Rest in Peace

I know this series has been a constant up and down. Like many, I stopped watching at one point, started again, and stopped again. But something always brought me back to this series, which has now accompanied me for a large part of my life.

What the creators of the series have achieved towards the end is something special. Especially this last episode of the original series expressed so much beautiful that it leaves me emotional after the last words of Judith. Especially the montage of all those we lost over the series was beautifully done. Also to be mentioned is the great build up of the many characters that were added within the last 3 seasons, such as Lydia, which really added to the series in terms of the complexity of the characters. The fact that with Eugene someone who was introduced as a coward in the series and towards the end became the most courageous of all, as well as the strong personal improvement from the evil par excellence Negan, to a heartwarming character who really wants to do something good, is terrific character development, which in my opinion rarely occurs within series.

We can only congratulate the creators of the series, because they have created something great, which will remain timeless for a long time because of the theme and the message in the subtext.

The end of this show can only be recognized as one of the best ever, where really little comes close (Six Feet Under remains unbeaten). It was a really great ride and I'm positively looking forward to the mini-series with Rick and Michonne.

We are the ones who live!

TWD has been an up and down show. And for me it just has not been yhe same without Rick. It was definitely time to wrap the show up. I was a bit bored with some of the storylines this season, and I feared it wiuld be impossible to provide a satisying ending, But I was wrong. The finale was the best, most exciting, most emotional, and most satisfying episode in years. Seriously, there was not a wasted moment. Every scene was gripping. This is how great shows deserve to end, and the finale truky cements TWD into a show that will be worth watching for future generations to come. Thank you to all involved for this amazing finale.

A good ending in which our survivors must save their kids and the Commonwealth , here there's an intimate review of the past exploits of our protagonists . The series goes on to explore the challenges of life in a world overrun by zombies who take a toll on the survivors , and sometimes the interpersonal conflicts present a greater danger to their continuing survival than the zombies that roam the country . Over time, the characters are changed by the constant exposure to death and some grow willing to do anything to survive . Concerning a merciless fight for survival in which some survivors struggle to fend off the invader zombies ; as well as competing with other survivor groups who are prepared to do whatever it takes to survive . This ¨Rest In Peace¨(2022) whose title is taken directly from the final volume of its predecessor graphic novel based on the series drawn by Robert Kirkman ; it turns out to be a stirring and enjoyable episode . Resulting to be one of the highest earning in the last season ; in addition , being full of eerie scenes with the creepy zombies and thrilling events . There are some flashbacks in which we noticeably remember previous heroes who sadly disappeared , adding images of the survivors . A nostalgic look at the past that makes us feel a lot of emotions and attraction for the disappeared friends in which we have lived , enjoyed and suffered with the large number of protagonists during 175 episodes which little by little they have usually perished at the hands of the Whisperers and some heads put on pikes or killed by evildoers or ruthless assassins . There are agreeable final appearances from Rick Grimes : Andrew Lincoln since his disappearance after the bridge explosion , and Michonne's : Danai Gurira first appearance since going to look for Rick and a quick look at beloved roles , such as Lori : Sarah Wayne and son Carl : Chandler Riggs , Shane : John Bernthal , Andrea Harrison : Laurie Holden , Beth Greene : Emily Kenny , Hershel Greene : recently deceased Scott Wilson , Glenn Rhee : Steven Yeun , a large but shrinking group while struggling to fend off the zombie hordes . And , of course , a spectacular ride on his motorcycle by Daryl Dixon himself : Norman Reedus only actor who played the 175 episodes , following Melissa McBride as Carol Peletier who performed 174 episodes.

This is magnificent finale episode turns out to be a remix of the comics ending , packing feeling scenes as well as noisy action , intense drama , violence while our protagonists facing off nasty Pamela Milton : Laila Robins and adding lots of blood and gore . It's a solid episode at 90 minutes approx. , that's the longest chapter of the series , containing a terror story with plenty of suspense , restless horror in cinematic style , and eventually a sensitive finale with redemption included , being competently directed by Greg Nicotero who's a main creator of the series.

A depressing but amazing end to the series. A couple scenes left me with tears in my eyes. I've had some series finales leave me disappointed. This show did NOT disapoint. I loved the final ten minutes wrapping up the series and giving the viewers with what I felt was a proper goodbye. I wasn't sure if I wanted to watch the spinoffs that will be released in the near future but after this finale I now know that I will watch them. I got all the feels. Well done to the writers, director, actors and everyone else involved... thank you for the proper send off. This episode will probably stick in my head for days now.

Thank you for time invested, it's been a wonderful ride. I have to admit I've never read the comic and never had an ending imagined so here it is.

Since season 6 everything was recycling. We saw villains after villains and fully understood that the real monsters where the living.

Never figured out what happened to Rick or why the dead involved. Forgot what this is all about, how the virus was spread or any chance for a cure.

I don't want to watch "Fear the walking dead" or any of the TWD universe. 12 years should be enough for a beginning and and end. Nevertheless we had a good time watching the series but don't expect people to keep up to an never ending story.