Body Language Analyst Reacts To The Walking Dead | Governor Talks About His Wife 

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Hi, I really hope you see this, you probably heard about the girls that went missing while hitchhiking in Panama they took photos during the trip I think you should make a video of when they looked stressed and when they were enjoying some people think they went missing some think they got murder please make a video of you analysing their body language

Hey man you should really react to FTWD now, theres a great scene where Nick and Troy do drugs together and smear blood over each other to walk with the dead. Fantastic scene, season 3

Fucking bonkers he never got an emmy

I want to thank thank you, Enigma. I had been BEGGING you to do this scene for ages...well a very long time. This scene is amazing and easily ranks among one of my favorites for acting. David Morrissey NAILS this character and blows the comic version away.. Season 3 was peak The Walking Dead. This is when everyone was watching and I firmly believe The Governors character was a huge reason. Again, thank you for covering this scene.

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Completely agree!

@@enigmabodylanguage thank u for making this , I having a tough time rn and ur vids Calm me down

@@davehoward4905 same i don’t know why these videos help me mentally 😂

@@lostandneverfound6287because it’s a informational/caring take of the series we all love.

@@enigmabodylanguage Hi man, could you please do a video like. This but where the governor kills Martinez, I always couldn’t work it out the face he pulls I don’t know if he felt bad for Martinez or he just didn’t want to kill again or to be a leader again, it’s when there getting drunk playing golf on top of an R.V, if you have already done it can you send me the link please

David Morrisey is a great actor

@@Johnnycash23_ usually not my cup of tea, this character was written for him, so it seems. He really did AMAZING work with it. I could DRONE about his portrayal.

​@@leviathan_is_methe governor in the comics was the very villain....destroyed rick s group forever and raped michoone a lot of time cut rick s hand and killed lori judth decapited tyreese and killed hershel his son billy and others member s of the group....a very massacre rick become crazy after

@@gionatanayele I'm sorry I don't understand what point your trying to make. Not being rude, I mean no disrespect at ALL, just kinda lost what your saying. I was saying how Morriseys portrayal was totally different from the comic counterpart, like the show runners recreated the character specifically for him and I LOVED his portrayal. I read the comics, many times. So, again, what is the point your making? (Sorry if this seems rude, honestly) Edit: If it was the "one dimensional" comment I meant that as he almost immediately goes "main villain" and is basically a stock bad guy, the seriousness and cruelty aside the character was written quite 1 dimensional imo.

@@leviathan_is_me i want to say who the governor of the show also he didn t the massacre of the comics his work i like it so much....i agree with you david morrisey was very good with his representation governor instability like the comics

Respect

Completely agree

Thanks :)

You know Andrew Lincoln is also British right? Lol

I don't think TWD writing is as bad as people say, people just like to feel smart by calling popular things bad. There's so many incredible moments and characters, incredible actors through the whole show, and great villains. Sure, some arcs weren't as good as others, and some of the filler (like the well, or when Daryl and Carol have to flip the van upside down) are really bad, but they're completely inconsequential to the plot. I always wonder what TV shows they're comparing it to when they call it bad. The Breaking Bad universe? Oh, the literal best tv show ever written? Wow yeah ... I guess it isn't breaking bad. 😂

@@asimplewizard if I had to guess I'd have thought some, if not half, of the hate (or criticism) for the writing comes after S1 during S2 when Gimple took over for Frank for directing. I know a lot of people who didn't like the change in directing and everything that came with it,, (including the drama & lawsuits for said change.) Sometimes it's the director's fault, other times it could be the actors for not being invested enough which you could blame it on the writers or the director for not having a full vision for what they want. Or yeah it could be the writers. I think what was mind-boggling for me was they had the comics to base the story off of, and where they went with that creatively-speaking I've usually always appreciated; because of what the actors also brought to the table. My biggest walking-off point was when Rick left...like why even continue? Even Carl. Judith just didn't fit right for me. I know plenty of other people who have walked off for less. When Glenn died, or Hershel, etc...going back to my main point, I do know a lot of people were upset when Scott Gimple took over. The vision seemed to change a bit - but you'd have to appreciate the nuance to what Frank brought in S1 to see it. You know, it's like when there was noticeably more filler, it doesn't always mean it was "bad" perse...just how much of it do you want to show the audience before the next transition into getting things going again. I like Avatar: The Last Airbender, for instance here. There was a decent amount of filler. But it was so fun and stemmed into what the characters might or might not get into with the next episode-- it just became...more fun lol. Not taking the show too seriously at times almost like taking the cast to a Waterpark. But when you need certain moments to hit hard, the show didn't falter. (See uncle Iroh's & Zuko's journey). That Brave soldier boy, filler episode with Iroh always gets me...

Thank you. That's very kind :)

The Gov wouldn't have taken Negan seriously, with his posturing and speechifying, and bragging about his balls! Negan was very insecure, hence all the blustering.

Very true

Not really

It's possible to feel more than one emotion at once

He already did

Already did this a while back. Definitely going to do more tho.

Sure!

@@enigmabodylanguage AWESOME 👏

Good idea

​@@enigmabodylanguage the look on Michael rooker's (merel) face when he says "I'm a damned mystery to myself" was amazing in that scene he just looks so hollow when he says it

ayyy

@@enigmabodylanguage ayyooooo, keep up the good work my mans, I look forward to repeating the cycle :D

Simple skeleton 💀

@@Tyler_Anderson-q7u You’d get it if you saw this a year ago.

Thank you!

@@enigmabodylanguage don’t mention it keep these coming !

Calm down, she comes back! No, no, no... We have to wait! =)

he had love for someone before, and cared for others, he's not a fucking psycopath

@@dxxgx6713 Your a spastic

You would be better off asking an actor. Although my theory is that the actors trigger certain areas of their brain using past experiences to give these natural reactions. Like a Jazz musician, they have become so familiar with their instruments that they can just play stuff whenever they want without any direction.

@@enigmabodylanguage Excellent answer

No absolutely not ,you have nothing intelligent to say or add to the conversation!..

I did, but it got blocked. They're super strict on it for some reason.