Our survivors must save their kids and the Commonwealth.Our survivors must save their kids and the Commonwealth.Our survivors must save their kids and the Commonwealth.
Cassady McClincy Zhang
- Lydia
- (as Cassady McClincy)
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This was a rollercoaster of emotion for me. The walking dead has become something that I have watched growing up and I have grown up loving these characters. It was the ending I wanted. The parallels were everything to me.
From season one to now the development of the entire world of the walking dead has been incredible, at some moments not as enjoyable as others. But when the highs are high this was one of the best shows to watch. The unpredictable deaths throughout the seasons kept you hooked and I was always wanting to see what happened in the next week. This is something I will cherish and rewatch with joy. Can't wait to watch more. All that's left to say is,
Thank you.
From season one to now the development of the entire world of the walking dead has been incredible, at some moments not as enjoyable as others. But when the highs are high this was one of the best shows to watch. The unpredictable deaths throughout the seasons kept you hooked and I was always wanting to see what happened in the next week. This is something I will cherish and rewatch with joy. Can't wait to watch more. All that's left to say is,
Thank you.
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.
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.
As a finale, this episode was satisfying enough. We saw old characters return in flashbacks and the characters we have left get conclusions that I can be happy with. Even though the commonwealth story arc felt a little rushed and out of place in a lot of aspects, it still moved the story forward enough to be worth implementing. I still think the final season should have had way more big character deaths, it seemed like the right time for many of our characters to go after all this time. This ties in to my main issue with the finale, being that it was clearly made to push the ever expanding universe's spin-offs. If it wasn't for that it would have been near perfect ending to my favourite show.
It has been a long road for the wandering dead. It had an incline and a decline. Although it had many turns and twists, some of them were similar. Still, my favourite characters from this show are Daryl and Negan. In 2023, I'm anticipating additional information. I'm hoping for greater narratives. We also need some strong personalities. Although he did a fantastic job, Andrew Lincoln left the show in the midst, and Daryl (Reedus) continued.
My favourite show deserves to be seen more often. The thank-you messages to the fans were a wonderful addition to the after-show package, and this was arguably the nicest finish one could ever imagine. One of my all-time favourite shows. Thank you. I'm so glad it's finished.
My favourite show deserves to be seen more often. The thank-you messages to the fans were a wonderful addition to the after-show package, and this was arguably the nicest finish one could ever imagine. One of my all-time favourite shows. Thank you. I'm so glad it's finished.
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.
Did you know
- TriviaChandler Riggs visited the set while filming was taking place and was convinced to be in the background of a scene. He was given a hat to blend in.
- GoofsWhen Rosita falls from the pipe to land in the horde, a large black padded mat can be seen where she falls.
- Quotes
Daryl Dixon: Stop! What the hell you doing? We all deserve better than this. You build this place to be like the old world, that was the fucking problem.
Pamela Milton: If I open the gates, the dead will get in, not just the living.
Daryl Dixon: If you don't, you're gonna lose everything anyway. We got one enemy. We ain't the walking dead.
- SoundtracksCult Of Personality
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Written by Corey Glover, Vernon Reid, Will Calhoun, and Muzz Skillings
Performed by Living Colour
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- Georgia, USA(filmed on location in)
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- Runtime
- 1h 5m(65 min)
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- 1.78 : 1
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