Season 2 – The Walking Dead

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Brant D I am insignificant, and my opinion doesnt mean anything, but when I tell you ts is peak, I truely mean it. How a show can be so compelling, enough to the point where it holds my attention for 8 straight episodes is beyond me. Even the most poor;y witten character brings something that wouldnt be there to bennefit the show otherwise. Everything leading up to the big twist of the mid season finale made every second of the ride worth it . Even after the big climax, the pressure never eases. Half star redacted due to the stupid look on dales face. Rick grimes the Goat. Season finale was crazy asf Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 04/08/25 Full Review Jack R This Season is just season 1 but better, the Farm Aspect of this Season is perfect and the Character Development is Top Notch, John Bernthal should have gotten an Award for his performance as Shane in this Season and the pacing is So Well adjusted and It’s an extremely Binge worthy season of TV. The one thing that lets this season down from getting a perfect score is that some of the Episodes are a bit filler. Overall Watch It, it’s a Extremely Gripping and Entertaining Watch with likeable characters and Even some of the deaths are so sad that People cry, because honestly that’s what This show is really Good at. Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 04/06/25 Full Review Charlie v Exact Rating: 8.8/10 The Walking Dead’s second season slows down the plot to completely focus on its characters, creating one of the series’ and franchise’s most engaging, dark, and tensely explosive seasons of zombie TV. It may drag out Carol Peletier’s (Melissa McBride) daughter Sophia’s (Madison Lintz) a bit too far, but Shane Walsh’s (Jon Bernthal) slow deterioration that eventually swoops the rest of the group into his madness-inducing decisions, the group’s powerfully dynamic relationships, solid introductions to the Greene family, and consistently introspective writing elevate The Walking Dead Season 2 beyond a a slow-moving zombie show without that many zombies this time around. It becomes an irresistible journey into chaos built out of different characters’ reactions to the world’s end. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 03/30/25 Full Review SkyRo P In this review, I’m going to encapsulate my thoughts on the first seven seasons of The Walking Dead, which I've thoroughly enjoyed. The inaugural season was nothing short of phenomenal; it expertly developed the characters and wove an engaging narrative filled with unexpected twists that kept viewers riveted. The storytelling was complemented by remarkable character arcs, which allowed us to witness the harrowing reality of a world overrun by zombies. It was a season that truly kept you on the edge of your seat. The second season maintained that high standard, further expanding the world and allowing us to delve deeper into the characters’ lives. The sudden, heartbreaking deaths of beloved characters made us feel deeply invested in their journeys, often leaving us emotionally shattered. Yet, amidst the despair, there was a glimmer of hope that set the stage for the events to come in season three. As we moved into season three, new families and camps emerged, contributing to the series' rich world-building. This season demanded your full attention, as it was filled with intense moments that would leave you gasping. It’s remarkable how, even after three seasons, the show continued to captivate and engage its audience. Season four kept the momentum going with thrilling adventures, shocking deaths, and the introduction of new characters alongside our familiar favorites. The stakes were ever higher, and the unpredictability of each episode had us on a rollercoaster of emotions, wondering what fate awaited our beloved characters. It was an exhilarating season that left viewers eager for more. Seasons five and six mirrored each other in their ability to expand the plot while maintaining the audience's investment in the characters. The layers of complexity grew thicker, introducing creative new threats and moments of heart-wrenching sadness. Although season six experienced a slight dip in intensity, it remained engaging enough to keep viewers hooked through the series' first six installments. Moving into season seven, while it still contributed to the overarching narrative and continued to build this expansive world, it felt like the weakest link in the chain. Although it wasn’t a bad season, it lacked the spark of its predecessors and left me wondering if the series was at risk of losing its momentum. After completing season seven, I found myself hesitant to dive straight into season eight. I felt too invested to walk away, yet I needed a pause to ensure I wouldn’t start to sour on the franchise I had come to love. Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 03/21/25 Full Review Brandon S Season 2 is underrated asf, I don't get it. I thought it was just as good as S1 and Shane is an awesome character Rated 5/5 Stars •  Rated 5 out of 5 stars 03/20/25 Full Review Chaos A 🏆88% The Walking Dead Season 2 is in my opinion better than Season 1! While the first half of the Season wasn’t anything crazy, the second half was amazing. Daryl still remains as my favorite character for now but there are two other characters that were amazing this Season, those two characters are of course Rick and Shane. I did think Rick was a decent protagonist in the first Season, but I didn’t think his character was anything amazing, but this Season definitely changes that. Rick was so good this Season, it’s possible that he might become one of my favorite protagonists in the future. Then the highlight of this Season was obviously Shane, he was incredible this Season, and the conclusion to his character was perfect. Overall I really enjoyed Season 2, and I’m excited to see what’s in store for Season 3! EPISODES RANKED: 1. Better Angles 2. Pretty Much Dead Already 3. Beside the Dying Fire 4. Judge, Jury, Executioner 5. 18 Miles Out 6. What Lies Ahead 7. Nebraska 8. Save the Last One 9. Trigger Finger 10. Bloodletting 11. Secrets 12. Chupacabra 13. Cherokee Rose Rated 4.5/5 Stars •  Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 04/10/25 Full Review Read all reviews

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