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The Walking Dead 2x6 Uncut Reaction

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Chris Cartwright

I literally started the 2x5 episode and thought let me make some food first. Then as im finishing up with cooking my food you post 2x6! The timing couldn't be more perfect!

Fionn Hillman

I'm watching this for the first time with you guys so far and am quite on board with team shane but I have to say Dale has literally been correct about every problem far, and Shane is acting more and more unstable each episode

Hamad

Nah bro the Shane glazing is ridiculous 😂💀

Yoursinchris

To touch on your last part of the convo - this is exactly why I recommended this show to you guys ages ago and was worried you’d never go for it because you aren’t the biggest of “horror” fans. I was like it’s all about the characters! This show has some of the best in any series.

Alexander Ocean

Personally it's nice to see someone actually acknowledge Shane’s good sides too. Usually people either hate him like he’s pure "evil" or love him just cause he’s unhinged. They’re actually breaking down the grey areas, talking through his reasoning, the pressure he’s under, and the moments where he’s not just chaos. Makes the convo way more interesting than the usual ‘Shane bad/Shane badass’ takes.

Hamad

Their way of talking about characters is fine but they are definitely not talking about the bad as much and ignoring his main motivations .

Lyn Hurst

I want to comment so badly, but I need to save it. This episode answers some questions and gives us more. Hershel is hoping there is some saving of these people who used to be people. He is seeing it from a microcosmic point, but it is his hope for his wife and stepson, Maggie got a very different lesson. The Lori/Rick situation is tough. Lori asking Dale to promise her that her kid could grow old is pretty far fetched. Even in a world like we live in today, no one can promise anyone they will live a long life or not. My youngest brother died at 46 (it was totally unexpected), yet my stepfather just celebrated his 90th birthday this past Wednesday. Since there are no guarantees, we can only live to the best of our ability each day.

ShanB

Good callback on Lori’s earlier comments Pudgey. Her saying “I wish he would just yell at me or tell me I’m being a bitch if that’s what I’m being”, always struck me as her struggling with her own flaws because Rick really has been such a good man - both in general and to her. Both before and after the world ended so far. Seems like shes the one who had some issues both then and now. His self control/emotional strength holds up a mirror to her own short comings and she may think if he’d just yell at her (lose control for once) he’d be less “perfect” and she could feel more “worthy” of him.

Alex Walker

Bruh Dale was like a hawk this episode. Probably my favorite episode so far. So much drama!

James Waters

I think with Dale its more that he wants to protect Andrea from Shane cos unlike her and everyone else, he's the only one who's really seen a glimpse into his dark side, and Shane basically threatening him just kinda proves his point more. I also think it's rather telling about Shane that he doesn't like Dale cos Dale is the voice of reason and compassion, he's the one whose humanity is fully untainted in my opinion.

Andrew R

The TV ethics is interesting. In real life if you saw a man who thought that he was alone pointing his shotgun at his best friend and contemplating murdering him, you would never trust him much less defend him. The fact that we know he sacrificed another man to save himself should make it that much harder to defend him. If he was so noble he would of sacrificed himself and let him take the medicine and equipment to Carl. This isn't a critique of Spartan & Pudgey specifically because many many people who have watched the series felt the same way. I just find it interesting how TV skews ethical judgement.

Lyn Hurst

I like that description: clocking the darkness.

JonSnow21

Rick is exceptionally good at reading people, kinda like Dale . He knew pretty early on in season 1 in a certain scene than confirmed Shane and lori for him and you’ll see when you rewatch it . Dale is kinda spot on about Shane though it was what happened with Andrea that completely ticked him off but when he saw when he held his gun on Rick , that can’t be interpreted in any other way no matter what Shane says and I love Shane as a character but it’s better to accept him for what he is than justify most of his actions though I think Spartan is catching on . I honestly can’t wait for y’all to see Rick’s progression bc he’s obviously miles smarter than Shane , don’t think anyone can deny that , Shane is just not a great leader at heart but he’s a beast while Rick is a beast with a brain, that’s the difference between them in my mind. P.S in the discussion you assumed what you think Shane’s reaction would be to the baby but you’ll find out obviously so try not to use that to compare Rick and Shane .

JonSnow21

Nah I agree that Shane is a great character and maybe my top 3 in the entire of the show but they barely focus on his bad moments and try to ignore it and use the somewhat good in him to justify his actions.

Bill B.

Andrea definitely had a bit of fun at “the Advanced Class” 😉

Bill B.

Glad you made that recommendation! What sets this apart from other zombie type shows is that the walkers are just part of the background and it really develops character arcs incredibly well!

Bill B.

Just to be clear, because I think a lot of people might not realize this, the scene from season 1 where Shane pointed the shotgun at Rick in the woods…. There is no chance he could have killed Rick there. It’s a shotgun not a rifle and there were a million trees in between. Also quite a distance. Shotguns are for close shots. Even if the rounds he was using had a slug in them there were too many trees and Rick was too far away…. Shane would have to be the best marksman in world history to take out Rick. And the best marksman in world history would absolutely choose a different firearm if he actually wanted to kill Rick. Yes it is significant that he pointed the shotgun at Rick but that just tells me Shane thought he finally had it, a beautiful woman, an adopted son, both of whom he cares deeply about, and if only Rick never came back he’d still have it. So yes the thought that life would be better for Shane if Rick was gone crossed his mind but even if Dale was not there there is zero chance Shane pulls the trigger. On the flip side, it could be the writers’ ignorance about guns. Just in this episode alone we see Shane referred to as the best firearms instructor, yet he doesn’t even attempt to cobble together some kind of ear protection? You never practice without ear protection and even if it’s just cotton balls or Maggie’s old headphones that’s better than nothing.

JonSnow21

This is the biggest cope I’ve ever seen , Rick wasn’t even far away , it would kill him no question from that distance.

TalbertInc

He tried to SA Lori and raised his gun at rick… Season 1 gave you everything you needed to know about his character in my mind. There no coming back from that.

Hamad

Absolutely agree if you can’t control yourself and your emotions then you’re just a problem for everyone around you , Shane does good things but then creates more issues for the group . VERY complex and complicated character, which is entertaining tbh

Cloudrazor

It’s just one excuse after another. It doesn’t matter whether or not he would have pulled the trigger if dale wasn’t there. It doesn’t matter whether or not the shotgun would have killed him. The fact remains that Shane pointed a gun at his best friend because he was contemplating killing him. That is not normal behavior and in no way excusable

Bill B.

I’m sorry just look at season 1 episode 5, it’s right in the middle of the episode, no way that if Shane actually pulled the trigger he kills Rick. And I don’t see it as the biggest cope ever since the writers really do not know how firearms work and I pointed that out. Going further in the writes, no spoilers, one person gets a silencer for a sniper rifle and the shots are completely silent. That’s not how a “silencer” works. It’s still loud. So I’m saying maybe the writers did want to portray Shane about to kill Rick, they just used the wrong type of gun. What I believe is that Shane would have never taken that shot, whether Dale was there or not, the point of the scene was to show how Shane in some part wishes Rick was dead. Maybe I didn’t explain it well. But that’s my opinion. And it’s a fictional show, everyone is welcome to their own opinions, it doesn’t need to get personal.

Bill B.

Cloudrazor I actually agree with you, maybe I didn’t communicate my opinion clearly.

Ryan

Went back and checked just to be sure, that is absolutely in lethal range of a shotgun and its not even close. Looks like you could nearly double that range and it would be lethal. A good rule of thumb is if you're standing at the 50 yard line on a football field...shooting a target in the endzone is about your maximum lethal range depending on your buckshot and choke. Slugs are a different story, but not really worth mentioning because slugs are a very specific choice and its nobodies first assumption when seeing a shotgun in any form of media.

Bill B.

I guess we will have to agree to disagree. I first shot with my great grandfathers shotgun when I was about 12, 30 aught 6 with a slug. Perhaps I’m a terrible shot but I maintain that Shane would not have killed Rick in that circumstance:. 50 yards is ~150 feet. Forget slugs, chokes, trees. I don’t believe that shot would have killed Rick. Injured, yes, maybe badly. But it’s not a kill shot. If you’re familiar with Demolition Ranch on YouTube, Matt had a great vid about shotguns called “how far is a shotgun deadly.” 40 feet away from a rifled shotgun is not a kill shot. And Rick looks to be more than 40 feet away. Maybe he’s fatally wounded because of lack of medical care. But not killed right there and then. And I think Shane does have the desire to kill Rick, but he doesn’t pull the trigger because he knows he can’t kill Rick from there. He pulls the gun back and THEN sees Dale. Dale was not the reason that he didn’t take the shot. Anyway, that’s my take and I’m sticking to it. Not going to spend more time on this. I’m happy to agree to disagree, maybe you’re right, maybe I’m wrong, but in the end it’s an amazing fictional show. 👍

Lyn Hurst

Shane was with Lori and Carl two months before Rick showed up. Him thinking he had it made with Lori and Carl in that short amount of time is crazy. Although because everything is so intense it may have felt longer since that is what it feels like in the midst of huge change and trauma. The way Lori described it was more of a trauma bonding.

Gypsysoul

🌟[Sorry if someone mentioned it already, not gunna go through every episodes comments😅lol] but keep an eye on the graphics of the title card "THE WALKING DEAD" when you hit new seasons ;)🌟 😁😁

Paul

A shotgun pellet can still strike Rick even from that distance, and all it takes is 1 hitting a critical organ or artery and that's it, game over. Heck, a simple cut leading to an untreated infection, like we saw with the urgency of T-Dog's cut, can spell the end.

Paul

I agree most people in a post-apocalyptic world would turn into some variant of Shane. But most people, myself included, hope we could retain our humanity and be Rick or Dale or Glenn.

Oriana Lo Presti

Dale out there seeing all the signs from Shane that Pudgey and Spartan don't wanna see lol. Everything he said was true so...

lackingnames

Fun fact shotguns arent a close range weapon. Your basing your opinion on a video game depiction of shotguns. Rick was WELL within that shotguns effective range. He was dead as fuck They are only "close range" compared to rifles which can hit targets hundreds of meters away technically, which a shotgun couldn't do accurately.

Lyn Hurst

Isn't it the point that he even pointed it at him, regardless of the gun, the intent was there.

Bill B.

Lyn, thanks for boiling down this question. I’ve received tons of flak, my only point was that in his mind Shane wanted to eliminate Rick, but he would never have fired the shot right there, with that gun, in those woods.

Gum Gum

Shane is the luckiest guy out here in the apocalypse

Gum Gum

Dale dont know shhhit

Sharpgirl

I look forward to season 8 when I can be "watching for the first time" again. I've seen seasons 1-7 a few times. It's been a few years time since I've watched TWD reaction. This is such a fun way to redo the first 7 seasons and I'm pumped for 8-11. Spartan and Pudgey really are great with their commentary.

Kristoffer

shut you ahh up, Dale is always right

Christopher

Spartan has a track record of seeing macho male characters with questionable decisions and traits and still give them benefit of the doubt lol And I’m a Shane fan

Josh M

I will never understand how people defend Shane's actions. I think he's right about some of the "tough calls" you have to make in this world but his approach is all wrong. The man's a selfish hot-head who uses his obsession with Lori and Carl as an excuse for everything he does. Dale has every reason to believe Shane is a danger to the group and I don't think he overstepped at all.

Michael Rawson

You guys criticize everyone - Rick, Laurie, Maggie, Hershall, Glen, Dale, Andrea - sometimes rightly and sometimes wrongly, but Shane you bend your selves into pretzels to come up with justifications and defences for every reprehensible thing he does and also heap huge, disproportionate praise on anything even the slightest bit decent he does.