The Walking Dead Series Finale ENDING Explained



Once upon a time zombies were that novelty monster. While zombies are part of Vudon lore out of Haiti, the modern zombie is the whole cloth creation of horror master George Romero who created the landmark Night of the Living Dead. If there’s any indication that he didn’t know that he would be starting a cultural phenomenon, it’s that even the movie itself isn’t protected intellectual property. The filmmaker never put a copyright symbol on the prints which was required for copyright at the time. Since then Romero style zombies have become a cult favorite monster that hit the mainstream when Robert Kirkman’s comic book about a group of Survivors during a zombie apocalypse became an unexpected phenomenon on AMC, the network that had previously shook things up with their show Mad Men. Like Mad Men, The Walking Dead helped change the landscape of television. Part of the new Golden Age and an early entry into what became known as prestige television. That’s a fancy way of saying spending feature film money on a TV series when TV had been the red headed step child of entertainment that at the time was being given over to reality tv that was cheaper to produce. After 11 seasons we finally say a goodbye to the series, but only kinda as one spin off has already run its episodes and three more wait in the wings to join Fear the Walking Dead and the Walking Dead Universe. What did you like about the ending of the series? Let us know in the comments and while you’re there be sure to like and subscribe for the latest in your inbox.

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:28 How We Got Here
1:32 The End-Ish
4:35 Not the End

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33 thoughts on “The Walking Dead Series Finale ENDING Explained”

  1. what the hell is up with all this storm trooper, lol
    i've been on and off on walking dead, but I'm seriously turned off after Glenn's death
    they spinning it off right ? with Daryl ? oh dude's got a big bucks by himself
    what happen to Michone? he and Rick got pregnant or sumthin ?

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  2. Hey you you who are a bad person yeah thats right why i wanted more intel about rick not a recap of the past 11 season correct title and thombnail pic would be huge solid for everyone don't ya think

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  3. Maggie better get off her high horse and just forgive Negan already! Look I get she was upset with Negan and I totally understand. I'd feel the same way but they have bigger problems right now! Negan poured his heart out by saying he knows how she felt when he was on his knees and his wife. I'm just saying Maggie better stop acting all high and mighty in the spin off show

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  4. Wym after 11 seasons he said he wasent the walking dead he’s always protested that ever since Rick gave the we are the walking dead speech in the barn he Daryl even says said “we ain’t them” disagreeing with Rick

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  5. as usual, they killed off some 'main' characters from time to time throughout the whole series. I knew they had to kill off at least 1 to 3, 4 characters in the series finale, they picked Rosita, Luke and Jules. certainly Luke and Jules were not really ones of the main characters but Rosita was since the season 5. well they killed off less main characters as I would expect.

    as for Daryl leaving doesn't make sense, it doesn't matter he is out there looking for rick and/or michonne or any other purposes, it will be like looking for a needle in a haystack. remember he will be alone by himself out there. no way he will survive like that. also how about food, weapons and etc.. of course the walking dead is just a fictional TV drama, everything can happen depending on the writing of the story. additionally it's a setup for a new walking dead series.

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  6. This ending only exists because we have spin-offs. Yes some emotional moments, but almost no stakes at place. I feel like Rick and Michonne will be what everyone has wanted, but without tye interactions we also want. Feels like every spin off will lead to one last movie length show to end things ( like El Camino ) I hope that is what happens

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  7. Falling skies did a tv series right, have a defined beginning, middle and end, they planned it out to be no longer than 5 seasons (after that viewer numbers fall off a cliff) and they never did a spin off or brought it back to life.

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