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So unfortunately the reaction for this episode froze several times during the recording process. The audio is still in tact but the video either glitches or completely freezes in various sections throughout the video.

My plan is to combine this one with the 4X13 episode for the final edit but I just wanted to give those who are interested access to the raw footage from this reaction.

Sorry for the mishap and catch you guys on the next upload!

Featuring:

🎬 Adison & Whatever his name is today

— Adison

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Demon Rick

Re-uped my subscription perfect time, i could sense it🐐

Jack's World

Beth was about mid 15 at the farm & she is about 16/17 rn

Jen M

Yay!! I needed a lil pick me up! I’ll take it even with the glitches. 😂

Jack's World

Explanation that the showrunner gave for that Walker being able to rip Dale open in the time that they had been a walker they had been grabbing and scratching at things long enough to file down the tips of their fingers so the skin was basically gone and the bones were like jagged knives

Acacia

Addison and Brandon has blessed us with another upload 🤗

Harmony

Yay!!!!!💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾❤️

Mosellaaa

Soooo excited ❤️❤️

Keke

Hey y’all 🩵 Happy Tuesday.

OrangePeel

you can watch the reactions live on discord too, if you didn’t know

OrangePeel

can’t wait for Beth to redeem herself

HBK713🏄🏾‍♂️

Fried alligator is a lil tough but is good tho, snake is where I draw the damm line 😆

Jocelyn Johnson

The 'Jenky little white guy' in daryl's story is jesse from breaking bad. The blue crystals in meryl's 'med' bag (that they got the meds for t-dogs arm from) was Walter's stuff. And the car Glenn drove back to camp from Atlanta was the same as the one from breaking bad, too. - amc went through an Easter egg phase

Cole hauser

I personally believe Daryl was sad after Sophia was found in the barn because the one thing he believed he was good at failed him in the end while thinking his brother was gone for good or dead. He grew up having to know how to hunt and yet the person he was hunting was at the farm. I believe him finding Sophia was his way of proving that he alone is capable of everything Merle and his father taught him about hunting, the thing he believed he was great at but he failed in that instance.

Danielle Lee

Thanks for still uploading it even though it wasn’t the most in tact upload . I missed my Walking Dead friends 🥲😂

Wolfy! Wolfi! Wolfé!

Beth is like 17 or 18, Daryl's actor said he saw her as family ^^

Demon Rick

i’m so bad at working Discord bro💔

everydaynegroes

Np! I was kinda bummed this happened but wanted to make sure I let y'all know what the plan was at least. -Adison

Queen S

I heard that 😅

Queen S

Yay Brandon 😀 back I just want to say that scene when they were in the of that trunk was terrifying when the camera kept showing their eyes Beth was terrified I thought she was going to do something stupid with the rain and the thunder and lightning and all the walkers passing by that was really scary I can't wait till the next reaction ❤️

Slyladykush

“Is that a snow bunny” 😂 y’all are crazy.

Wolfy! Wolfi! Wolfé!

I also believe he has empathy for kids especially ones from abusive families, he grew up with a dad who hit him and his mama, he grew to love Carol and wanted to find her little girl who also in a way represented himself.

Log

It’s a sign to watch Breaking Bad instead.

Brn934

One of my least favorite episodes of the series, curious to watch how you guys feel about it

TIA

No shade, but this was the best episode for tech. difficulties in my opinion. 😅I always skip this episode when I rewatch the show. But it was super fun to watch it with y’all!

Danielle Lee

That just hurt my feelings this is one of my favorite episodes 😭

Sabrina

I immediately forgot there were tech issues in this one and tried to fix my computer 😂I always skip this episode but I actually enjoyed it this time, yall really are super fun to watch.

lily mccann

This is one of my favorite episodes. Beth is about 18 here. Some say “jinky little white guy” was Jesse from BB. It wasn’t. He had no kids he was neglecting and Daryl never left Georgia so he couldn’t have randomly been in New Mexico. Also it is theorized that a class-based mutiny happened at the country club early on in the apocalypse.

TIA

I feel ya! Beth just worked my nerves so bad for some reason I was never gonna be able to get behind a whole episode with her as the main character😂

EliG

Darryl's back story, his guilt over giving up the search for the Gov and convincing Michonne it was useless to keep searching, the loss of Hershel, of maybe everyone, even missing his bro - my heart breaks for him. Burning down the cabin was about letting go of his messed up childhood. Beth gave that gift to him.

Matthew Tallent

Norman Reedus (Daryl) actually said in an Interview that “snake” they ate was actually Eel meat, and he said it tasted terrible and was super tough to eat.

Rocinate

Love y’all guys but we were EXTRA chatty in this one. Couldn’t hear half the dialogue!

Tay

I feel like I have been waiting years for this 😭🙏 thank you so much for the reaction

Fellerz

This episode made So many delusional Daryl fangirls want Daryl and Beth together, but he only looks at Beth as a younger sister.

Rindamarie

This episode hit me hard when it aired. I felt Daryl's shame and his pain as to what happened at the prison. The revelation he was 'nothing' before the apocalypse - just wondering around with Merle - is SAD. However, Beth is right, he was made for this new reality. I also think he'll be the last man standing.

Cleo Griffith

Beth was very annoying this episode. She wants to get drunk when she should have been thinking how to survive to the next day. She was right she definitely ain't no Michonne Maggie or Carol. They wasn't out there trying to get drunk, Michonne was thinking about food and supplies, Carol was saving Judith Lizzie and Mika from walkers and Maggie was looking for Glenn. I'm glad Daryl went off on Beth made her realized that this is serious and no time to be fooling around. Yeah Beth was about 16 when we met her and we've been in the apocalypse for almost 2 years now. So she's about 18 years old at this point. Adison Jimmy from the farm was Beth's 1st boyfriend. I was able to enjoy the reaction even with the glitches.

courtney 🧚🏽‍♀️

right! lol way more than usual. they talked over most of the dialogue…they def missed some things for sure

Queen S

Good comment EliG very well said I was thinking the same thing

The Lazy Cajun

Beth missed out on her teenage years of doing random things but she needs to man up and realize she needs to protect herself and people around her. Carl is smaller than her and he out here with bodies.

Nancy KD

Yeah, I feel they missed out on some good character development because they were talking too much. It’s a shame, because I love watching these guys, but with them being so chatty, they missed out on some really good moments.

Sara Tucker

I was gonna say the same thing. They didn’t hear over half the dialogue. They’d talk during the dialogue and then the parts with no talking., they were quite 😅

Nicky A

Hey Adison, don't spoil another show in your reactions.

Tyrademi

Entering peak of the season. 😮‍💨

bella

dude yall blessed us with 3 episodes thank u omfggg im lit asab im so excited to watch these with yall

jasmin

lol absolutely not!that’s wild i’d eat the snake meat over eel

jasmin

gator one of them things i gotta trust the person that made it i feel like it’s cooked wrong more than it’s cooked right

Matthew Tallent

I could only imagine what Eel tastes like lmao.🤢

Serena

The burning of the house, and them flipping it off before leaving, wasnt them being “childish”, I think it was supposed to be symbolic, to saying F the ugliness. Especially how in this episode they talked about Darryl’s rough past and childhood, and his dad and living situation and his livelihood. It was all very ugly, the way they said how the world is ugly after the turn of the apocalypse. Burning the house and flipping it off is like a metaphor of saying F that, goodbye, good riddance. It’s catharsis, not immaturity. And maybe not realistic or the best choice for survival but I mean it’s still a show and theres plenty of plot holes that happen lol. But there were bigger meanings of symbolism within this episode rather than them just being annoying.

Serena

Agreed, especially in an episode where the dialogue was crucial and meaningful. However I love to hear their banter since it is a reaction channel. I just wish they would pause more often when they speak! Gives them a chance to hear important dialogue but we as their audience still get to enjoy all their thoughts.

Serena

Exactly, well said!!

xxtccyunno

ts felt like a fever dream 🤣 w the lags haha ion mind it tho

xxtccyunno

she lost her father , daryl lost a father , grief is wild man .

everydaynegroes

So we watched this episode twice😅… the recording froze and I literally recorded again to patch things back up. So I most likely did hear the parts you assumed we didn’t however since we already heard the whole episode we were more inclined to speak more the 2nd time around. -Adison

xxtccyunno

i love beth i really grew to her szn 3 and i jss feel for her and daryl , i was playing bo2 zombies alot when this aired so the cabin scene reminds me so much of it . truly awesome episode and when yall banter i wouldnt mind yall pausin it to talk it out but yall got headphones in so yall most def peepin what theyre talking abt . when they argued at the tree . just sheesh man . daryl really needs a hug .

Constantdev

I'm really glad y'all talked through 99.9% of the dialog this ep. I honestly hate hearing about backstory and seeing character development

Serena

That makes total sense!! Thanks Adison. ☺️

Rocinate

No problem my G!! Just don’t want you guys to miss anything, I love the banter and storytime from Brandon. Don’t change a thing 👍

connie

I get that this episode isn’t packed with action, but it’s honestly one of the most important ones when it comes to character development—especially for Daryl and Beth. A bit disappointing to watch you talk over half the episode. I really encourage y’all to go back and give it a proper watch and listen. There’s so much emotional depth here that’s easy to miss if you're not fully tuned in. Beth wasn’t saying Michonne, Maggie, or Carol were dead. She was saying she’s not like them. She’s not the hardened warrior or survivalist—and she knows that. But she’s still here. She survived the fall of the farm, the prison, the loss of her mother and father. But when she looked at Daryl, she saw someone who had already decided she was just “another dead girl.” That moment was about Beth claiming her own worth—and trying to get Daryl to see it, too. Beth saw Daryl crumbling under the weight of his guilt and pain. She recognized it because she’d been there. That’s why she pushed for something as simple and seemingly out-of-place as getting a drink—it wasn’t really about the alcohol. It was about connection, about reclaiming a piece of normalcy, and giving Daryl a reason to open up. That “side quest” was her way of breaking down the walls he was rebuilding around himself. Daryl’s breakdown was the emotional payoff of everything that had been simmering beneath the surface. He blamed himself for the Governor’s return, for Hershel’s death, for the destruction of the prison. He had stopped looking, told Michonne to let it go—and then it all came crashing down. He was spiraling, retreating inward the same way Michonne almost did. But Beth didn’t let him. She pulled him back from that edge—not by force, but by empathy. That was her strength. The final moment, burning down the house, was both cathartic and symbolic. That house resembled the one Daryl grew up in. It carried the weight of his childhood trauma. By burning it, they were both choosing not to let the past define them anymore.

Camillionaire

There is a good reason why Daryl didn't want to drink. He is obviously an angry drunk. He needed to let out his grief, anger and frustration. The only thing is that it often finds a target and it is usually the person in the room.

Camillionaire

I agree wholeheartedly. Thanks for giving words to how felt watching this episode.

Camillionaire

Not Daryl being 60% Merle drinking alcohol 🤣😂

Jess Here

I think Beth wanted to drink because she is painfully aware of how short life is and it was one of the things she never did before that could be done. You saying she doesn't even know what it tastes like is a perfect example of why she would want a drink. Sort of taking back some control over her life When I was 15 I drank some Peach Schnapps and was messed up. I was so sick the next day that I still refuse to drink the stuff 33 years later.

Jess Here

If the moonshine is made incorrectly or with bad equipment it will create methanol instead of ethanol. Methanol is toxic and can cause blindness and death. It's very rare today but it does happen. Turkey had a lot of deaths and hospitalizations at the beginning of this year because of bootleg alcohol

Mr. Dixon

I came to say the same thing I was like shhhhh your missing good stuff!😂

Austin

* The title of the episode, "Still", refers to Daryl and Beth's drunken moonshine confessions, as well as the discovery of the moonshine still. * The episode's exact runtime is 00:43:09. * On the Talking Dead, it was revealed that the hanging walkers in the club were killed by the staff of the club during a "class struggle". * The song that plays during the ending scene is "Up the Wolves" by The Mountain Goats. * This episode features the fewest number of actors thus far in The Walking Dead * This is also the only episode to feature no guest actors. * This is the first episode to feature only two main cast members. * This is the first episode to feature no characters with comic counterparts, having Daryl and Beth as the only characters to appear. * Emily Kinney (Beth) and Norman Reedus (Daryl) confirmed that the snake they were eating during shooting was actually eel. Norman had cut off the rattle from the snake during shooting and gave it to Andrew Lincoln (Rick) * At the country club, Beth picks up a spoon with Washington, D.C. decorated on it, hinting at the group's future journey to the location, and also the fact that Beth was not present in that storyline. * This episode is a posthumous dedication to Sarah Elizabeth Jones, a camera operator killed in an accident during the filming of Midnight Rider in 2014. * According to Denise Huth, the photos of the country club's presidents are staff that work on the show. * As revealed on Talking Dead, John Sanders, the prop master, was one of the faces that Daryl was throwing the darts at. * An easter egg to a character from Breaking Bad, Jesse Pinkman, was added in this episode, when Daryl, and Beth engaged in the conversation on the porch, Daryl recalled his experience with Merle's dealer, "...a janky little white guy. Tweaker. One day we were at his house. Watching TV, watching this show. Merle was talking about all this dumb stuff about it. Turns out it was the tweaker's kid's favorite show. He never sees this kid, so he felt guilty about it or somethin'. He pulls a gun, sticks it right here. He says, "I'm gonna kill you, bitch!"." * This is the first episode of Season 4 to feature no deaths.

Austin

* In the golf club Beth is wearing her new yellow polo shirt and white cardigan. Daryl hits walker blood all over her cardigan. In the next scene she takes the cardigan off and the t-shirt underneath, which was covered by the cardigan, has blood all over it. Back in the forest after this the shirt is clean again. * In the scene where Daryl takes on the incoming walkers, there are some shots of him killing the walker with his backpack on and other shots of him killing walkers without his backpack on.

Morgan

For real tho!

T.wiley

Late to this so not sure if you have done already but you guys should definitely check out the walking dead episodes of a YouTube channel called Bad Lip Reading. Very funny and the guy works hard on them. Much love x

La Toya Sheri

So I just read that Daryl really ate a giant salty eel from the fish market and said it made him sick for the entire day so he did a great job making it seem like it was delicious

La Toya Sheri

I just read all of the vegetarian and prop food that they ate. Pretty interesting.