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THE WALKING DEAD 3X10 (Patreon)

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2026-02-09 14:15:04
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2026-10

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IF THEY DON'T KILL PHILLIP OMG

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ChunkySloth

Oh, i love this season!! And your reactions are everything. 😂😂 But where did ya get the potato plushie? Its so cute! Watch out, TWD only gets crazier from here.

Naty

This is a good mess!! Love the action, and I love your reactions to deaths because same and they turn to be so out of nowhere Daryl baby!!

robin

season 3 is so good because after all those time spending winter with no shelter after shane, losibg the farm, and then loris gone, judith born- rick really hasnt had the time properly grief. personally i feel like season 3 really shows the kind of person and leader rick is becoming

Ash Lee Can

I think there's actually a deleted scene where Ghost Lori turns out to be a walker lol...

Paradigox

Daryl's development...my man, my man, my man 😩 💕 RIP, Axel 😞 I was starting to like his weird ass...it's also crazy how literally none of the prisoners lasted the full season! Introduced and killed off, all within 10 episodes Also, yeah, the Governor IS worse than Shane. I can't stand Philip's ass omfg

Paradigox

There is! I saw it recently on YouTube when searching for the deleted Vatos scene, and wow, walker!Lori was one of their creepiest walkers yet, even though it was a hallucination 😂 nearly gave me a heart attack

Ash Lee Can

TW: SA The thing about Glenn is that he has every right to be angry, but he's making Maggie's assualt about himself. Like you said, Maggie already told him that he didn't do it, but Glenn not only in his mind already made up in his mind that he DID, he put it on blast last episode, not once, but TWICE! I was going to comment on it last reaction, but I figured I'd wait until this one just to have it in one, whole comment... Last episode, when Glenn, Rick, Daryl and Maggie were having their heated discussion about whether or not they were bringing Merle, Daryl said Merle wasn't a rapist, and Glenn responded, "Well, his buddy is." Now, Rick & Daryl didn't seem to catch what Glenn was REALLY implying because the conversation just continued without them seemingly actually processing what was said in that moment, but Maggie immediately did because it cut to her immediately looking directly at Glenn, taken back and hurt that he just said put her on blast like that. But then Glenn did it AGAIN when he had his crashout on the walker and then Rick by the truck, screaming, "DO YOU KNOW WHAT HE DID TO HER!? DO YOU KNOW WHAT HE DID!?", after claiming that it should have been himself that went back, and not her. While he's Maggie is literally standing right there, going from, "I'm standing right here!", and he's not even addressing her(he's screaming at Rick the whole time), to her screaming back at him as he's screaming and ignoring her in thst moment to "LEAVE IT ALONE! STOP IT!". And THAT'S when the lightbulb finally went off for Rick that The Governor did something to Maggie. And Glenn just exposed it, putting her sexual assualt on blast in the midst of his rage... And here Glenn is, STILL raging about the prison, and again, he's making it about himself because he feels like he failed Maggie. She was right. Despite her already telling him that was not raped, it was HE that needed Maggie to talk about it. He was projecting it onto her by making seem it she needed it because he felt that HE needed to hear it, to confirm what his mind already made up about what happened, as if he needed anything else to fuel the already rage he has about it. Like a person who forces themselves to watch the horror that's laid before and/or unto them because they want to always have the reminder, to never forget what they'll be getting their get-back for. He failed her, not because she got assualted and he was helpless, but because he's letting himself be so blinded by his rage, that he's not being there for her in the way that she actually needs it...

Paradigox

Agreed! I think some are a bit impatient and harsh on him. Rick has been nothing but go-go-go since...well, everything. He's not had time to really sit with Lori's death properly. Every time he starts to heal, it's one step forward, two steps back, like seeing "Shane" in Woodbury triggering him again, thus the hallucinations starting after he'd began doing better after the boiler room. That's just how grief works; it's not linear. It's hard enough in the normal world, much less one like this. He's doing his best, but it's hard for him 💔

Ash Lee Can

You're mom freaking out about Hershel made me holler. It reminded me of when my dad watched Twilight Breaking Dawn Part 2, and probably didn't react the whole movie until he thought Esme was about to get got 😆. My mom, sisters and I all looked at him like 😳🤨, then looked at each other and fell out 😂🤣😂... Michonne was running to save Hershel...

Daniela V.

Rip Blondie :(( I remember him lasting longer but I guess not. Every time him and Carol were talking I kept feeling like he was going to get shot so I guess a part of me did remember

Daniela V.

I love the subtle pan to the sign that said "yellow creek" after Daryl decides to go back to the group. Just shows that Daryl was not only right, but his directional instincts are as sharp as ever. Daryl truly does not need Merle or to be put down constantly to thrive.

Paradigox

You perfectly nailed my problem with Glenn in this part of the show! He also refused to not take Maggie at her word when she told him what happened (though as stated here, what the Governor did was STILL violating, even if there was no penetration; it was still SA). He was convinced that it had to be "worse" (please note the quotations!!) than it was, despite Maggie saying that she wasn't assaulted in the way he seems convinced that she was. I like Glenn, but he was 100% wrong in his approach to this. I wish they had focused on HIS trauma, like being tortured and had a walker thrown at him, that he had to kill with no weapons and tied up. Instead, he made Maggie's trauma about him, and it seems like what Merle did to him was a throwaway thing, when it very much wasn't.

Ariana Escalante

This episode got me pacing around lol 😭😭

Ariana Escalante

Glenn had every to be angry but I think that he was just worried and was not there for her in that room probably that’s why he is keep on bringing it up to her when Maggie told he didn’t do anything

JJ

Not you hitting your mom with Kimja when Daryl saved Rick 😂😂😂

Ash Lee Can

I agree. I DO think that part of it is also that Glenn(and Maggie) are also pretty young, and this is very likely his first, real relationship, let alone probably the first time he'd knowingly been in a situation where S.A. has been involved., especially this close to "home" for him. And I also there that being young, often times comes with a lack of self-awareness, which is often due to lack of self-reflecting. At least on the things they probably SHOULD be self-reflecting on. Glenn here is self-reflecting, but he's reflecting on the fact that he couldn't protect Maggie, instead of reflecting on how his reaction and how he's going about it is affecting himself, Maggie, and everyone else around him. Of course, it varies from person to person, as some people are just more naturally more introspective than others, but it often comes for most with age over time as we gain more and more understanding of ourselves... And the thing about someone like Glenn, someone who doesn't necessarily get angry or EXPRESS anger often, and often very level-headed, that when they DO express that deep anger, it's often a scary explosion of rage, and it can often be much more difficult for people like that really navigate through their rage in a healthy manner, especially when they're young, because they're not actually used getting to that point emotionally, let alone quickly come out it. Often times, the most peaceful, most level-headed, and/or most empathetic people produce the biggest, scariest crashouts when they finally snap. Like their "rage bucket" had been slowly getting filled bit by bit, and when it gets filled to the top, suddenly it's a volcanic eruption. And sometimes it can just take a downpour or single drop to make that bucket spill tf out. So, add on all of that, getting his asswhooped, then almost getting chomped on by a walker while defenseless. He got the downpour, and seeing Maggie in the state she was in sent it over the edge... I do wish there was (there was only the moment when Glenn & Michonne saw him coming up with the rest of the group, and he was ready to kill Merle right then and there because of what Merle did to him, but that was mostly it), but I can totally why what happened to him almost immediately the moment he saw Maggie, as if I was in Glenn's shoes, I'd be more pissed about what happened to than what to Maggie than happened to me she was clearly traumatized from, which was a skewed version of the tactic does in the comics), except I think I'd also be more attentive to what my girlfriend needed, whether it was space, to talk, etc. I'm not saying I wouldn't be raging and ready to be on a warpath(especially knowing that The Governor was eventually coming because he's right, they can't leave now with Hershel's handicap, which we saw in this episode how much of it can really hinder them, and baby Judith, and with Daryl gone, and Rick's mind spinning off the tracks, Glenn is the only main one they got for leadership who can still fight, so kow there's the added pressure of), but Maggie's needs would have absolutely been taking some priority with me. But I'm also at least a decade older than Glenn is here, and have had my fair share of unpleasant moments out of anger in my younger days, where my rage, in the moment, was prioritized over tact. I can't say what a early-mid 20s Ash Lee would have done in thid situation. I'd like to think that even if I DID have the initial crashouts Glenn had in the last episode, if I'd didn't wise up by at least the next day or few days after(I'm assuming it's been at least 2-3 days since last episode since Michonne was sleeping outside, and Hershel figured it'd take her a few days to recover before she could leave), that conversation he had with Maggie would have woken me up and make me self. But I'm also not dealing with the psychological headspace of suriving a zombie apocolypse either, so who knows... I also do find Glenn's behavior to be VERY realistic, though, as I believe that most men would internalize what happened, blame themselves, and completely due to lack of emotional intelligence, or emotional maturity because boys/men are socially conditioned to believe that it's not their "department", so many never look to develope it(some do with age, especially in the modern era, like Millennial men being the generation with the most "involved" fathers, including developing emotional intelligence to better help their children), and that if they can't provide and protect what is "theirs", then they have no real value, making them feel less like a man...

Stephiekills

Love y'alls reactions to this show sm 🔥🔥

Bianca Capra

This episode was crazy! And I love how quickly Daryl became a favorite character for y'all cause it was the same for me, I love that man 😂

Eric

Your mom was right, there was actually a deleted scene where Rick does see Lori as a walker. But it was cut bc it took away from the emotion but if you look it up, it’s actually a well done scene. Love the music too, it’s the same music played when Morgan was unable to shoot his wife in the series premiere. Just a little connection between our 2 OGs who lost a wife in this world.

Michelle Pletcher

Y’all’s reaction to this show is keeping me alive lol.

Michelle Pletcher

Something to keep in mind with how Rick is dealing with Lori’s death and all that - the timeline. According to the TWD timeline, Lori died on day 302, Maggie and Glenn are kidnapped literally the next day (303) while Rick is on the phone with Amy, Jim, Jacqui, and Lori. And Rick and the others going to rescue them happens on the same day. And then the Governor ambushes the prison on day 305. So it’s literally a span of about 4 days when all this takes place. So while he frustrates the hell out of me…I also get it lol