This was such a good episode of Walking Dead, the story of connection, keeping your humanity and finding peace even though the world around you has gone to hell. Episodes like this one are what keep me watching this show
I was about as fucking cynical to this series since the start of the prison. And even then the show in my opinion was just trudging on. It took me a year to watch the fifth season again out of my memory of it just becoming boring, and played out. Then it took until netflix just got the new season to make me watch this, I like this episode. But when a story is made just so fucking poignant like the plot of the walking dead, it is just to fucking much. One thing I like about the concept of the apocalypse is that people are still human, most of us have a hard time killing one another. There should always be a light within the dark, but this show goes on, and on, and on blind in the darkness of the story.
@@zib8512yeah but Ftwd isn’t in a good place right now either what 💀 neither is Twd, you may like it, but that doesn’t mean the show is still good bro. It’s dropped in quality and the writing is beyond trash at times, the only thing saving this franchise is the lack of Rick, which people are all waiting for the spin-off anyways so 🤷🏻♂️
Out of all the episodes in the so far seven seasons of the show, this episode is hands down the best. The writers, director, camera operators, and especially the actors do a great job portraying the need for humanism, peace, and serenity especially during times of trouble. Life IS precious!
Nobody is gonna give a shit about this comment, but when this episode first aired I was an angry young man who hated himself and everything due to years of bullying. I then started to try to find out who I was and find my inner peace. Then watching this episode made me literally fall apart crying when it aired, as I felt I could really relate to Morgan. It’s funny how we can make connections to characters who aren’t even real through literature and media and have it affect our own lives. I’ll always be thankful for the peace this episode brought me when I was struggling.
*What we’ve done, we’ve done* *We evade it by moving forward with a code to never do it again* *To make up for it* *To still accept what we were* That actually helps me to deal with my personal demons
Andrew Miller One of the reasons I liked this episode was because before this episode came out, Morgan said a friend taught him how to use the Bo staff, and I was wondering who that friend was. Another reason was because Eastman was a very wise, charismatic and unique character.
Unfortunately we forget these lessons, then have to learn them all over again. . . . Peace is not kept through force, it is achieved through understanding, ourselves, others, and this intricate planet we are blessed with.
I remember watching this episode at such a strange time of my life, it was comforting in a way. Felt alone, lost, I had no sense of direction with anything. I’d just dropped out of school at 17 due to health issues, everything around me was just crumbling. I remember coming home one day and watching it the day after it aired, it was the first time in a long time I’d felt at peace. It’s strange because at the time I wasn’t expecting much from this episode, but watching through it let me slip away from reality for a while. It took me into another world where there was nothing but just peace and acceptance. All the noise from my problems turned off. This sounds corny af writing this lmao but it’s the truth, every time I see scenes from this episode it reminds me of those times. There’s a lot of nostalgia watching this back, things are okay now :)
This was the BEST episode I have ever watched from the walking dead. It is so peaceful. Just makes you open your eyes and look at the bright side of everything. Let’s you understand yourself the right way. The music is awesome too!
I lived off grid in Hawaii when this came out. I didn't even know about it until 2014. When my daughter and her family were watching it as addicts . I was like so upset. How could you watch this!!! I was home in Denver visiting. I hated it. I started watching this just because it was in in every room! Well I haven't stopped, I've seen every twd episode at least 18 times. Maybe not the last two seasons cause they weren't around as long but still many. Times. I call it my anti depressant! It got me through the four years it took my mom to pass. So.. I hear you! God Bless! ✝️🌸🌴🌸
Morgan in Fear 8x06: "Have you seen how much this has changed since you first gave it to me here? I suppose you'd say I have too. You made that all possible with all that you did and all that you taught me. There's something I realized just lately, that all life is precious, but that is not about killing or not killing. It's about... what you do with the time that you have. And the... the people that you have, ya know?"
1 year ago a good man said the same line to me "what you do with the time that you have"... and now im in tears when i saw your line too, probably not a coincidence i read your comment first.
Such an exquisitely beautiful and poignant episode. The fact that Morgan, after losing his family and his humanity to the apocalypse, can find inner peace again after having lived as a murderer in the woods gives me a sense of peace.
I think this is my favourite episode in the entire show. While “The Grove” and “The Calm Before” are up there, this episode just moves me in a inexplainable way. This episode has really had an effect on my life, in a way that no other did.
IKR? Stories are profound and when done well on film/TV can touch you on a deeper level. I loved this episode most too. This one might be the one good thing to take away from the whole TWD series.
The music for this episode is beautiful. It repeats several times throughout the episode, and is sprinkled in other episodes as a tribute to this one and him finding his humanity again. I love it. I wish it was an actual song and not just a clip. Either way, I love it.
Right? I been trying to find the music for this episode but it’s so hard…but my god it’s so heart warming, truly brings peace to mind when I hear this music and watch this episode
This wasn't just my favorite episode of the series. It's one of my favorite episodes from any tv show. I've dealt with mental illness for most of my adult life. I've been suicidal at times and psychotic during others. I've lost myself and who I was and my drive in life at times and I've had years where I overcompensated in the rat race. I've been surrounded by those who love me and also somehow found myself completely at other times in my life, in good times and bad. But I keep going no matter what. Morgan lost his wife, his child and old life and even lost his damn mind. And seeing all that erode away, he wanted to die. He pleaded with Eastman to kill him and tried to force Eastman to kill him by attacking him. He felt that he was too "cowardly" to take his own life, so he went around inflicting pain upon others secretly hoping that someone would put him out of his own misery. But along comes Eastman who shows him the simple joys in life, that all life is precious and that the bad things in life must be put behind you in order to move forward. I wish I had an Eastman in my life. I wish everyone should be so lucky to have encountered someone like Eastman to pick a person when he or she's down. But mental health hotlines are underfunded, understaffed and even nonexistent in some countries. Maybe the world would be a much better place if everyone could be an Eastman to everyone else. I've followed Morgan's journey on the show over the years more than the other characters. I crossed over to "Fear the Walking Dead" despite the weaker writing, bland characters and silly plots. I will always follow the show so long as Morgan is on it. Scott Gimple better not fuck things up with him the way he did with Carl.
Study zen man. I have bipolar disorder and I study zen and called out this episode to my wife 3 episodes prior just how Morgan was acting when he came back to rick all peacefully and knowing how to use a bowstaff . I said “ he was 100 percent trained by a zen master”
@@24nickiii zen mind beginners mind is likely the most popular. You want something to explain it as basically as possible at first just to see the value in it. But zen in its essence is simplicity, but the simplest things ironically can be the hardest to penetrate. I’d recommend listening to Alan watts and reading some of his books, as well as eckhart tolle, and take it as deep as you want from there. Meditation is also a good idea
@@atticusfinch6038 thank you for your suggestions. i ordered a copy of zen mind, beginner’s mind and will check it out as a start. i’ve been practicing different forms of Meditation over the past three years and it always helped me tremendously. however, I always wanted to learn more about Buddhism and/or Zen, but could never stick to it, although I’ve accumulated a folder full of information about different aspects of Buddhism and have read Kerouac’s Dharma Bums which is one of my favorite books and influenced me a lot. i lost my way over the past two years and feel like I never fully allowed myself to take everything in and heal, but I’ve gotten the right wake up call recently to turn my life around and this time I want to do things differently. since I can relate to Morgan in ways and feel a strong call to explore this matter I’m gonna do just that.
definitely one of the best, if not the best one off side story in the Walking Dead, everything including cinematography, story, music, and the whole vibe really set the tone of what kind of person Eastman is and how he changed Morgan's life.
Such a peaceful episode in this show….after all the messed up stuff they had to do to survive…this episode reminded not only Morgan, but the audience that that even though it’s end of the world. That means our humanity means so much more
Morgan in Fear 8x06: "Have you seen how much this has changed since you first gave it to me here? I suppose you'd say I have too. You made that all possible with all that you did and all that you taught me. There's something I realized just lately, that all life is precious, but that is not about killing or not killing. It's about... what you do with the time that you have. And the... the people that you have, ya know?"
After struggling with alcohol for 4 years after my dad died a year later im sober and attend meetings helping other's Eastman gave me that acceptance of what I've done in the past and to forgive myself and help others. Morgans transformation is one of the best in the walking dead he lost everything including himself but meeting Eastman and learn he to lost everything same as Morgan they both were alike in a sense and helped each other Eastman gave Morgan his humanity back such a beautiful episode.
This is probably my all time favorite episode. Almost entirely dialogue but it's so captivating and such a beautiful moment in Morgan's amazingly done character arch.
Best episode of the walking dead. I felt Morgan soul was re Made or healed for the losses he had during the series. Great episode one of the best in any show ever. It had a spirituality to a otherwise dark hurtful world.
Just watched this episode recently and is still the best one out there. Life vs Dearh. Kill vs Save. Clear vs Peace. No big action scenes, no big drama scenes, just grey acting, directing, music. I'm not one to say what should be yogurt in film class but this should be in there. Maybe even in morality or whatever religion you follow. This teach the utmost importance of all. The continue of LIFE is precious !
This was one of those emotional episodes where after it ended, you had to take a moment for your brain to process everything that just happened before going on to the next episode. This episode was one of those and Beth’s death was another.
My fav episode peaceful in a way i hsted it that eastman died I actually just watched it and i loved it im actually inspired to be that kind of person to believe all life is precious
I dropped this show after negan. But man this single episode was more important to me than the whole series. This and Bobs introduction and his turmoil were my favorites. Its so surreal, the worlds gone to shit all over but im more invested in the betterment and story conclusion of these 2 men. And the ost in this is so powerful. I've cried so many times rewatching it, and though I quit the walking dead years ago, I will NEVER forget these scenes.
Morgan has since had that Staff broken, repaired with a new half and later turned it into the handle of a Battle Axe!!! Sadly he seems to have lost that original Staff/Battle Axe and he's back to using a cruder new Staff.
I remember when people were comparing this episode of twd to star wars episode 5 because people saw eastman as yoda & morgan as luke & eastman was trying to keep all of morgans baggage calm & collected & readjust his sanity so he can let morgan on his way to face what the world turned into again
I highly encourage everyone who encounters this comment, whom loved this episode, to look up on UA-cam the OST to this episode. Although the tracks are short, they make amazing music to listen to for meditation! 😌
I've been a Walking Dead fan since 2020 I'm hooked on seasons 1-5 but I do watch some of the later ones, somehow this episode fell through the crack but I picked it up again...its one of the best messages in the series! Im gonna go try and make some cheese! cheers fellow walking dead fans!
Eastman is far and away the most influential and most memorable character who only appeared in one single episode, he’s the only person who appears in only one episode who’s name I easily remember as if he was a main character I wish they would’ve showed his backstory or gave him an episode similar to here’s negan although I guess it would be a little weird since he’s not a part of the overall story he’s only important to morgan
Fear's not over yet and neither is Morgan's story. Morgan has since had that Staff broken, repaired with a new half and later turned it into the handle of a Battle Axe!!! Sadly he seems to have lost that original Staff/Battle Axe and he's back to using a cruder new Staff.
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This was my favorite episode of Walking Dead.
I love it to no death hardcore rock just natural people doing natural stuff
I legit don't cry for no series but I legit burst tears at the end lol
Same man it was just so peaceful and calm
Same 🙂
Boooooo
This was such a good episode of Walking Dead, the story of connection, keeping your humanity and finding peace even though the world around you has gone to hell. Episodes like this one are what keep me watching this show
I was about as fucking cynical to this series since the start of the prison. And even then the show in my opinion was just trudging on. It took me a year to watch the fifth season again out of my memory of it just becoming boring, and played out. Then it took until netflix just got the new season to make me watch this, I like this episode. But when a story is made just so fucking poignant like the plot of the walking dead, it is just to fucking much. One thing I like about the concept of the apocalypse is that people are still human, most of us have a hard time killing one another. There should always be a light within the dark, but this show goes on, and on, and on blind in the darkness of the story.
@@fangadorawolfen6164 I respect your opinion but its just wrong imo. Look where the show is now. There was always a goal. It just needs time
@@zib8512yeah but Ftwd isn’t in a good place right now either what 💀 neither is Twd, you may like it, but that doesn’t mean the show is still good bro. It’s dropped in quality and the writing is beyond trash at times, the only thing saving this franchise is the lack of Rick, which people are all waiting for the spin-off anyways so 🤷🏻♂️
@@zib8512not tryna hate btw, just being mega transparent 🫡, it’s all up to opinion in the end
Out of all the episodes in the so far seven seasons of the show, this episode is hands down the best. The writers, director, camera operators, and especially the actors do a great job portraying the need for humanism, peace, and serenity especially during times of trouble. Life IS precious!
Mariano Rossetti well said my friend
Mariano Rossetti d
Best episode in the entire show, Eastman was great
Eastman was only in one episode and he’d already become one of my favorite characters.
Nobody is gonna give a shit about this comment, but when this episode first aired I was an angry young man who hated himself and everything due to years of bullying. I then started to try to find out who I was and find my inner peace. Then watching this episode made me literally fall apart crying when it aired, as I felt I could really relate to Morgan.
It’s funny how we can make connections to characters who aren’t even real through literature and media and have it affect our own lives. I’ll always be thankful for the peace this episode brought me when I was struggling.
May god bring you much peace and love into your life 🙏
That is exactly what art is for, my friend.
Thanks for sharing, buts a smile on my face reading this.
I care ... and I love cheese also 😢
Legend man.
*What we’ve done, we’ve done*
*We evade it by moving forward with a code to never do it again*
*To make up for it*
*To still accept what we were*
That actually helps me to deal with my personal demons
Amen 🙏
This episode would make a fantastic movie.
It should have been a one season special, just these two hanging, doing chores, occasionally meeting other people. I love this episode dearly.
if not for Eastman, Morgan wouldn't have retained sanity and be the badass that he is with the stick.
Juan Aguilera Eastman brought Morgan back Morgan was first a crazy guy
griff yeah that is what I'm saying.
Looking back at Morgan’s journey, this is his most important episode, and what a beautiful episode it was
wow this is one of my favorite episode of the whole series but nobody likes it ):
griff My favorite episodes of Season 6 is this episode and episode 2.
Andrew Faith Morgan and Eastman had great chemistry. So many great character have died in this show.
***** are you that guy from trevchan?
I like it. It's one of my favorites too. I guess other people just wanna see more action proved or more gory episodes.
Andrew Miller One of the reasons I liked this episode was because before this episode came out, Morgan said a friend taught him how to use the Bo staff, and I was wondering who that friend was. Another reason was because Eastman was a very wise, charismatic and unique character.
Back when the walking dead was character centric, deep and philosophical.
It still is at times. "Here's Negan" was an amazing episode too.
Weird that you say "was"
Unfortunately we forget these lessons, then have to learn them all over again. . . . Peace is not kept through force, it is achieved through understanding, ourselves, others, and this intricate planet we are blessed with.
I remember watching this episode at such a strange time of my life, it was comforting in a way. Felt alone, lost, I had no sense of direction with anything. I’d just dropped out of school at 17 due to health issues, everything around me was just crumbling. I remember coming home one day and watching it the day after it aired, it was the first time in a long time I’d felt at peace. It’s strange because at the time I wasn’t expecting much from this episode, but watching through it let me slip away from reality for a while. It took me into another world where there was nothing but just peace and acceptance. All the noise from my problems turned off. This sounds corny af writing this lmao but it’s the truth, every time I see scenes from this episode it reminds me of those times. There’s a lot of nostalgia watching this back, things are okay now :)
I hope you are better my friend you aren't alone .
I love the music to this scene
This was the BEST episode I have ever watched from the walking dead. It is so peaceful. Just makes you open your eyes and look at the bright side of everything. Let’s you understand yourself the right way. The music is awesome too!
The most underrated episode thus far
Never fails to make me cry.
As someone who found a deep love for humankind in the midst of my chaos, this speaks to me in powerful ways.
I lived off grid in Hawaii when this came out. I didn't even know about it until 2014. When my daughter and her family were watching it as addicts . I was like so upset. How could you watch this!!! I was home in Denver visiting. I hated it. I started watching this just because it was in in every room! Well I haven't stopped, I've seen every twd episode at least 18 times. Maybe not the last two seasons cause they weren't around as long but still many. Times. I call it my anti depressant! It got me through the four years it took my mom to pass. So.. I hear you! God Bless! ✝️🌸🌴🌸
Morgan in Fear 8x06: "Have you seen how much this has changed since you first gave it to me here? I suppose you'd say I have too. You made that all possible with all that you did and all that you taught me. There's something I realized just lately, that all life is precious, but that is not about killing or not killing. It's about... what you do with the time that you have. And the... the people that you have, ya know?"
1 year ago a good man said the same line to me "what you do with the time that you have"... and now im in tears when i saw your line too, probably not a coincidence i read your comment first.
@@ropika8154 🤩🤩🤩
This was the best episode. Glad to see him back and finally letting us know who Morgan really is.
My favorite part of when he tells the story of the prisoner he starved to death
Such an exquisitely beautiful and poignant episode.
The fact that Morgan, after losing his family and his humanity to the apocalypse, can find inner peace again after having lived as a murderer in the woods gives me a sense of peace.
I think this is my favourite episode in the entire show. While “The Grove” and “The Calm Before” are up there, this episode just moves me in a inexplainable way. This episode has really had an effect on my life, in a way that no other did.
IKR? Stories are profound and when done well on film/TV can touch you on a deeper level. I loved this episode most too. This one might be the one good thing to take away from the whole TWD series.
The music for this episode is beautiful. It repeats several times throughout the episode, and is sprinkled in other episodes as a tribute to this one and him finding his humanity again. I love it. I wish it was an actual song and not just a clip. Either way, I love it.
Right? I been trying to find the music for this episode but it’s so hard…but my god it’s so heart warming, truly brings peace to mind when I hear this music and watch this episode
@@aaronvega3822 do you still need the music?
@@qasimshah5616 yes I do
@@aaronvega3822 ua-cam.com/video/6oD1m4isWEM/v-deo.html
Any update what the title of the music is??
This episode.. is gonna change my life
the best episode. I remember my older brother showing me this episode as a kid.
This was the best episode in the whole series.. truly amazing! I love Morgan a lot and the psychiatrist is awesome..
This wasn't just my favorite episode of the series. It's one of my favorite episodes from any tv show. I've dealt with mental illness for most of my adult life. I've been suicidal at times and psychotic during others. I've lost myself and who I was and my drive in life at times and I've had years where I overcompensated in the rat race. I've been surrounded by those who love me and also somehow found myself completely at other times in my life, in good times and bad. But I keep going no matter what.
Morgan lost his wife, his child and old life and even lost his damn mind. And seeing all that erode away, he wanted to die. He pleaded with Eastman to kill him and tried to force Eastman to kill him by attacking him. He felt that he was too "cowardly" to take his own life, so he went around inflicting pain upon others secretly hoping that someone would put him out of his own misery.
But along comes Eastman who shows him the simple joys in life, that all life is precious and that the bad things in life must be put behind you in order to move forward. I wish I had an Eastman in my life. I wish everyone should be so lucky to have encountered someone like Eastman to pick a person when he or she's down. But mental health hotlines are underfunded, understaffed and even nonexistent in some countries. Maybe the world would be a much better place if everyone could be an Eastman to everyone else.
I've followed Morgan's journey on the show over the years more than the other characters. I crossed over to "Fear the Walking Dead" despite the weaker writing, bland characters and silly plots. I will always follow the show so long as Morgan is on it. Scott Gimple better not fuck things up with him the way he did with Carl.
Study zen man. I have bipolar disorder and I study zen and called out this episode to my wife 3 episodes prior just how Morgan was acting when he came back to rick all peacefully and knowing how to use a bowstaff . I said “ he was 100 percent trained by a zen master”
@@atticusfinch6038 Do you have any particular book recommendations to get into Zen?
@@24nickiii zen mind beginners mind is likely the most popular. You want something to explain it as basically as possible at first just to see the value in it. But zen in its essence is simplicity, but the simplest things ironically can be the hardest to penetrate. I’d recommend listening to Alan watts and reading some of his books, as well as eckhart tolle, and take it as deep as you want from there. Meditation is also a good idea
@@atticusfinch6038 thank you for your suggestions. i ordered a copy of zen mind, beginner’s mind and will check it out as a start. i’ve been practicing different forms of Meditation over the past three years and it always helped me tremendously. however, I always wanted to learn more about Buddhism and/or Zen, but could never stick to it, although I’ve accumulated a folder full of information about different aspects of Buddhism and have read Kerouac’s Dharma Bums which is one of my favorite books and influenced me a lot.
i lost my way over the past two years and feel like I never fully allowed myself to take everything in and heal, but I’ve gotten the right wake up call recently to turn my life around and this time I want to do things differently. since I can relate to Morgan in ways and feel a strong call to explore this matter I’m gonna do just that.
ngl I cried when I saw this. It’s not sad, it’s just beautiful.
magical moments
I stopped watching the series mid way through the war but this episode was always my favourite
This truly has changed me
definitely one of the best, if not the best one off side story in the Walking Dead, everything including cinematography, story, music, and the whole vibe really set the tone of what kind of person Eastman is and how he changed Morgan's life.
Such a peaceful episode in this show….after all the messed up stuff they had to do to survive…this episode reminded not only Morgan, but the audience that that even though it’s end of the world. That means our humanity means so much more
Morgan in Fear 8x06: "Have you seen how much this has changed since you first gave it to me here? I suppose you'd say I have too. You made that all possible with all that you did and all that you taught me. There's something I realized just lately, that all life is precious, but that is not about killing or not killing. It's about... what you do with the time that you have. And the... the people that you have, ya know?"
After struggling with alcohol for 4 years after my dad died a year later im sober and attend meetings helping other's Eastman gave me that acceptance of what I've done in the past and to forgive myself and help others. Morgans transformation is one of the best in the walking dead he lost everything including himself but meeting Eastman and learn he to lost everything same as Morgan they both were alike in a sense and helped each other Eastman gave Morgan his humanity back such a beautiful episode.
This is probably my all time favorite episode. Almost entirely dialogue but it's so captivating and such a beautiful moment in Morgan's amazingly done character arch.
Miss Eastman. Really shows the meaning of life on this show.
Hands down best episode. Great lesson is taught in this episode. To keep your mind focused even in a state of chaos. Very will written episode
Best episode of the walking dead. I felt Morgan soul was re Made or healed for the losses he had during the series. Great episode one of the best in any show ever. It had a spirituality to a otherwise dark hurtful world.
Best episode of the walking dead universe of all time, great theme, great message, and great character.
Eastman lasted one episode but I still cared more about him than any of the newer characters
I wish Eastman never died. His and Morgan's bond would've been even stronger. Plus him and Rick would've been buds too I bet
@@cgore4 who hurt you
We wanted to see the survivors and tons of walkers but what we needed was this episode
Just watched this episode recently and is still the best one out there. Life vs Dearh. Kill vs Save. Clear vs Peace. No big action scenes, no big drama scenes, just grey acting, directing, music. I'm not one to say what should be yogurt in film class but this should be in there. Maybe even in morality or whatever religion you follow. This teach the utmost importance of all. The continue of LIFE is precious !
Agreed def one of the best episodes
This was one of those emotional episodes where after it ended, you had to take a moment for your brain to process everything that just happened before going on to the next episode. This episode was one of those and Beth’s death was another.
My fav episode peaceful in a way i hsted it that eastman died I actually just watched it and i loved it im actually inspired to be that kind of person to believe all life is precious
I think everyone should be inspired to be like eastman he really had a gentle soul, caring, warmth, and love for a world that won't love you back
This is my favorite episode I always show this episode to people who are going through something
Still my favorite episode of all twd
The greatest walking dead universe episode ever made hands down. It’s one of those I can watch over and over again.
I dropped this show after negan. But man this single episode was more important to me than the whole series. This and Bobs introduction and his turmoil were my favorites. Its so surreal, the worlds gone to shit all over but im more invested in the betterment and story conclusion of these 2 men. And the ost in this is so powerful. I've cried so many times rewatching it, and though I quit the walking dead years ago, I will NEVER forget these scenes.
Quite possibly the greatest episode of the franchise...
Reminds me of Dunmore.
My wife and I, we had nothing. But, we were happy.
Morgan has since had that Staff broken, repaired with a new half and later turned it into the handle of a Battle Axe!!! Sadly he seems to have lost that original Staff/Battle Axe and he's back to using a cruder new Staff.
This episode should be a whole ass movie.
I remember when people were comparing this episode of twd to star wars episode 5 because people saw eastman as yoda & morgan as luke & eastman was trying to keep all of morgans baggage calm & collected & readjust his sanity so he can let morgan on his way to face what the world turned into again
The music make it one of the really sad episodes... rip Eastman..
How much that stick has changed in FearTWD is drastic. Morgan came a long way
Coming from 2023. & still watching this episode
all life is precious
Beautiful moment.
This episode was a masterpiece
My favorite episode I've never seen. Thank you.
dang that 1st 2.30 min. gets to me all the time.. :') these scenes are to be listed and hanged inside a Zen temple.. :)
Underrated episode
RIP Tabitha the GOAT
One of my favorite episodes of the whole series. 10/10 ✨ stars! You really feel for Morgan in this episode.
My favourite episode 🤗
Ep 3 of the last of us had these same vibes. 2 great episodes from 2 great shows. Love em both
2023 still here loved this episode🙏
I welcome comments on AIKIDO. Comment below. Thoughts.... Meditative? Practical? A soft or hard martial art.
One of my fave episodes
This remains my favourite episode of the series
alright, that’s amazing and peaceful.
great episode, maybe my favorite or at least in my top 5
so beautiful
I highly encourage everyone who encounters this comment, whom loved this episode, to look up on UA-cam the OST to this episode.
Although the tracks are short, they make amazing music to listen to for meditation! 😌
Im watching it like 9 time And still cry i dont know why But for me its the best episode of the walking dead ever made
Best episode of the entire TWD!
Oh yeah I forgot about this silly backstory. Reminded me of season 1's "vatos looking after old people" reveal.
Such a beautiful episode.
One of the characters i wanted to see more in episodes, Eastman was a good person, too bad he died ☹️
Same, I hated how they wasted good characters ☝️🥺❤️
Dude every time I hear Morgan’s little piano theme playing I start to tear up
🙏🏼
My boy Eastman teaching Morgan the way
I've written a few screenplays, and if there is a TWD episode I'd hold up as an example of something I'd like to write "Here's Not Here" would be one.
Excelente episodio
Nice makes me wanna learn aikido using bo staff
This was a Star Trek episode disguised as a walking dead episode. Honestly when watching with my girlfriend I had to hold back my tears
*Learning the art of peace from the Zodiac Killer*
This was the best episode
I've been a Walking Dead fan since 2020 I'm hooked on seasons 1-5 but I do watch some of the later ones, somehow this episode fell through the crack but I picked it up again...its one of the best messages in the series! Im gonna go try and make some cheese! cheers fellow walking dead fans!
RIP Eastman
He found his peace
this terminus place sounds good, lets go there.
the saddest episode ever💔
Wish Eastman survived longer he was cool
Eastman is far and away the most influential and most memorable character who only appeared in one single episode, he’s the only person who appears in only one episode who’s name I easily remember as if he was a main character I wish they would’ve showed his backstory or gave him an episode similar to here’s negan although I guess it would be a little weird since he’s not a part of the overall story he’s only important to morgan
Anybody 👀👀👀👀 Dr.Tetch from Gotham at the end of this episode
Miss TWD...so sad
Fear's not over yet and neither is Morgan's story. Morgan has since had that Staff broken, repaired with a new half and later turned it into the handle of a Battle Axe!!! Sadly he seems to have lost that original Staff/Battle Axe and he's back to using a cruder new Staff.
The right episode on the wrong time