Walking Dead Q&A #15 THE CHANNEL TWD FANS TRUST

[thewalkingdeaddude]

Love your channel man!  Appreciate how you give straight up answers.
Some Q&A:
-What adaptation from the comic are you looking forward to more?  All out War or New Beginning/The Whisperers?
-Do you think any major characters will ever die just from a walker bite, or will it always be from bad people?
-Do you think the community setting in the comics will eventually be destroyed, or will it always be communities until the story ends?
-Would you have replaced Beth dying with Carol dying in Coda?
-How fucked would the TV show/comic group be if The Governor and Negan had teamed up?

Not expecting all to be answered, maybe just 1 or 2.  Thanks!

[DawnOfTheWalkingDead]

When you look at the literal meaning of Coda in music, it means the conclusion to the piece, followed by a new beginning. I believe this means the end of Beth's story, but the beginning of Morgans.

[UncleTudy]

Q&A: in the comics when they get to Alexandria, everyone gets a job to do. Rick was constable (the cop figure basically) I was thinking Daryl and rick would both be great for that job. What jobs do you think each character will get when they get to Alexandria?

[kantaoui]

It was Daryl's bag. When they entered the shelter he found it empty, laying on the ground by the door they barricaded with the desk. Carol already had her backpack. And when they came to the room with the bunk beds and he noticed the book he asked Carol "Did you come here?" maybe questioning if Sophia was abused by Ed but also being confronted with his own childhood issues. Then he steps in front of the desk takes his shoulderbag and put it on top of the book. To me it looked like he wanted to take it but without Carol noticing.

I think the book was for the mothers who stayed in this room to deal with their children. But it didn't bother me that he took it for himself. It's not that he could choose from diffrent kind of books. It was just the one book about childhood abuse and I think the basic is the same. He could treat his inner child from a adult perspective, if you will :) To me it just hinted that he wants to deal wiht his past.

When Daryl tries to open the door he throws his bag on the floor and when he finally gets the door open, Carol reaches for his bag to pick it up. That is when the book fell out. He looks defensive and snatches up his bag out of Carol's hand. (he is not handing the book over to Carol, he keeps it).

And the Tom Sawyer book...i think Hershel had a conversation with Lizzy about it. So i thought Carol is still holding on to it as a reminder what she had to do to her. Just got the impression that both of them have a book to "deal" with past time stuff.

[danex]

Thanks for answering my question :) You're awesome and I can't wait to see you make it big because you deserve it.

[mcdonaldiscool]

Q&A: Do you think they'll ever introduce a new younger character to be a friend to Carl? I feel like every friendship he's had so far has been sadly too short-lived :(

[daniellewis]

Q&A: I have a video suggestion. Do you think you could maybe do like a top 10 or 5 actors that have ever been in the show? You'd base this on the actor bringing their character to life, considering realism and many other factors. Thanks for being Awesome Ronny :)

[patrickbrunner]

Hey man
I have to thank you, because you got me into the comics and I'm bloody loving it. I bought the compendium and I am getting the second one for Christmas thank you so much, awesome video btw :-)

[merbearlorelei]

Hehe you had a little munchkin behind you that was adorable! I really like your videos, keep it up!

[ryanmcnicholas]

Q&A: What are your thoughts on the group running into Negan in season 5 finale episode while in route to the ASZ, having him kill a character (like tyreese to lead Sasha more into the Andrea roll) but have the group escape him and be on the run and end the season with reaching the ASZ. Spending all season 6a dealing with the ASZ dilemmas and 6b introduction of jesus/hilltop then finally having season 7 with the Negan and Saviors story arc?

Great channel btw! Just found it a few days back and have been binging The Dead vids and love the dive stuff.. keep up the great work man!

[TYinNH]

Another awesome Q&A.  Your assistant is priceless and cracked me up!! 

[bogdanradoi]

Yay! You answered my question! Thanks! xD

[MrUVENETWORK]

I'm a big big fan of walking dead

[braker]

I think Carroll took it to try to treat herself deal with what happened at that house with Tyreese the end.

[comedian]

Hey I think carol put the book in his bag so he would read it

[MacGuffinExMachina]

I'm so glad someone else thinks Vinnie Jones is a bad choice for Negan.  I really think it should be an unknown actor.

[drewshaver]

Q&A: Do you like the Whispers? How many of them do you think there are? Btw love your videos best Walking Dead channel!

[RobinK]

Q&A: Do you think there will be a time-gap between the mid-season finale episode and season 5's 9th episode, since Rick's beard looks slightly bigger in the promo than the one he had during the mid-season finale?

And by the way, thanks again for answering one of my questions(!)

[LPfanalways]

Q&A: You are the best, my man. A place for objective, rational, intelligent discussion about this show is hard to come by online but it can be found here and I thank you for that. My question is this: I love the TWD television series but have never read the comics. I'd like to but am curious as to how that could change my viewing experience. Would you recommend just going for it or waiting until TWD airs its final episodes?

[Joslyn]

Q&A: Which characters from Alexandria in the comics do you think will be included in 5b? And which do you think are unnecessary and should be left out?