep watching. It may take another 10 years to find out though. But, the CRM took him. Same people that have Rick.
But she was the one who let him live first…She was going to bash his head in when he was in confinement, but then realize him living was the best punishment for him.
I think one of the biggest problems in the show was they never looked into any mass zombie, killing traps or anything. It was one scene and one instance where they rolled some logs down a hill and took out a whole group of them but they never did anything cool like that again really It's not hard to find a way to take out large groups of extremely slow moving zombies, especially when they have all that equipment available to them
you forgot to mention this, but Jesus also left the show due to Tom Payne's request, because he felt that the character had become stale and i think at that time he was working on his show Prodigal Son
I think michonnes character very much had some things to do still. She still had Judith, some people forget how much of a mother she was and how close her and Judith are. They just basically pawned her parenthood off on Daryl because it was easy but I would’ve loved to see some more michonne and Judith
Ignore Judith She had R.J her actual Son...Judith wasnt hers i could see MAYBE pawning her off But R.J is actually hers like no mother would leave there child to find there Husband and as a father of 2 and a Husband If my wife left my 2 kids behind to come find me i would kill her myself.
@@MandoF those kids live in a community where they go to school,where they can be kids and with people that would protect them with their lives,saying michonne abandoned her kids is not only disingenuous but trolling
I’m having a really hard time finishing season 11 on Netflix. I’ve been a huge fan for over 10 years. Seasons 1-6 is some of the best TV I’ve ever seen. Watched numerous times. Season 7-8 were bad. Season 9 was amazing. Season 10& 11 have been boring. Too many characters, too much stuff going on, the characters aren’t as interesting , all my favorites are gone, not enough focus on the l horror aspect ect. It’s actually been a struggle finishing this show. What a shame. Rick leaving & them killing off Carl were the 2 biggest blows to the show. I’m keeping my fingers crossed for these spin off shows but not getting my hopes up too high.
Carl was the end of the show. That's when I stopped watching. No one was left to carry the original story after that. What's the point of telling a story, if halfway through you're going to kill off all the characters we followed and replace them with new ones? You should have just told the story starting from the 2nd group of characters. All the ended up doing was having a revolving door of new characters that no one wanted to bond to because we knew they would die of for stupid reasons. At least Game of Thrones was smart enough to keep the core members of the original cast around.
I hope they reboot TWD one day with Frank Darabont on the project. I know they can't really use the same actors but they should reboot the show and follow the original show events perfectly maybe change a few deaths like Hershel maybe idk but then when it gets to All Out War they DONT kill Carl off and they make sure whoever plays Rick actually stays on the show. End it perfectly.
I feel like there are so many characters from the walking dead that died too early whether or not the actors left the show: Andrea, Beth, Carl, Dale, Enid, Tara, T-Dog, and I could name so many more, I feel like less thought was put into the deaths especially in later seasons and a lot of deaths were just used for shock factor and laziness
At the end of TWD, I wasn’t even sad or nostalgic because literally every main character that is important that is left alive is getting their own spin-off of some sort anyways, smh. I doesn’t even feel like the show is over.
I think I would have been more upset about Carl had the actor, Chandler Riggs, done a better job. He just wasn't a strong actor, he hadn't really grown from the beginning, he had a bit of a chip on his shoulders I could always feel. He always felt like he was reading a script rather than BEING the character. (Kind of like, he assumed his character was safe, so he didn't really have to try.) But, all in all, he just isn't a strong actor, Carl should have been cast to a much stronger actor. He was annoying, but I respected his character, but he sucked as Carl, and really held him back IMO.
I AGREE SO SO SO MUCH WITH THIS!! he wasn't a great actor and Carl (comic wise) was a really STRONG character to begin with. Chandler Riggs in my opinion doesn't bring anything to the table, Carl (in the series) didn't grow for me, he started to "grow" in the 8th season but it was really slow and not really important tbh, he was going to die anyways. for me he wasn't annoying cause he wasn't there lmao, he was like a ghost and really feel like he was the shadow from Rick and I get why but that's AMC fault i'm mad at the series cause Carl in the comics is such a great character, and it's really important through the entire series, but i don't get why they didn't try to accomplish that? The try to make importance to every single character, and i get why, but that doesn't make sense at all, why make an entire arc about Rosita trying to kill Negan? like, yes, it makes sense but they could still make an arc about Rosita but with the help of others with they OWN sense, like they really make weird choices with 7th-8th seasons, they really didn't what to do
There was also Kevin Carroll who played Virgil. He just... vanished after S11E8, and was never seen or mentioned again. I have no idea what happened there.
Nah. Judith and Negan made it special anyways. Whisperers were the scariest ones and both Maggie and Rick weren't a part of it. Daryl, Negan and Carol played it nicely. Honestly, didn't miss anybody during that time. About Andrew. Some people have no idea how psychologically exhausting is this type of acting that Andrew went through. Do you think that his realism was just an empty act?? Get it first that you have to force a lot of emotions on yourself and you can cause serious trauma to yourself. Andrew went grey in just few years. Now think about why so many actors etc ends up addicted and relying on other weird stuff.
Yes for me I was more interested in relationship of Negan and Judith then Daryl and Judith, not complaining though. When Negan saved Judith and Dog from winter storm in season 10 it felt heartwarming.
@@daddyshome275 Exactly. For me Judith to survive and her importance in this show was obvious since Laurie's death episode. From the scene when She helped Luke and the rest after Rick's disappearance, everything became interesting on a different level. They did it well.
My main problem is it just fell victim to what most long-running shows do. With 16 and THEN 24 episodes a season, it started to feel like a chore to watch..
100 percent, they make us fall in love with a show than fuck it all up by dragging out episodes for money grabs and we all keep watching because of the hope that it'll get as good as it was during seasons 1-6
Honestly I think they should've ended the story at season 8 or 9 with as much of the cast as possible. I know the comics keep going and they could've kept going in spin offs but I would've preferred if they had given the main show a proper ending focusing on its oldest characters instead of having it just keep going and losing all its most important characters along the way. They could've kept a spin off going and adapted more comic parts after that but they should've had a proper ending for the entire cast.
The biggest issue with the walking dead after some stupid writing decisions is season length. There are way too many filler episodes throughout the seasons, which don’t particularly add anything to character development or story progression. 10 episode seasons would have suited this show more in my opinion
I stopped watching after season 9, with Carl dead and Rick gone the show felt hollow.. It felt like a corpse of it's former self, and I tried getting into season 10 several times but just couldn't. I just barely started watching the show again this week, and I've managed to get through half the season so far, it's been decent, I like seeing more of Negan, but I feel really disconnected with everyone else's stories, and find myself not caring or feeling bored. Going to try and finish the entire series though, I'm hoping season 11 will be good.
Like any show based on a written material, when you make changes that are major you will get back lash and it changes the momentum of the show as well.
@@zacharysheriff449 lmao, tell me you did t read the comics without telling me you didn't read the comics.. People left the show because they killed Carl as he is the one who was doing most of the things ricl and Darell were doing. After they got rid of him.
@@user-us5dr2qi2r actually, the show had one of if not its biggest drop off in viewership when Glenn died, which was accurate to the comics. Don't come at me again until you know what you're talking about
@zacharysheriff449 lol oh, you're one of them, Glenn's death was known from the start. His death, yes, did cause some noncomic fans to leave it wasn't the biggest, Carl's death was the biggest decline because it went off script, and by the time of his death there were a few good cherectures left from the comics, and when the future lead of the story is killed off it kinda kills the viewer ship. And I dont need to 'come at you' as you have nothing to come get.
@@user-us5dr2qi2r I’m “one of them” for naming a literal fact? Do facts hurt your feelings or something? Look up any data or article talking about viewership and Glenn’s death is a cause for one of the highest drops in tv show history. You got angry over a simple comment and can’t admit to being wrong, I’m almost embarrassed for you. Also if you’re calling me one of those people to imply I stopped watching after his death, that’s plain wrong and a horrible assumption on your part. His death is actually why I STARTED watching the show because everyone kept talking about it
Honestly, if they would have ended the show at the end of season 8, Negan defeated, Rick having a mortal wound and slowly bled out (kind of like the end of The War of the Planet of the Apes” knowing that there is le peace. I would have been okay with that.
when all those characters left at the same time it felt like we were forced to love connies group after 1-2 episodes. connie was cool but the rest were so bitchy and dramatic
Rick was the final nail in the coffin, but I had been losing interest in the show for a while. It just started feeling.... Weird. By the time the final season was out, it seemed like all the original characters were gone, and we were left with a bunch of new characters, or newer characters that we either had no time to connect with, or they just weren't enough to fill the shoes of the ones who left. Like I said, even tho I think the show was going down hill already, it really felt like Rick shooting that last shot turned it into an avalanche. "I found em" BOOM *show crumbles, as flaming zombies walk off the edge, and everyone cries*
Andrew Lincoln brought his family to Atlanta but his kids got older and he wanted them to be in school I think so he wanted to be home more. I guess he didn't want to move to the states and have them in American schools or home school them.
“Michonne had no reason to stick around anymore.” Bro what do you mean? How about he son she had with Rick and Ricks daughter who she said was never going to leave behind? She had plenty of reason to not leave
I'm just hoping all roads in the spinoffs and FTWD connect back to Rick Grimes and the CRM in a grand crossover event. That would be the smartest thing to do to try and save this beautiful franchise they've run into the ground, right??? I'm probably gonna be left disappointed but one can dream right? Rick Grimes is The Walking Dead and his ending should close out this franchise. But we all know within 10 years we'll be following adult Judith in season 5 of "The Next Generation" lol.
All I think they wanted is to make the series as real as possible so that not everyone can survive like Glenn or people that had no training to kill but most of them learnt it from Rick and Shane
What's sad is you can tell Carl's death came from issues in real life with the show runners. Since Chandler Riggs parents bought a house close to the set after he signed a huge contract extension. That's what you had as leaders for the show at the time, fighting with a teenager like children.
I heard a rumour that they killed of Carl because Chandler Riggs turned 18 meaning he was entitled to a higher wage now that he was an adult. AMC did not want to renogogiate a higher salary so they cut him loose. The show had/has a long running issue with funding and people getting paid properly. (AMC was in multiple lawsuits during the run of the series.)
yk how hard would it be considering multi-verse theory exists, to make a spin off but fix the issues for example, if its an alternate timeline, we could get a future with carl, rick and even glenn. Imagine how different it would be if they actually killed negan edit: I would just like to have a show that would have given us carl as the main character after season 8.
Lincoln: I am leaving caus carl died, i have no meaning in my character anymore Diane: I am leaving caus carl died, i have no meaning in my character anymore Judith: am I a damn Joke to you ?!?!?!?
Not sure if the is 100% correct but I've also heard carl was killed of because he was turning 18 in 2 weeks and they didn't want to give him more pay considering he would be an adult
I almost stopped watching after officer lams exit, but the final nail in the coffin for me was bob adams death. Not to mention einsenburg being killed off, honestly wasted potential
Ok this is off topic but can you do a video about what if michone never saved Andrea because then, rick never finds the Govonor so then never finds Alexadrea so no hiptop to tell them about Negin so then Glenn still alive and Herschel and Carl but then there's also no RJ and michone. 🤯😱 (Ps sorry for this being so long it just blows my mind)
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Killing off Carl was the worst mistake the showrunners made. Carl could of become the main character after Rick left. But nope, there goes all the character development they were building up for Carl.
For a little girl and black boy who didnt talk... Classic leftist takeover of something we once held dear.
It was the single dumbest decision ever. If they killed of Rick but kept Carl, I would still be interested because at least with Carl, you would have some nuance to it.
@@darkerkyo facts and we would see him grow up with Judith
I never found the character likable and the actor wasn't good either. I thought they were clearing out the dead wood by kiling him off. I was surprised how many people were upset about it.
@@darkwoods1954 it rly fekn sucked but yeah he wasn’t a great actor
Wonder how the show would’ve been if Darabont was never fired
It would have been as good as breaking bad. I will admit the first 6 seasons are one of the bests in all of TV but Darabont wouldn’t have done the shitty decisions the show runners did with season 7 and 8 and how badly paced they felt.
I swear I say this ALL THE TIME I would pay good money to go back in time and have 11 seasons of Darabont
Probably a lot better. Darabont was vital in the making of the show.
AMC always been the #1 problem of the show.... being cheap, being greedy. Cutting the budget but adding too many episodes, stretching storylines with filler, getting ride of Carl because of money. It wasn't Gimple he was the scapegoat! It was and will always be AMC. Thank God they never got involved with Breaking Bad writers
Frank Darabont certainly had a certain vision for the show and it sucks we’ll never get to see how it would have progressed
I think killing Carl wasn’t “The biggest TWD mistake” I think it actually was the biggest television history mistake. Negan worded it perfectly: “that kid was the future”
Biggest mistake in television history? Have you watched any other shows?
Yeah nah biggest goes to season 8 of Game of Thrones
@@jimlahey3919 I have, and I've never witnessed another TV show make a decision that caused it's fall from grace on such a catastrophic level.
@@stevenpohl8662 i mean yeah but GoT season 8 is the culmination of like seven quadrillion mistakes, killing Carl is one single absolute fucking disaster
We needed Carl in the later seasons so badly. They killed him off literally right before he really gets his time to shine in the "A New Beginning" and whisperers arcs. If they kept Carl alive and Andy still wanted to leave the show it would have been so cool to see Carl take over the mantle and become the leader his father was.
Carl Sucks!!!!
the left wing system has to emasculate the man, we cannot have ricks son alive because it goes against their agenda. Why else do you think homosexuality increased as the show went on?
AMC's worst mistake was to kill the character that would be one of the protagonists of the new phase of the new world (Carl) and the best decision was to let Rick be taken to the CRM and not die in an armored way by Sebastian 🙏🙏 🙏... and finally the worst mistake of the writers was letting Michonne steal Morgan's protein bars 💀💀💀
poor morgan bruh 😭😭
Carl left the show to focus on his education…🙄 lol
Bro I’ve Literally seen you comment on every twd videos
Bruh do you have a life😂
@@THATGIRL0121 Not exactly. The director wanted to fire him and kill his character off the show because he demanded a "raise." I had to find out myself after I finished 11 seasons until the end, and hearing this news realizing how much of a narcissist he thinks more for himself than the walking dead, and copied what Game of Thrones achieved.
That achievement was nothing compared to the success what Game of Thrones did, but they sure did axed the show after Netflix offered Benioff & Whise millions of dollars, so I can try make a similar comparison for bad writing.
@@rightsider 😢😢😢
The fact that Andrew Lincoln was silent for so long after informed that Carl was going to be killed off. Speaks volumes for what he knows about Rick's Character.
Slowly Rick's entire family left the show and we're left with Judith and Darryl
Darryl being his brother of course
And Carol too she was there from day 1 and would be considered family to Rick but yeah everyone started leaving
Also Maggie
Oh and not to forget RJ who is Rick & Michonne's child
And Carol. But yeah Daryl and Carol are the only two original cast left. Surprised Carol lasted as long as she has cause when she started she was a meek abused housewife.
The real biggest problem was morgan being all staff ninja one minute and then getting his ass kicked on the regular
Well that's because Morgan wasn't willing to fight.
@@jonfreeman9682 It's actually because Morgan is a poorly written character.
@@TheBlargglenope sometimes in fear but not in the main show
@@TheBlargglesaying this shows you don’t know a thing about writing
Danai, first and foremost, before she started acting on this show, was a playwright. Being in Atlanta for so many months out of the year is counterproductive to what her actual focus is, which is writing plays. She should be in NYC. The Walking Dead paid the bills, BUT she is an award winning playwright that has had her work appear on Broadway. The moment that Danai got casted in Black Panther is the moment I knew her days were numbered on TWD. That movie was giving her enough dough to pay the bills and the participation in TWD was not needed to meet that demand. Furthermore, the movie requires less time for her so she can spend more time playwrighting. The departure of Andrew the next season after she got the role just made it easier.
But, I would like to point out that Danai is cowriting the Rick and Michonne spinoff so she is still doing the same thing she loves doing while participating in The Walking Dead universe.
I never thought about it that way thank you for explaining that out. Danai is so fkn talented man, she deserves to make more than AMC is. AMC has been in a battle to save money for shareholders and executives ruining their shows for so long.
Absolutely. Every actor screenwriter playwright needs to balance their artistic aspirations with finances. TWD honestly was a great gig and still is. But back its heyday it was a huge success with 18 million viewers so you don't want to miss that opportunity. MCU is a huge publicity gig you don't want to miss out on as well. You do those two and you can indulge in your other passions.
She is a pathetic BLM shill who is going to absolutely trash this show. We wanted a rick spin off. Not stunning and brave black girl rescuing weak prisoner white man. Go woke go broke. It's going to be pathetic with this idiot having anything to do with being in it, let alone writing it.
Also you know way too much about her. I'd suggest putting that effort into something that matters. Not a rich black woman who claims she is a victim.
@Empire of the Wolves why? She a good character in MCU
@Empire of the Wolves Yep. Fall from grace.
Rick&Michonne: Our characters have no point any more because Carl is dead
Judith & RJ, their literal children: Bruh
You can't replace a key character from the show with an infant
@@mistersinister2043 Judith is around 13 now, and i think RJ is around 8 or 9
No matter her reasons for leaving, Danai put her ALL into Michonne until the very end. There's was never one single moment where I thought she was any other person on earth besides Michonne.
She inhabited that character PERFECTLY.
So damn ready to see her and Andy again on their new show.
Although she wasn't mentioned here, I feel like AMC screwed up when deciding to kill off Andrea. Her death was simply for shock value, but I feel like she could've done more if AMC kept her on longer.
yea that was the showrunners fault at the time. That's why im pretty sure he was fired and replaced with scott gimple.
Personally I didn’t like Andreas death either but lots of people seemed to dislike that character so I feel it was for the best. She did make a lot of bad decisions.
@@goldiekoi935 I agree. She never listened to good advice. Andrea felt that she didn't have to follow rules. She could've killed the governor many times but she didn't. Her death was her own fault.
I was so tired of Andrea at that point it made sense she died bc of the gov
I'm currently rewatching TWD and what I've noticed in her death episode and the episodes leading up to it is that there were so many things could've done for her not to die. Personally, I find the Governor somehow finding her at every turn way too convenient. And then I got really irritated that Milton wouldn't just crawl on the ground and get the pliers for her. I suppose the Milton thing isn't convenience because I've never been stabbed multiple times and don't know how much pain that would be, but if I was him, I'd do everything I can to drag my ass across that floor and give her the pliers directly.
I got a little off track. Anyways. I do agree. I didn't like her death, but the Andrea in the show had a character assassination. She was very different in the show versus the comics, and I think Michonne just kinda slid into her place later on.
Another thing I've noticed with S3 is that they did have so many opportunities to kill the governor and just didn't. When Merle and Daryl were forced to fight each other for entertainment, they had every opportunity to snipe the Governor down and didn't. Then Andrea could've killed him numerous times and didn't. Then Rick could've just shot him in a second when they were "negotiating". Just too many conveniences that kept the Governor alive the entire time.
The only death worse than Carl has to be Gargulio….
"Gargullio.. Hear that bird? *Gunshot* Gargullio..
Who?
@@shadows_star Gargullio was the person Merle killed in 3x6 when he was sent after Michonne
A pretty merciful death though. Quick and painless. He probably didn’t even know what hit him
@@edwinyouell6449 I went "who the hell?"
and then read your comment and went "OH, GARGULLIO!!!!"
and said it just like Rooker.
Jesus being killed off after his character was totally wasted was a big turning point for me. The show had lost a lot of the big characters then went on to waste what good characters they had left. Replacing them with new, boring characters like Magda and her gang.
This show had so much potential when all of the OG characters started showing up around season 2-4 if they were able to keep a majority of those people alive or at least not hold onto useless characters, cough cough Tara. They might actually have had something to work with in the later seasons.
Eugene was also soooo useless the ENTIRE TIME! Afraid to do anything and just dead weight. These writers were dropped on their heads as children or something.
They kept introducing new character that you'd have a hard time bonding with while also killing off those characters that their audience kept growing to, mainly to "capitalize on the shock value". Beth is the prime example, who died in the dumbest way imaginable. But there's also Tyreese who was also lazily killed off after being developed quite well. Abraham was a great character but I get why Negan would choose him to die, but this made Glenns death so much worse. Enid was one of those later introduced characters that wasn't likeable for a while but eventually developed in a good way, but of course she also got killed off for shock value. Henry was the main character of season 8 and everything revolved about his romance with Alphas daughter and yet again he was killed to capitalize on "shock value".
On the flipside you got all those new replacements you're expected to bond with now that the old cast was killed off like Terra, Rosita, Eugene, Siddiq, Magna and Yumiko, Connie and Kelly, Luke, Leah and Princess. This is way too much, of course some of them feel completely out of place. Originally the crew was realpy small up until season 5-6, but alas they kept introducing new people to replace the ones they discard. This is a horrible writing strategy if you ask me
They killed Carl off because they didn't wanna pay him more for being a adult
To be paid like an adult, you have to have acting skill like an adult and Chandler lacked in acting and hurt Carl's character.
@@RebeccaGaines588 cope
@@dylanroemmele906 chandler wasn’t a good actor
@@moneymonkeyman8280 no
@@dylanroemmele906 its true tho. he was getting "better" throughout the seasons but he never really had that convincing character moment that made me think "yeah, no one else could do this role..." and thats not the most important thing, saying the role cant be filled by just anyone, but its something a long running show should be considering so the later seasons wont have to kill off an important character. Chandler was ok for the first 2 seasons where he was a key priority due to how innocent and unready he was for the world, even before an apocalypse, all he had to do was cry and say dad and he was set. As the show progressed and he got more solo moments it became apparent the leaning on the "cry for dad" act had held back more potential for chandler himself to get better at his craft, not just the character. He was still a kid tho, so none of it really matters in the long run considering TWD set him up for future consideration in roles we dont even know of yet.
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i feel like Beth should've lived a couple more episodes or seasons 😭
I agree. I wasn’t a fan of her at first but I grew to like her RIGHT before she was killed! 🤦🏻♀️
@@jessseg4100 should've made it to alexandria at least.. or you know. not kill her at all! 😭
She could have easily lived longer, i honestly dont know why she stabbed that cop... literally so silly...
They definitely shouldn’t have killed Carl
the maggie walking sound effects got me 💀
i just got to that point and its so fucking hilarious LOL
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On top of Rick and Carl not appearing in later half of season 9, then 10. The main group for some reason stopped using guns, this took me out of it completely because all the conflicts they got into they could have easily tackled not even a season ago. Some could say they ran out of ammunition, but considering the amount of guns and ammunition there is in the USA this is unlikely. On top of that, Eugene knows how to make bullets so it really killed the atmosphere of the show for me - I could not take it seriously anymore.
You expect guns and ammo to be abundant after 12 years of being used against zombies and other people with little to no new ammo or guns being made? Yes Eugene knew how to make them but that takes a lot of resources and equipment. Keep in mind how well places like the commonwealth were armed, meaning weapons and ammo that the main group would have wanted to find had already been taken, and you can assume the commonwealth was taking the resources to make more as well with how freely they used ammo
As good as Negan is, it makes no sense that he is still around
I just seriously wonder, if it was so devastating to so many of the cast that chandler Riggs was being killed off how could they not fight that decision at all? Surely they could have done anything to even sway the show runners idea to kill him off :/
apparently they tried, and honestly if I were chandler I wouldn't want to stay after the showrunners did something like that even if it had worked
They could have recast Carl. I would have wanted him to stay had they done that
@Rebecca Gaines ,
It was a Money Decision. wrong headed. Wouldn't have been a good call
@@karengoldenthal2889 I understand that. AMC is a SINFULLY CHEAP! They CONTINUOUSLY bring in new cast instead of focusing on the storyline. (Super annoying, especially when we were waiting for a wrap up of the the show)
Bad managing at AMC. But Chandler was not a strong actor. Definitely not strong enough to carry the show. So, the original story would have been better than where they went with it, had it been a better actor I would have thought the same, I was just all in all sick of Chandler. Not Carl.
Jesus seemed like the biggest underused character to me. The dude could single handidly kill a horde of zombies yet his only memorable scenes were his introduction and his death. The way he died was perfect but it was way too soon, and if they needed him to die at that time they should of used him more before his death. Everybody immediately liked his character, once people feel connected to a character they have so much possibility with it which they wasted. Yet they introduce a new group of connie, magna, yumiko, the musician dude, etc who are all still alive and get a bunch of screentime that nobody cares about.
Andrew Lincoln wanted to leave the show after season 4 all the way up until season 8. The cast and crew kept convincing him to stay. Jadis and the Scavengers were brought into the show mainly just to take Rick away. Also Georgie was only brought into the show for Lauren Cohan to leave. Both Georgie and the Scavengers were brought into season 8 just for those reasons 😂
The show was already dead by the time Carl died. The death of Andrea was the real big one back when the show still mattered. The Negan introduction then REALLY killed all momentum of the show and it never recovered the viewership it had previously.
I think each season, the show went downhill when kids get killed off and all that. I was glad to see Denise and Olivia got more time onscreen and then they took those two out. Plus, Henry's death was the last straw. Carol lost Sophia, the two sisters from the prison and then Henry. It is way too much for her.
AMC did Chandler Riggs wrong! I was so pissed because it’s supposed to become through Carl’s point!🤬😡After Lincoln left, I didn’t watch the rest of the seasons until now.
Season 9 I think was actually amazing even after Rick left
@@nathangarnett9476only because of the whisperers
The biggest problem is AMC! Started off killing the budget, firing the director, adding too many episodes. Those 3 things haunted the show
Season 7 had way too many filler episodes
@@skwisgarskwigelf7191 Yeah, after season 5 onwards I skip forward most of the scenes. When the characters start to share their feelings each other like they are laying on the couch of a psychiatrist, I just roll my eyes and skip forward. I skipped entire episode of Tara got left on those beach group.
@@adilcn1774ironically, the episode you skipped was the first one I ever watched
Didn’t know Heath’s actor didn’t want to leave. You learn something new every day.
And they never resolved that part. Was Heath dead or alive? What the hell happened there?
@@skwisgarskwigelf7191 Apparently, we will find out of we keep watching. It may take another 10 years to find out though.
But, the CRM took him. Same people that have Rick.
I don’t think Maggie leaving is outrageous, she couldn’t be around people that were keeping Negan alive it was too much
But she was the one who let him live first…She was going to bash his head in when he was in confinement, but then realize him living was the best punishment for him.
@@vivs9314 yo ur right
Nothing is worse than the departure of Bob Adams
can't go back bob
Wow! It's so nice to hear your voice after watching so many of your edits! Keep it up!
I think one of the biggest problems in the show was they never looked into any mass zombie, killing traps or anything. It was one scene and one instance where they rolled some logs down a hill and took out a whole group of them but they never did anything cool like that again really
It's not hard to find a way to take out large groups of extremely slow moving zombies, especially when they have all that equipment available to them
you forgot to mention this, but Jesus also left the show due to Tom Payne's request, because he felt that the character had become stale and i think at that time he was working on his show Prodigal Son
From what I understand it was less that he felt his character had become stale and more that he felt his character was being underutilised
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I think michonnes character very much had some things to do still. She still had Judith, some people forget how much of a mother she was and how close her and Judith are. They just basically pawned her parenthood off on Daryl because it was easy but I would’ve loved to see some more michonne and Judith
Ignore Judith She had R.J her actual Son...Judith wasnt hers i could see MAYBE pawning her off But R.J is actually hers like no mother would leave there child to find there Husband and as a father of 2 and a Husband If my wife left my 2 kids behind to come find me i would kill her myself.
And her own kid which she seemingly abandoned
@@MandoFyou're acting like she left her kids in the woods when they are safe with family 😂😂😂
@@Iletyoulive define safe in the walking dead universe LOL
@@MandoF those kids live in a community where they go to school,where they can be kids and with people that would protect them with their lives,saying michonne abandoned her kids is not only disingenuous but trolling
I’m having a really hard time finishing season 11 on Netflix. I’ve been a huge fan for over 10 years. Seasons 1-6 is some of the best TV I’ve ever seen. Watched numerous times. Season 7-8 were bad. Season 9 was amazing. Season 10& 11 have been boring. Too many characters, too much stuff going on, the characters aren’t as interesting , all my favorites are gone, not enough focus on the l horror aspect ect. It’s actually been a struggle finishing this show. What a shame. Rick leaving & them killing off Carl were the 2 biggest blows to the show. I’m keeping my fingers crossed for these spin off shows but not getting my hopes up too high.
I always go back to my main statement -
“ At least it isn’t Fear The Walking Dead “.
For me Carl’s death was the last straw, too.
Carl was the end of the show. That's when I stopped watching.
No one was left to carry the original story after that.
What's the point of telling a story, if halfway through you're going to kill off all the characters we followed and replace them with new ones? You should have just told the story starting from the 2nd group of characters.
All the ended up doing was having a revolving door of new characters that no one wanted to bond to because we knew they would die of for stupid reasons.
At least Game of Thrones was smart enough to keep the core members of the original cast around.
I've never seen TWD but gonna watch this vid in full, clean editing so far btw
Your videos are worse than mine
I hope they reboot TWD one day with Frank Darabont on the project. I know they can't really use the same actors but they should reboot the show and follow the original show events perfectly maybe change a few deaths like Hershel maybe idk but then when it gets to All Out War they DONT kill Carl off and they make sure whoever plays Rick actually stays on the show. End it perfectly.
They should just do a faithful animated adaptation of the comics.
@@theunknownuser9609 Just like what Amazon is doing with Invincible!
@@PedroLucas-mg5je Indeed
I feel like there are so many characters from the walking dead that died too early whether or not the actors left the show: Andrea, Beth, Carl, Dale, Enid, Tara, T-Dog, and I could name so many more, I feel like less thought was put into the deaths especially in later seasons and a lot of deaths were just used for shock factor and laziness
Andrew Lincoln actually stated he regretted leaving the Walking Dead.
Broooo . Just imagine if Frank was still the showrunner from the get-go 😭
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@@ClashedPR bro tried to sneak Nebraska in
The Negan and Maggie series will be an insult to Glen
I would’ve loved to see badass Carl in whisperer getup walking amongst the dead
non of this would've happened if michonne didn't take the protein bar
Andrew leaving as rick grimes and glenns death is the biggest mistake
At the end of TWD, I wasn’t even sad or nostalgic because literally every main character that is important that is left alive is getting their own spin-off of some sort anyways, smh. I doesn’t even feel like the show is over.
Scott Gimple's ability to gimp every show he touches is amazing. What's even more amazing is the fact that AMC hasn't fired his a**.
I think I would have been more upset about Carl had the actor, Chandler Riggs, done a better job.
He just wasn't a strong actor, he hadn't really grown from the beginning, he had a bit of a chip on his shoulders I could always feel.
He always felt like he was reading a script rather than BEING the character. (Kind of like, he assumed his character was safe, so he didn't really have to try.)
But, all in all, he just isn't a strong actor, Carl should have been cast to a much stronger actor.
He was annoying, but I respected his character, but he sucked as Carl, and really held him back IMO.
I AGREE SO SO SO MUCH WITH THIS!! he wasn't a great actor and Carl (comic wise) was a really STRONG character to begin with. Chandler Riggs in my opinion doesn't bring anything to the table, Carl (in the series) didn't grow for me, he started to "grow" in the 8th season but it was really slow and not really important tbh, he was going to die anyways. for me he wasn't annoying cause he wasn't there lmao, he was like a ghost and really feel like he was the shadow from Rick and I get why but that's AMC fault
i'm mad at the series cause Carl in the comics is such a great character, and it's really important through the entire series, but i don't get why they didn't try to accomplish that?
The try to make importance to every single character, and i get why, but that doesn't make sense at all, why make an entire arc about Rosita trying to kill Negan? like, yes, it makes sense but they could still make an arc about Rosita but with the help of others with they OWN sense, like they really make weird choices with 7th-8th seasons, they really didn't what to do
There was also Kevin Carroll who played Virgil. He just... vanished after S11E8, and was never seen or mentioned again. I have no idea what happened there.
Nah. Judith and Negan made it special anyways. Whisperers were the scariest ones and both Maggie and Rick weren't a part of it. Daryl, Negan and Carol played it nicely. Honestly, didn't miss anybody during that time.
About Andrew. Some people have no idea how psychologically exhausting is this type of acting that Andrew went through. Do you think that his realism was just an empty act?? Get it first that you have to force a lot of emotions on yourself and you can cause serious trauma to yourself. Andrew went grey in just few years. Now think about why so many actors etc ends up addicted and relying on other weird stuff.
Yes for me I was more interested in relationship of Negan and Judith then Daryl and Judith, not complaining though. When Negan saved Judith and Dog from winter storm in season 10 it felt heartwarming.
@@daddyshome275 Exactly. For me Judith to survive and her importance in this show was obvious since Laurie's death episode. From the scene when She helped Luke and the rest after Rick's disappearance, everything became interesting on a different level. They did it well.
@@daddyshome275that was the season 9 finale actually
The show was just disgraceful post Carl's death.
@@Jimmy-iy9pl 🤣Then you should just stop watching and get on with your life. Fcn simple.
My main problem is it just fell victim to what most long-running shows do. With 16 and THEN 24 episodes a season, it started to feel like a chore to watch..
With most of the arcs in TWD they easily could’ve done 8 episode seasons. So much time is spent dicking around and talking.
100 percent, they make us fall in love with a show than fuck it all up by dragging out episodes for money grabs and we all keep watching because of the hope that it'll get as good as it was during seasons 1-6
I wish I could go back in time to fix the show before it turned into this.
Honestly I think they should've ended the story at season 8 or 9 with as much of the cast as possible. I know the comics keep going and they could've kept going in spin offs but I would've preferred if they had given the main show a proper ending focusing on its oldest characters instead of having it just keep going and losing all its most important characters along the way. They could've kept a spin off going and adapted more comic parts after that but they should've had a proper ending for the entire cast.
Im really curious to see Rick’s reaction to finding out about the whispers i hope Michonne brings it up in future conversation.
The biggest issue with the walking dead after some stupid writing decisions is season length. There are way too many filler episodes throughout the seasons, which don’t particularly add anything to character development or story progression. 10 episode seasons would have suited this show more in my opinion
I stopped watching after season 9, with Carl dead and Rick gone the show felt hollow..
It felt like a corpse of it's former self, and I tried getting into season 10 several times but just couldn't.
I just barely started watching the show again this week, and I've managed to get through half the season so far, it's been decent, I like seeing more of Negan, but I feel really disconnected with everyone else's stories, and find myself not caring or feeling bored.
Going to try and finish the entire series though, I'm hoping season 11 will be good.
it would’ve been cool to see how dales character would’ve changed in the seasons moving forward
Like any show based on a written material, when you make changes that are major you will get back lash and it changes the momentum of the show as well.
Funny how sticking to the comics is what lost them the most viewership
@@zacharysheriff449 lmao, tell me you did t read the comics without telling me you didn't read the comics..
People left the show because they killed Carl as he is the one who was doing most of the things ricl and Darell were doing. After they got rid of him.
@@user-us5dr2qi2r actually, the show had one of if not its biggest drop off in viewership when Glenn died, which was accurate to the comics. Don't come at me again until you know what you're talking about
@zacharysheriff449 lol oh, you're one of them, Glenn's death was known from the start. His death, yes, did cause some noncomic fans to leave it wasn't the biggest, Carl's death was the biggest decline because it went off script, and by the time of his death there were a few good cherectures left from the comics, and when the future lead of the story is killed off it kinda kills the viewer ship.
And I dont need to 'come at you' as you have nothing to come get.
@@user-us5dr2qi2r I’m “one of them” for naming a literal fact? Do facts hurt your feelings or something? Look up any data or article talking about viewership and Glenn’s death is a cause for one of the highest drops in tv show history. You got angry over a simple comment and can’t admit to being wrong, I’m almost embarrassed for you. Also if you’re calling me one of those people to imply I stopped watching after his death, that’s plain wrong and a horrible assumption on your part. His death is actually why I STARTED watching the show because everyone kept talking about it
Honestly, if they would have ended the show at the end of season 8, Negan defeated, Rick having a mortal wound and slowly bled out (kind of like the end of The War of the Planet of the Apes” knowing that there is le peace. I would have been okay with that.
when all those characters left at the same time it felt like we were forced to love connies group after 1-2 episodes. connie was cool but the rest were so bitchy and dramatic
Lost of themes, Carl's death, and filler episodes are the problems of the walking dead
ive just watched season 8-9 and 10 and they killed so many off, you could just tell it was coming to an end.
but still they pushed on with a few more seasons lol
Rick was the final nail in the coffin, but I had been losing interest in the show for a while. It just started feeling.... Weird. By the time the final season was out, it seemed like all the original characters were gone, and we were left with a bunch of new characters, or newer characters that we either had no time to connect with, or they just weren't enough to fill the shoes of the ones who left. Like I said, even tho I think the show was going down hill already, it really felt like Rick shooting that last shot turned it into an avalanche. "I found em" BOOM *show crumbles, as flaming zombies walk off the edge, and everyone cries*
I love how the intro and thumbnail looks like SunnyV2
Andrew Lincoln brought his family to Atlanta but his kids got older and he wanted them to be in school I think so he wanted to be home more. I guess he didn't want to move to the states and have them in American schools or home school them.
I know this was not the point, but god do I miss Whiskey Cavalier!
My biggest problem with the walking dead was killing off characters for shock value.
The excuse “No one is Safe” got real old, really fast
There were some facts here I never knew until now. I also agree that they should’ve kept Carl alive
“Michonne had no reason to stick around anymore.” Bro what do you mean? How about he son she had with Rick and Ricks daughter who she said was never going to leave behind? She had plenty of reason to not leave
That made me chuckle
You should make a twd edit with (talking to the moon x fantasy) music
there was also rumors of AMC getting rid of chandler riggs because he would have to sign a new contract that would cost AMC millions
I think the biggest problem of TWD is the CGI 😂
all of the budget was used on the explosion of Pamela's estate lmao
Yeah
ITS THE BEST CGI END GAME WAS TRASH LOL
@@Larry_Mate best cgi
@@Larry_Mate I will
I'm just hoping all roads in the spinoffs and FTWD connect back to Rick Grimes and the CRM in a grand crossover event. That would be the smartest thing to do to try and save this beautiful franchise they've run into the ground, right???
I'm probably gonna be left disappointed but one can dream right?
Rick Grimes is The Walking Dead and his ending should close out this franchise.
But we all know within 10 years we'll be following adult Judith in season 5 of "The Next Generation" lol.
All I think they wanted is to make the series as real as possible so that not everyone can survive like Glenn or people that had no training to kill but most of them learnt it from Rick and Shane
If they kept Shane alive he could have came back to fight Carl for Judith, kinda like carls coming of age.
Carl was killed off due to disagreement with the show runners, Lincoln left as a result of the treatment of Carl...
What's sad is you can tell Carl's death came from issues in real life with the show runners. Since Chandler Riggs parents bought a house close to the set after he signed a huge contract extension. That's what you had as leaders for the show at the time, fighting with a teenager like children.
I heard a rumour that they killed of Carl because Chandler Riggs turned 18 meaning he was entitled to a higher wage now that he was an adult. AMC did not want to renogogiate a higher salary so they cut him loose. The show had/has a long running issue with funding and people getting paid properly. (AMC was in multiple lawsuits during the run of the series.)
CORAL stop hitting the gritty in front of the walkers. They don't like that
yk how hard would it be considering multi-verse theory exists, to make a spin off but fix the issues
for example, if its an alternate timeline, we could get a future with carl, rick and even glenn.
Imagine how different it would be if they actually killed negan
edit: I would just like to have a show that would have given us carl as the main character after season 8.
Bro ur editing is amazing
Thank you so much
@@ClashedPR keep up the good work!
That Maggie edit 😂😂
Lincoln: I am leaving caus carl died, i have no meaning in my character anymore
Diane: I am leaving caus carl died, i have no meaning in my character anymore
Judith: am I a damn Joke to you ?!?!?!?
Not sure if the is 100% correct but I've also heard carl was killed of because he was turning 18 in 2 weeks and they didn't want to give him more pay considering he would be an adult
Awesome editing!
this video ended very abruptly
I love The Walking Dead finished season 11 kinda got me sad but yes killing off Carl was the biggest mistake ever
I almost stopped watching after officer lams exit, but the final nail in the coffin for me was bob adams death. Not to mention einsenburg being killed off, honestly wasted potential
Ok this is off topic but can you do a video about what if michone never saved Andrea because then, rick never finds the Govonor so then never finds Alexadrea so no hiptop to tell them about Negin so then Glenn still alive and Herschel and Carl but then there's also no RJ and michone. 🤯😱
(Ps sorry for this being so long it just blows my mind)
Carl apparently was telling people leaks of the show on reddit,they were pissed. His dad told cause Carl signed a nda.
Andrew actually wanted to leave at the end of Season 8 but it was delayed BECAUSE Carl died.
2:03 was that the final show runner? She was awesome.
I’ve watched a lot of your videos here and follow you on tiktok and just now realized you are the same person