The Walking Dead | S5 E10 'Them' | Reaction | Review
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Season three Rick won’t let Carl eat dog food. Season five. They are eating dogs.
😂😂😂
😆😂🤢
I love dogs more than anything but I’d probably eat and cook a dog than try to live off dog food.
Season 7: Daryl's being forced to eat dog food
@@makenziedoyle4078 Season 10 Negans eating dog food with Lucille
The scene of Daryl crying over Beth just broke my heart. He's so strong and brave and not afraid of anything, but he has the biggest heart.
I think the title, "Them" comes from when Darryl said "We ain't them."
The barn scene where they are holding the doors shut is one of my top 5 all time favorite! They are all dealing with their grief in different ways but they are able to come together as a group to keep each other safe! Very powerful and makes me emotional every time I see it.
Yes! The fact Daryl, Maggie and Sasha were the first to hold the door closed, when the episode focused on how broken they all were...that's beautiful. Great writing!
The best of the entire series of the original characters between the old and the new world. Powerful scene of the entire series and fifth season of The Walking Dead!
Very true but due reacts didn’t seem to understand the meaning of these very important episodes 😕
@@vrglcom Cuz they kinda dumb.
Yep
" we are the walking dead" chills man chills
Right!
Daryl should've stayed quiet instead of talking and ruining the speech lol
@@sensacionsombria5125 thought the same! Hate Daryl so much.
He state that line because Beth change her :
Favorite line.
This "slow" episode was definitely needed. After everything they lost this season and last, there had to be a moment where they process and grieve. Especially since everyone is too weak to handle another threat at the moment.
I love how it's so embedded in abraham to protect eugene
Rick Grimes" We tell ourselves that we are The Walking Dead" one of the best speeches he's made
One of the most underrated episodes of the show. But one of my favorites.
“The is how we survive, we tell ourselves.. that We.. are the Walking Dead” One of the deepest speeches/quotes by anyone on this show. And it’s Rick who says it. Very similar to when Cersei tells Ned “When you play the Game of Thrones, you win. Or you die”
The one by Maggie in the season 7 finale towards the end of the episode has it beat
Or when captain morbius says “its morbin time” and morbs all over them
In a sense, The Walking Dead was never completely about the zombies. It was to show how "civilized" people would respond if the world they knew came to an end and how much of their humanity they'd leave behind.
Perfectly said
Perfectly said
Yep
I’m glad we heard Maggie “explain” her non emotion about Beth. Ppl think Maggie forgot about her; she never did.
They had all just seen Hershel get beheaded. Then hell broke loose and she & Beth were separated; to Maggie, Beth was also dead (she had no idea she was with Daryl and ok)
THEN she finds out she was alive but kidnapped... THEN she hears that she ok and at a hospital. Then on the way to see her at the hospital she sees her dead 😔
💚I think some ppl forgot about this episode cuz I remembered her having this conversation💚
This is a great episode to watch twice... you’ll catch a lot the second time around 😊
Good to see you as always ❤️
Nicole Lush ☺️
I'm glad they explained it, but I really do think it was an oversight initially.
Daryl also told her about Beth when they were in the train car at terminus. I missed it when it aired but on my re-watch I heard it.
Yep
Remember Tyrese was the same way after he found Karen dead in season 4. Also remember how Sasha kept telling Ty "We're not the same".. Boom, her boo dies and her brother.. Acts angry and endangering the group like Ty did when him Michonne, Daryl and Bob went for the medicine. Michonne had that same talk with both Sasha and Ty about being angry and stupid. Turns out their the same after all in that way. Gotta love this show
I absolutely LOVE this episode. We haven't seen the group this desperate before.
Loved this episode! Rick's "We are the walking dead" speech is classic, and the gang's "Hold the (Barn) Door" moment is epic!
This episode definitely showed our group at their lowest-ever point. I loved how they each came together one by one to hold the door of the barn closed though. That was very uplifting. Also, I always think it's weird when shows or movies use the title in their dialogue. At least this proved the point that "The Walking Dead" aren't the Walkers, it's the humans still alive.
I love the scene when they are protecting the barn from the storm/walkers, it symbolized their collective dedication to staying alive. It was also pointed out to me once that the first three people to come defend the doors are Daryl, Maggie, and Sasha, who have lost the most people and the most hope in the last few episodes.
The scene w/ the barn door is so powerful at least for me b/c this storm was just a hardship for them to work together as a family. I mean imagine if Tyreese didn’t die last episode I’m pretty sure he and Abe coulda held that door down 90% by themselves since they are literal tanks.
I love the imagery of rick saying “we are the walking dead” followed by a bunch of walkers trying to get into a barn to harm the group. Kind of like when the group tried opened the barn in season 2 to kill the walkers. It kind of switches the rolls
whoaaaa
The scene where there fighting the storm by holding the doors closed is my all time fave scene because it shows that they need to work together to survive and that they will always have each others back - it’s also in this moment that I feel that abe, Rosita , eugene and gabe united with the group rather then just survivers who are close by .
This is genuinely one of my top 5 favorite episodes
(Not including premiere/finale & midseason premiere/finale b/c those are a WHOLE separate category)
But I LOVED everything about this episode, EVERYONE got some scenes & even some interactions we’ve never had like Carl & Maggie! They’ve been together in the group since Season 2 yet I don’t know if they’ve ever had a dialogue exchange up until this point.
The barn sequence is one of my favorite ones in the entire series! Seeing everyone come together to survive is SO POWERFUL!
SO excited for what’s to come...keep up the great work 😉
Facts I just love the feel of this episode
the way the group comes together to hold the door and the way it was shot was the best part of the episode. kudos to the camera crew and the director.
Fun fact. Norman Reedus actually ate a real worm during this episode
I had read that there were people there that made sure he spit it out.. but that he did want to eat it lol.
yum!
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The title of the episode, "Them", refers to Daryl's reply of "We ain't them" following Rick's speech at the barn.
I love Daryl but I hate how he ruined it
@@giventofly94 Yeah, I wasn't a fan of Daryl at this point in the series aka emo Daryl.
@@MacGuffinExMachina If anything Daryl was the non-emo one here though. Rick was the one litteraly saying that they're dead, and have to pretend that they've already lost
Them is what Rick was talking about with "we are the walking dead".
Also, Daryl answered that speech with "we ain't THEM" (ergo...........the walkers).
This is one of my favorite episodes even if it is one of the slower ones. Sometimes a break is needed to see how our survivors are faring mentally and emotionally and this episode does exactly that. I liked seeing how different characters deal with their grief. Maggie is ready to give up and stop fighting. Sasha is angry and wanting vengeance with no one to take it out on. Carol says she isn't able to let herself "feel it" while at the same time telling Daryl that he needs to let those feelings out. Rick is stoic in the face of all they've lost, enveloping himself in the leadership role. I always thought Daryl and the cigarette burn was his way of making himself feel something, anything. But I liked Lacey's interpretation of that scene as well. Either way, it was heartbreaking. I also liked his conversation with Maggie when he told her that Beth was strong because I'm not sure Maggie saw her that way (the little sister dynamic!). Great reaction from both of you. Keep them coming!
Steve: "He's either a sheep or a wolf in sheep's cloths." Well, or he could be a sheepdog.
"We ain't them"...Daryl always has wisdom without saying much. I also love how this episode shows how they deal with natural elements..survival is all facets...not just the walkers and evil people. I LOVE ya'lls discussions and talking it about and guessing what may come next....so what is your take on that guy at the end Mr. Stranger Danger? Should the group trust him?
This was a great episode for many reasons. First the title of the series is The walking dead and everyone from the beginning always thought the walkers was the walking dead, but nope we are the walking dead. I always believed it was the miracle of God who saved our people in that barn, he brought the Tornado at the right exact moment or they would have died because there were at least 100 walkers coming towards them. Now who In the hell is this Aaron dude? He looks awfully clean to be trusted don't you guys think? And how did he know the leaders name is Rick🤔 sounds like a stalker to me. Well can't wait for your next reaction to the last half of the season.
Have a wonderful week Steve and Lacey, Lacey and Steve.
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I'm so excited for your reaction to whether Aaron is a good or bad guy. He has those Governor vibes. Way more friendly than what they're used to. Also, I think Gareth stretched out his arms in the same way Aaron did.
First off, self harm is never okay, but it's almost poetic when Daryl burned himself. He was mourning Beth and at that point I think he got why she cut herself. It wasnt to kill herself. It wasn't for attention like he told her in Still. She just wanted to feel something. Also, the three people mourning the most were the first to get up and defend the group. No matter what they've lost or how defeated they feel, they've got to keep fighting for a better future and that's what the show is all about. And that's why this is one of my absolute favorite episodes of the series.
(almost) Poetic and self harm in the same sentence. Just no. Self harm is a way to deal with with very difficult feelings/ feeling empty, punishment etc.
Nothing Poetic about that.
key word [almost]
Saying that something is poetic isn't glorifying it. And they weren't saying the action of him self harming was what was poetic. The realization was.
I think the walker in the trunk was being kidnapped when it was still alive. Driver ran off or got killed and that left her alone to die. Who knows how long she was in there.
Terrifying and probably close to how it happened
Great reaction! This is my favorite episode of S5. I love watching the group struggling to survive, but together as one. I love Rick's speech and I love the whole storm with the walkers trying to get into the barn. I love the symbolism of the music box, and of course there's the end with the mysterious Aaron.
I wish you guys were already caught up with the rest of us!! lol
I like the barn scene a lot..I love how it was Sasha, Maggie, and Daryl that were the first to get up and hold the barn door, we see them dealing with different stages of grief but they still want to live deep down and they want to protect the group..also I love the scene were Maggie and Sasha talk they have the most in common right now with what they lost so it makes sense they need each other.
One of the best episodes in the whole show
"We ain't THEM"
Good reaction. Hope it stays interesting for you. 😊🌺🏝️❤️
If you pause at 16:35 you can see a walker stuck in a tree in the top left corner right above the roof of the house. Look very closely now. Pretty damn cool right?
I love how much work Greg, and the crew, put into the walkers for this show.
This is one of my favorite episodes, so many iconic visuals and dialogue in this one.
S4 Daryl tells Beth, "I sure as hell never cut my wrists looking for attention" & then in this episode he self harms with the cigarette because of her death...
I feel so bad for Daryl at this point he’s so numb to pain at this point he just doesn’t feel it anymore I think that’s one of the things that upsets him as well as Beth and everyone else he’s lost
True :((
I wouldn't say the dogs were rabid, but they certainly appeared to have gone feral.
My heart just breaks for daryl ( and everyone else in the group). I didn't know anything about hurting yourself, when I first watched the scene but I do now.
I just wanna hug him honestly 🌷
He was the hitchhiker that was running towards their car yelling for help
No, that person died. They show in the end of that same episode.
The word *_"Them"_* is referred in the episode when Rick says *_"We are The Walking Dead,_* and then Daryl responds like *_We ain't "Them"_*
The barn door scene is definitely in my top three of all time! The characters all coming together despite their grief and desolation from the world. That paired with the fact that everyone is together and the amazing cinematography!
The barn scene was come together scene for the group.
Comic Comparisons : The iconic We Are The Walking Dead speech was given much earlier in the comics After waking up from a coma after fighting with Tyreese in the wake of Carol’s self-harm (Rick blamed Tyreese for Carol’s self-harm because Carol and Tyreese were dating and Michonne seduced Tyreese and Carol saw it)
It's a shame the writers try to correct the Maggie error after the fact. She would've been looking for Beth after finding Glenn. There was no mention because the writers didn't think about it. I don't mind, the show is still fantastic.
'..We are the Walking Dead..'
goosebumps
I really liked this episode cuz it showed us the group actually struggling. It's not something we haven't seen yet. They've lost everything and have lost some loved ones recently. Whether it's mentally, physically, emotionally or spiritually, the struggle is real. Seeing them as a whole unit being together and sharing each others pain, this whole ordeal is just bringing them even closer than before. And now we've got this dude, Aaron, who's been creeping around and watching them from a distance. Should they worry? Hell yeah. The group has yet to meet honest, good, caring people. With the exemption of Hershel of course. This guy, Aaron, knew Rick's name and knew he was the leader of their group. I mean, for me to get information like that, I would have to really stick around and see how they interact with each other and determine who is it that they all look to when a decision needs to be made. That's lots of time and energy being spent to do that especially in this world where you have to constantly watch your back and not make a sound and avoid the walkers. And he's been really quiet that even Daryl didn't suspect/sense someone being close by. So how long has Aaron been watching them? And what is his "good news"? Oh Rick ain't gonna be too happy about this. This is the part where I say, "Lucy, you've got some 'splaining to do." LOL!!! And now let's not forget the best part of Rick's little talk there about them being "the walking dead". That gave me chills when I heard him say that line. This episode was all about "them", Rick's group. And it also means something else but I don't quite know how to express it with the right words cuz it then becomes a tad spoilery. So with that said, I'll mention what else this episode meant on Wednesday. Later guys PEACE!
- Yvette
Remember how the walkers running at Season 1. Now they are barely crawling.
It feels like yesterday that this was uploaded. I cannot believe this was in 2019- over 2 years ago :0 Pre-covid days...
This was my favorite part they all coming together
This is one of the best written episodes and some of the absolute best subtle story details but very depressing episode with Daryl and Maggie falling apart without Beth and Sasha without Ty
11:47 Daryl does not do this in order to distract himself from his internal pain. It’s quite the opposite. Those of us who have survived extreme abuse (especially childhood abuse) have a tendency to shut down completely. We feel literally nothing. Our brains (specifically, the amygdala) chooses to do this subconsciously when the emotional pain becomes too much. It’s a form of self-preservation.
My point is that in this moment Daryl feels absolutely nothing.
Physical pain is grounding, it brings you back to the present. It makes you feel. Sure, it’s pain. But for us, you either feel nothing at all or you feel everything all at once.
It was the only way he was going to be able to force himself to feel Beth’s death. And he knew if he didn’t do it, then he’d end up like Merle. Like Sasha. Like Tyreese, after Karen and David. Like Carol, after Lizzie and Mikka. It’s pretty rough 😢
A thought though, Rick's name and picture was in the news before the Walker Apocalypse. So, that would explain some.
@@mythra7174 I don't know, usually shootings like that make the national news and there was internet. Some of the early attacks were filmed and up on the internet in Fear the Walking Dead. In the comic, Rick was comatose for a month, in the show it's two months.
But he looks nothing like he did in his photos from back then
@@jmominis True but Deanna would be able to put the name, Rick's old job together and might recall the story. Not sure how long this is after the shooting.
Oh, I was thinking simply of Aaron and how he learned Ricks name but that wasn’t revealed until next episode so I won’t spoil here in case someone is watching the series in order for the first time.
@@jmominis Yeah, I didn't think of that! I won't spoil either.
If I had no food or water for that long I'd find it really hard to not be an arsehole the entire time. I drink about 7 bottles of water a day at least. If I had no water I'd be very irritated.
We Aint "THEM".....
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I think the theme of this episode explores the acceptance of grief and finding one's clarity through that. In this episode, the viewers followed Sasha, Daryl, and Maggie coming to terms with who they lost and how they can keep moving forward. The reason for the title is due to what Daryl said when they were in the barn: "We ain't them." This meant he was separating himself from the walking dead despite losing part of his humanity along the way. He was reminded by Carol that it's ok to mourn Beth's death as long as he holds onto what's left and doesn't blame himself, such as telling Maggie how he came to realise that Beth was always strong on the inside even when she didn't believe it herself. Despite their losses, they're all supporting each other as a family. Just like when Daryl fixes the music box for Maggie who then plays it for Sasha, and when the three of them were the first people to run towards the barn doors to help keep them closed during the tornado. They're rising above their pain to work together - just like a group surviving the apocalypse should. This is what led to Aaron introducing himself, because he figured out Rick's group were good people and he would most-likely be safe around them.
“Them” refers to Daryl responding to Rick’s statement of “We are the walking dead.” Daryl responds “We’re not them.”
Ricks “We are the walking dead” was a huge moment in the comics, I’m still a little annoyed that the show had Daryl ruin that moment in the show
themarine0316 I don’t think he ruined it, I think it was just taken out of context. Before this we see coral telling Daryl “you arnt dead”, because at the moment he is very numb to everything and because he’s mourning and not in a good head space. Daryl’s reply, saying “we not them” I think is him trying to hold onto his humanity, he didn’t want them to be referred to as the walking dead because that implies too much for him in that mind space, he didn’t want to wake up in the mind set that they are just waiting to die, or the “walking dead”. But more in the mindset of fighting to survive, that’s my 2 cents anyway
Trust the universe but it shouldn’t have been taken out of context, it was obvious to everybody watching what Rick meant, to me they shit on this iconic moment from the comics but if it didn’t ruin it for you I’m glad but for me I can’t watch that scene without rolling my eyes 👀when Daryl says what he says
Starving as thirsty, can it get worse? Oh, by the way, Hello Aaron! Great, see you...until 5/11!!!
Not my favourite episode but great and very exciting ending to it!!
11:38 what i feel and do when i hit my head against the wall when i wake up
This episode i all about Mourning Beth death and they are hopeless :((
The groups stuck in the wooooooooooods
I can't believe Beth and Tyreese died they're are the babysitter of Judith 😢
Them surviving the tornado was a miracle, then a clean, friendly, good looking dude popes out, says he has good news (stereotypical Christian/Jehova Witness greeting) , and the broken music box starts working all of a sudden. It's so full of overt Christian overtones, I don't understand how some reactors miss it lol.
Its called them bc Daryl and Rick said we’re not “them”as I’m (walkers)
I hope you can catch up for start of midseason of s10, can't wait for your reactions!
"Roll Credits!" *ding*
Hey. He looks like the Red Skull to me🤫. Don’t ended like that.😩 when it rains, the Walkers come out to play.
You guys got a lot of catching up to do lol
Btw I LOVE the endelig! Your reaction was just like everyone elses I think. Like: wtf 🤨
I think the lady in the trunk was either kidnapped right before or at the start of the Apocalypse. Might be a domestic violence situation that escalated.
The episode title refers to the group not being "them" as in walking dead/walkers.
It’s called them because Daryl said we ain’t them
Top part of this episode was just the music box at the end good news hilarious and then Maggie keep finding all these women by themselves very sad to see it was a tornado that went through and destroyed everything so cool finally got a extreme weather problem like a tornado what would happen if a tornado
Reedus's cryface tho, always makes me laugh since episode 15 of season 3
Can't wait! for the next episode.
Them I think? its just them! not us.
I ate a dog once ... a hot dog ... get it? ... a hot ... ah never mind
I've been watching yall for a few weeks now... jus saying... big dude is lucky... cause this chick is HOT!!! get hotter with every episode... congrats my dude!!!
Awe shucks! Aren't you a sweetheart! Thanks ~ Lacey
Next Season will be the 2nd best after Season 9
Total respect to you if you liked Season 6. I liked most of it, but I think that's when the wheel starts getting loose. Season 7 is where the wheels have come off; Season 8 is the show trying to drive without wheels and running itself into the ground. Season 9 is when AAA comes to save the day with a brand spanking new car and it really takes off! The second half of Season 5 is awesome, though!
Why does she always stare at him when she says anything. You can talk and look at the screen at the same time...
The most cringey thing about them is when they look at eachother after every sentence.
It’s so fking annoying and unnecessary. Talks throughout most of the episodes and then looks away all the damn time.
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No offense, but you guys reminded me me why needed to stop watching reaction videos because it reminds me just how much people don’t have media literacy at the moment it’s annoying as all get out. From people not even trying to put themselves in the characters shoes to taking 10 minutes to get basic things to not getting them at all and maybe worse, projecting what they want from the story onto it. It must be so frustrating to see for all the creators of these shows and filmmakers to see.
Literally everybody that watches TV and movies do this... that is the whole point. It's entertainment. Every person should be allowed to take from it what they will. That is the beauty of the art. The fact that you are so rigid about your takes is counter-productive in my view. If you don't like to see other peoples thoughts and views... then don't watch reaction videos... if your opinion is the only opinion you value... then you are probably right.
I cant stand people who watch shows they have seen and act like they haven't and look smart