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THE WALKING DEAD 4X9 (Patreon)

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2026-03-16 13:00:19
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2026-03

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damn Carl lmao 😭

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Bianca Capra

I was always a little mad at Carl for all of that but I also get it, especially after everything he's just been through and thinking his little sister is dead. But that ending tho 😭 always makes me cry, that's my family for real and Michonne is Carl's best friend

Paradigox

I remember this was one of those episodes that was hated back in the day, but I actually loved it, bc it gave insight into Carl's mindset and what it's like growing up in the apocalypse. he's just a 14yr old kid atp 💔 so much has been brewing that he stamped down, and now he's lost everyone except his dad, and he is lashing out 😩 the only one left TO get angry at is Rick, and his dad is a "safe" target, but he realized he was wrong I'm glad y'all understood that, bc most people who straight up hate on Carl cite this episode as one of their reasons 😭 he's one of my favs, though, so it's a relief both of y'all just Get It, even if you found him (understandably) frustrating with his lack of caution!

Ariana Escalante

I think Carl needed to get out of his system but I think he is angry from losing too many people he cares and loves about

Isa cotovio

Since when does Carl ever sit down inside? Lmao that’s the running joke since season one…he was always running off and nobody could find him. Love this episode.

Isa cotovio

You got me singing with you guys at the end of this…lean on me lmao 😂

GrayAlien

"call later lady im watching the walking dead!"

Amanda G

Going through puberty during an apocalypse must be rough 😭 so glad Michonne found them

Coco Rio

NGL, im still confused about Michonne's backstory <.>

KRUSH

I believe he was like 13/14 he just hit puberty and growth spurt

Kris

My interpretation: Michonne wasn't "seeing things". She saw herself in that walker (black woman w/ locs) and realized she was essentially becoming one of them. She was living that way before - alone w/ her two walkers. She didn't want to go back to that, so she snapped and killed them all. You'll notice that when she initially saw the footprints in the mud, she decided not to follow them - that was her deciding to be alone again because that's "easier" than caring about others and experiencing pain over and over. Once she decided against that, she returned to the footprints and followed them, hoping to find someone, and luckily found Carl & Rick. The guys in the flashback were responsible for her son's death because they were high and allowed him to get bitten while they were at a refugee camp that got attacked. When Michonne returned and saw what had happened, she let them turn out of anger and used them as her "pet" walkers (the original two). Her saying she missed him even when he was there, maybe that was because they drifted apart after the outbreak, or maybe he was getting high regularly at the camp and wasn't "present", idk.

KRUSH

I love how INTO it yall get. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen in my life especially seasons 1-6.

KRUSH

I’m guessing they died during the apocalypse and she was the sole survivor after a bad decision her bf made

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I usually hate when shows separate characters but the way they do it here I actually really enjoyed! Season 4-5 were probably my favs can’t believe we’re already here! Thanks Caitlin 💕

Sha ♡

The moment Carl eat that pudding I realized again that Carl is just a kid, but yes he definitely going through puberty here. Glad that they growing in this episode. Love you and your mama reaction always! <3

connie

Last episode you were saying how nobody went after the Governor to make sure he was dead, but don't forget Michonne was the one looking for him, we learned that since episode one of this season, that's why she kept coming and going, and Rick, Carl and Daryl were wanting her to stay and not keep running off looking for the Governor. Daryl initially had been searching along with Michonne too, that's how they got closer during timeskip, but he got caught up in duties at the prison. It was only after her conversation with Tyreese who asked if she isn't angry anymore, why is she still chasing the Governor, and she says she doesn't know, did she decide to stop looking. Unfortunately, shortly after, he returns.

Darkus

I haven't even finished the episode yet, but I have to say, I laughed for 10 minutes straight. Your mom's phone call cracked me up 😭😭😭

Ash Lee Can

I think the thing about Carl is that although he idolized and usually trust Rick, he also sometimes not only does he have opposing views, but he also is someone who feels comfortable enough to openly express them(which I do appreciate that Rick & Lori have always seemed to allow him the freedom to do that because I feel most kids don't feel that their parents are a safe space to freely express themselves, especially opposing views, hence why keep secrets and their thoughts/feelings to themselves). And we've seen examples of this in season 3 like Carl suggesting Rick to step down in leadership because he knew Rick wasn't truly, and the fact that he out of all of the characters felt comfortable enough to express it, but tell Rick to his face. Then on an even bigger scale, at the end of season 3, Carl expressed to him his opposing views of making sure to end his enemies, while pointing out the flaw of Rick's previously actions of not killing... And I always say that there's two things I feel like defines Carl's character, he usually tries to always help people/strangers in need, but on the flipside, he does NOT play about his people. Hell, the main reason Carl didn't like Michonne was because when she took Rick and them to Woodbury and she ditched them while they were trying to escape, Oscar the inmate got killed. They barely even knew Oscar, but because the group considered him & Axel as part of the group by that point, meaning from Carl's perspective, Michonne got one of his people killed(what Rick never told anyone was that Oscar got killed because Rick started hallucinating Shane mid-battle/escape, which and the guy shot Oscar who was helping Glenn/Maggie get over the wall, so imagine if Carl found out about THAT 😬). You can even take the killing vs mom killing debate between Carl & Rick all the way back to season 2 when Carl walked in that barn while Rick had a gun to Randall's head, confidently & coldly Rick to do it. In Carl's perspective by the end of season 3, especially because he's so protective of his people, because of the patterns of his personal experiences, if you don't kill your enemies when you have the chance to, it'll come back to bite you, which often comes in the form of your loved ones dying. When that conversation between Rick & Carl happened at the end of season 3, that changed things, especially Rick, who then, like Hershel said, tried to show Carl another way than the path that he was taking. So, Rick laid down his weapon to become Farmer Rick and made Carl do the same... Now in the first half of season 4, we see Carl following and bonding with Rick while they're going through their farming journey, and although you can Carl enjoying it, you can see the cracks with Carl like asking Rick when he could get his gun back. You can tell that Carl would rather be doing runs or working on the fences, but Rick won't allow him to because she's trying to pull him back to push him back into being a normal child. Carl still had a lot of respect for Rick and trusted him, so he went along with the whole farming gig to make his father proud, but the problem with that, which is something I feel a lot of people forget is that Carl is NOT a normal child. He was literally a child soldier during a war in a zombie apocalypse during season 3. He came in a basically a soldier living out there with the crew during the winter months, then being left in charge in certain instances... You can see how different Carl is from a lot of the other kids with how much you could tell he didn't fit in due to his mentally being so different from the other kids at the prison, even with Patrick, who was older than Carl being excited to go to "storytime", which Carl viewed as beneath him because they were for kids. That boy had to pop his own mama in the head after seeing her bleed out from being sliced open to rlsave his newborn baby sister, and he he coldly just walked out afterwards. Rick trying to turn Carl back into a "normal" child doesn't really work. He may have helped quell the darker side of his militant mentality, but doing didn't suddenly stop Carl from going what he had gone through and knowing what he knows. He didn't suddenly stop being a child soldier and it takes more than living a different lifestyle for remove that part of himself... So, in this episode, you see Rick still trying to shield Carl, which Carl takes it as disrespect. Trying to sugar coat their situation that everything is going to be fine, trying to make Carl stand back from helping him we know Carl has proven himself before of being very capable surivor because of what we've seen of him in season 3(found the prison infirmary on his own, saved Tyrese & Sasha's group by himself in the prison, done a few runs and guarding positions in the group, probably one of the best shots in the group, etc). And remember in the last episode during the stand off, Carl wanted to go ahead and shoot The Governor(which he did when Hershel got the chop as he was the one who shot him in the arm that kicked off the battle, not Rick) but it was Daryl that told Carl to trust Rick to handle it because although he, which he did, and in Carl's mind, it literally cost them EVERYTHING, which is an add-on to all of the things he's lost now before... By Rick not killing The Governor when he had the chance in season 3, they'd lost Merle & Andrea in season 3. Now, he's lost his home, his #TeamPrison family(who he believes is dead since only he & Rick got out together), just saw Hershel get murdered right in front of him, and his baby sister is dead all in one fell swoop. And he probably thinks that if he had just killed The Governor im the standoff instead of letting Rick that the outcome could have come out differently. He made the choice to trust Rick and it cost him everything, so that feeling. Carl is having the moment where the person he heavily idolized and trusted, especially when it's their own parent who they look to for guidance, is now realized to be a flawed individual. And even moreso for Carl, he doesn't feel that he can no longer trust his father's judgement and ideals because of how much they're conflicting with his OWN personal views. Now, all of these things between Rick and Carl has come to ahead and I view that moment when Carl is lashing out to coma Rick is basically an extention of that conversation between them at tge end of season 3 after Carl killed the Woodbury kid. This is basically Carl's, "TOLD YOU SO!", but it's not in an arrogant, smug way. It's very much, "I told you what it was, you, but instead of taking full heed of it, you decided to hide from the reality of the world. You tried to pull me back from it with you, which I complied out if respect and love for you all the way to the end, and the very thing I warned you about blew up right in all of our faces in the worst way. And now you're trying to treat me like I don't know what I'M doing!? You can't say shit to me"... And remember, all of this JUST happened. Hershel's desth, the battle, losing his home, his people, and most importantly, his baby sister. Him crashing out like that was basically just the next day after it went down. This rage and pain is about as fresh and raw as it gets. Hell, he just lost his friend Patrick not even a week ago and the whole flu virus started. He's also a child going through all of this. As a young Millenial teen, even when wanting to rage against our oarents, we often just went to our rooms and blasted our misic, from gangster rap,crunk music, nu-metal, alt rock, emo, etc lol. Carl Grimes does his version of this by getting it out while his father is lying in a coma instead. He's a 14 year child soldier in a zombie apocalypse that's constantly having to deal with being blasted with trauma afrer trauma. If anything, the fact that Carl Grimes isn't worse off than he is, it's probably a miracle... Chandler Riggs was only about 14 years old during this(we badically just agd Carl to whatever since regardless how much time pass in the show, it doesn't stop him from aging, so we can't sit here and pretend that he's 11 years old, which is why he was finally legally allowed to use assualt rifles in episode 4x05 when he and Rick shot down those walkers that brenched the fence because he legally wasn't allowed to before. They actually filmed it on his birthday and when it hit midnight, Andrew Lincoln shouted, "Get this man some bullets!" Lol..

Daniela V.

This exactlyyyyyy!!!!!

Daniela V.

I love the little hints they show throughout this episode of Carl's battle with being a kid and being an adult. When he sees the movies/video games he gets super excited, almost like muscle memory, but then he remembers where he's at and instead uses the cable to tie the front door for safety. Wanting to open the door like his dad but he's not strong enough. Wanting to fight the walkers but he's not strong enough. Wanting to hate his father...but he's not strong enough. At the end of the day he still very much is a kid despite how fast he's had to grow up. His physical body hasn't caught up to his mental strength. Which MAN, he is handling the apocalypse incredibly well when you think about it. Being around so much death and starvation and killing.....he's relatively well adjusted all things considering. So yeah he's gonna lash out after a traumatic event. But I love that he realizes he needs his dad and they come to a compromise. Carl realizes he still needs that extra bit of help/support and Rick realizes he can't keep trying to raise Carl as if things were still the same

ariel mermaid

New patron and YouTube subscriber here and I’m love these reactions I binged season 1-3 on YouTube and came here immediately 💕

kyumcraft

beautiful ending haha

lucy

y’all are so funny omg

Hannah

Love the reactions!

Lee Shafer

Yeah he had just turned 14 the very night they did the shooting episode at the prison him.and Rick

Lee Shafer

Loved you song at the end , you both sounded real good 😊

G. V. Bleu

Wanted to say this in the last reaction, RIP Scott Wilson (Hershel) he was a phenomenal actor. Also now that the prison is over and done with, the theory about him and his daughters not getting the flu is that since they grew up on a farm they had been introduced to swine flu etc. from before, so they already had stronger immune systems in comparison to someone like Glenn who was a city boy.