The Walking Dead Season Two: A Major Letdown 

We going to do the other season or dont know yet? Enjoyed the run down on season 1 and 2

honestly i feel like this makes more sense than people give it credit we don’t know specifically what carlos’ job was and im sure most doctors need to double check things theyre not sure about pretty often, and carlos doesnt have the resources to do that (obviously)

like, yeah the fact that he doesn’t lean on the side of it being a dog bite is a little odd but with how messed Up walkers teeth might be and the fact that they had a bite victim before makes it believable to me that he might have just been more cautious, not calling it a dog bite for certain even if he thought it was, and not suggesting that it might be a dog bite when there are a couple people already on clementine’s side

​@@yurilover2017 to add to your point, there's also no reason to believe that animal bites can't transmit the virus even if animals themselves don't turn. They could be asymptomatic carriers. Additionally, even if Clem isn't infected she could turn simply from dying in bed, making her a risk regardless. She could have rabies which is fatal without proper treatment.

He’s the only doctor who accepts Clem’s insurance.

​@@yurilover2017 if you can't tell a humans teeth from a dog's as a doctor you actually need to be fired

Just like duck , it'll never get old

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I mean they are pretty stupid so….

Damn it got dark in here quick.

@@matthew1562oh shit lol

Agreed. Some say that Kenny is the worst character of the series, but I disagree. He was one my favorites. Like you pointed out, he's lost so much that he is simply done. Who wouldn't change from such tragic events?

I knew what I was gonna do with Kenny and I went through with it. Doesn’t mean I didn’t hate it though because I was an emotional wreck.

Right and those same people who don’t like Kenny swear Rick and Daryl are so great if you don’t like Kenny you don’t like them either it’s all the same watching them lose there humanity do to the circumstances of the world

@@Phantom.Gaming64Who the hell in their right mind would see Kenny as the worst character when we have utter morons with zero character like Mike for example?

​@@GalahadTheSeekerWell, I mean, you said it yourself. Kenny is actually a character, Mike is not. Can't call someone a character if they have nothing to characterize them

Don’t get me wrong, Lee’s death was sad. But leaving Kenny was more sad IMO

@@Tony-gy1iyit was, it ruined my sleep that night lol

I'm surprised Clementine didn't break from any of this. It's like they kill some of these characters off and nobody really cares.

@@aletanookyou eventually get numb to it

Yes. The fact that he shoots Clem even if you defend him the whole time proves this. Good news is realistically he probably didn’t make it far on his own with the terrible weather and his busted leg

@@comeatmebro8120 he better wishes that Kenny finished the job

Agreed

I concur completely. Kenny felt responsible for Hershel losing his son, and that losing Duck afterwards was comeuppance, bad karma. Considering everything the man lost, it’d be totally understandable for Kenny lay down and die. Instead, he saved Clem and the baby, delivering them to a place of safety, without any regard for his own life. Jane abandoned Clem more than once, something Kenny would never do. After ending the game a few times (and always siding with Kenny), I still had the most difficult time siding with Jane just to see her endings after the fact.

I’ve never understood siding with Kenny in the end. The point Jane was making was proven when he literally attacks/ kills her. Like dude literally murders her. The point she was trying to prove , that he was mentally unstable and violent, is clearly proven not even 3 mins later. How does hiding or losing AJ justify him killing her? It doesn’t

@@Leodoesthings23 I think the disparity between Kenny and Jane and the decision you have to make is one of the things that makes the game so good and it’s story so compelling. There are lots of people, many of whom are parents, who think leaving an infant unattended in an dangerous environment, to make a point of any kind, would be tantamount to killing the child - who is completely defenseless and unable to flee, while murdering others who endanger the child to be completely acceptable, albeit unfortunate. Then there are others who believe that it’s unacceptable to become a murderer, and not at all in your best interest to be in the company of someone who has repeatedly demonstrated both the capacity to kill others and at moments, clear mental instability. I think, for me, the choice between siding with Kenny and with Jane would be a little more difficult if Jane hadn’t already abandoned the group - including Clementine. I have a hard time seeing Jane putting the children, especially infant’s needs, in front of her own, whereas Kenny has a mountain of flaws, and indeed is committing murder at the very moment you have to make your choice. Were there a third choice, to stop Kenny without killing anyone, I’d take it, because I don’t see good or evil in either one of them. My first, natural playthrough of the game, where I made my own choices in real time, without going back, I felt bad that Kenny didn’t stop until Jane was dead, but when we arrived at Wellington, and Kenny essentially sacrificed himself just to get the two children in without him, it made me feel like I made the right choice, because I just don’t see Jane doing the same. Now, to be fair, anyone familiar with TWD universe, could argue that handing the children over to complete strangers - vs going off, in a small, competent group of your own, is the wrong choice. With that in mind as well, some will think, with good reason, Jane’s the better choice, but I’m not one of them.

@@Leodoesthings23 Imagine being this wrong

​​@@Leodoesthings23 she pulled the knife and made it a fight to the death

Is it just me that got pine barrens vibes when kenny was pointing the gun at arvo

I feel you the first season had good characters so the choices wasn't rly that much of a issue

@@user-il4qs7ql4fSeason 1 proves its choices matter more than season 2 with Carley and Doug--sure either of them get executed by Lilly in episode three but one or the other pretty vastly changes episode 2 and if you take Carley's advice to tell people about your past, they'll side with you in episode 4

@@user-il4qs7ql4f that too. I don’t care about half of the characters hardly. Except for Luke. He was a good character. Everyone else felt wasted.

I know! Like with teaching Sarah to shoot a gun in Season 2? The girl was never in a situation that required her to hold a gun after that, and she died anyway due to the Walkers (but by that point I was pretty over her character, she was such a burden, so whatever impact that was meant to have didn’t hit for me) … so why make such a big deal of Clem teaching her to shoot? 😒😒😒

​@@LadyLeomon yeah they should've had sarah go through this journey of her starting to take of herself and become independent and then possibly gets shot by arvo or just have her get killed at carver's base or heck maybe she actually survived in the end and in the next game she dies at the new frontier something at least cause they just they really ran out of ideas of what to do with her character after they all escape

Kenny was the only character who stayed alive that I actually liked. Because he didn't take the bs of his shit group.

He got annoying, to me.

Omg its the funny man

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I feel those Russians were added just so Clementine's group had an conflict situation to deal with. What makes the situation more annoying is that even if you decide to give Arvo the medicine back that he had, he still claims later that Clementine and Jane robbed him.

​@@Phantom.Gaming64 Even more confusing is that Clementine can reply that it was Jane who robbed Arvo and not anyone else in the group, apparently forgetting that not only didn't she rob Arvo but she returned his meds. I think the writers genuinely forgot to account for that.

@@Takejiro24 It makes me feel that the last few episodes(4 and 5) of this season were rushed out the door to meet an release deadline. How some choices get accounted for properly, others result in same outcome either way or get ignored.

​@Phantom.Gaming64 it wasn't that they were rushed, the og writers left around halfway through season 2 which is why there's a shift in focus and narrative

I don't get why Bonnie was allowed in the group in the first place when she was initially on Carver's side.

No

Life is.......so not fair

why not? @@onion_____

The first game is a masterpiece. The sequel is "Life is Politics"....

That game is such a drag but I’d be curious to see what he thinks about it

it was very hurtful and really hurt his self esteem

Man i hope she takes that lesson to heart, wouldn't want any accidents would we?

Absopositively.

The best part of season 1 was how hopefully hopeless it was... And in s2 it felt like they went all in on hopelessness. So much senseless violence and nonsensical fighting. In season 1, the most memorable moment for me is Lee finding his family died in the drug store, and committing to Clem as his new family slash daughter. In season 2, the most memorable moments for me all involve horrible deaths or Clem stitching up her dog bite.

It was depression porn from the start, with the most predictable character cycle Character gets introduced -> you get to know him just enough for his death to have at least a small emotional impact -> the character dies

Because the adults are all babies and the eleven year old is the actual adult. This is what I hate about this game. They kill off all the likeable characters just to have the other adults abuse and betray a child. And because Clem is the protagonist and the writers are too lazy to develop some of these characters, Clem has to be the one to do all the dirty work and keep the peace of the irredeemable group.

Small hands that was his problem

Is it just me that got pine barrens vibes when kenny was pointing the gun at arvo

same honestly I’m still salty over Jane lol

I was a wreck with that ending. I chose to shoot Kenny and it killed me inside but despite knowing what was going to happen, I was PISSED at Jane. Like she literally caused the entire damn thing to happen and manipulated everything. After that I was more than ready to say fuck you to Jane and just move on with AJ. She proves how much she cared in S3 anyway. At least compared to Kenny if he lives.

The soprano joke went crazy too tho 22:28 😭😭😭

My estimation of Fuzzyslippers as a man just fucking plummeted

No more fuzzyslippers... no more of this

Sharp as a fucking cue ball

I will never ever EVER understand why people chose to shoot Kenny rather than let him kill Jane. Because the argument of “he can be with his family” doesn’t work when he still has Clementine.

@@Maddie_rae_1999 True and real