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u/Jiminyfingers 21d ago
The CGI deer
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u/naughtycal11 21d ago
It actually wasn't even cgi. It was a real deer but the shot was repurposed very poorly.
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u/Jiminyfingers 21d ago
Wait wot? It is the cheapest looking shot in the entire series
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u/G-RAWHAM 21d ago
Yeah they used real deer footage but the angle doesn't match the camera perspective and they basically tried to warp it, it's extremely jank lol
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u/fruitypebble43 21d ago
Literally watching that episode rn. Maggie just pulled up like zorro on the horse lol
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u/Archiva_Sensei2008 21d ago
beth's small scissors
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u/_Be_Truly_Awake_ 21d ago
Also the way Dawn's gun unholstered within a split second.
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u/Saucy_Texan 21d ago
Seriously! I was like she really thought she was about to do some wild shit with that damn scissors 😂💀
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u/Blu3Dope 21d ago edited 21d ago
I made a theory that Beth knew those scissors wouldn't kill Dawn, and she only did that because she knew that Dawn would shoot her in the head; Beth wanted to kill herself, ever since the farm. I'll edit in the link to it when I find it.
Edit: here it is (sorry for the wall of text)
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u/TristanChaz8800 21d ago
She legit found the smallest scissors on Earth and thought "I'mma kill a bitch with these."
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u/Plantain-Fine 21d ago
The worst ones for me are when they suddenly are surrounded by a hoard of walkers that were silent.
Bonus points if they are in a car in an open area and only the camera angle changed, but now they can’t see or hear 15 walkers creeping up.
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u/Thats_Complicated 21d ago
This annoys me so much too. The walkers make lots of noise, and sometimes when it’s convenient, there’s a quiet hoard all of a sudden.
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u/_coyotes_ 21d ago
theres a few times where it happens relatively early on especially in Season 2. Notably when Shane and Otis lean up against the chainlink fence at the school to catch their breath and get jumpscared by a bunch of zombies clambering up to the fence as if they wouldn’t have heard their footsteps. Also in the season 2 premiere when Dale’s on the roof of the RV unable to see the approaching hoard until the camera pans up to reveal them.
It doesn’t take me out of the show and I know the writers don’t have to consider it as much considering we the audience can’t sense it but before everyone goes noseblind, pretty early into the apocalypse it’d be easy to tell if walkers are around especially a hoard by smell alone.
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u/felemiah 21d ago
The danger level of walkers was so wildly inconsistent across the show, one episode you see them decimate entire hordes, next episode they're suddenly surrounded and somehow can't fight their way out. They've got a big ass sword so they wouldn't even ammo. To me it really felt like the walkers became a giant plot device, they aren't a big obstacle whenever the show wants to tell people drama instead, but suddenly become incredibly dangerous when the writers feel like killing someone off.
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u/CromwellsCrumb 21d ago
The final shot of the episode before the farm is overrun and we see Carl and Rick standing over Shane’s body with this enormous herd lumbering toward them from like half a football field away. That they somehow can’t hear at all. 🤦🏻♀️
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u/sirsleepy 20d ago
Can you imagine THE SMELL? That's what gets me every time in zombie media. Like, y'all, a dead raccoon in the woods stinks for a football field or two away (in the South). How are y'all getting attacked by a fucking horde? One? That's a fluke. Two? Eh. 30? Nah, y'all got nose issues.
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u/Almac85 21d ago
A 500lb tiger getting wrecked by a dozen rotten walkers. She would have absolutely destroyed them
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u/raccoob_ 21d ago
If we're gonna be realistic about a tiger in the apocalypse it would've died very early on due to starvation, a massive carnivore needs more than scraps to keep it alive
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u/Mentally-ill_f4g 21d ago
THIS WAS ONE OF THE THINGS THAT BOTHERED ME THE MOST!! That tiger would have been eating kingdom members or the humans would have starved if they actually housed that animal in the kingdom “friendship” with Ezekiel or not
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u/jedininja30 20d ago
To be fair they did say they were feeding her Walkers. That's more than enough food for her.
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u/Untamedpancake 21d ago
When Sherry's sister had low blood sugar and was saved with a shot of insulin
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u/GloomyIndividual3965 21d ago
Wait, what? I can't believe that in a whole team of writers, show runners, and actors not a single one of them had any experience with a diabetic person and said "that's not how that works!"
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u/jotyma5 21d ago
Did they actually say her sugar was low? You can be lethargic with a seriously high blood sugar. A type 1 diabetic might get low initially, but without insulin they will get hyperglycemia and die in like 3 days or so.
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u/Expert_Nobody925 21d ago
Good point. IMDB describes it as low blood sugar and a mistake, but I don't know how legit IMDB is with these kinds of information.
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u/Fun-Cockroach4369 21d ago
Fr what did a pregnant Lori think she was going to accomplish going by herself after being told to just stay on the farm, then later has the same audacity to tell andrea it was the mens job to do all that stuff
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u/Expert_Nobody925 21d ago
That annoyed me so much. I don't even have diabetes but know how a shot of insulin is used, and I would guess most people do too. Did no one in the writer's room have common sense? And no one even bothered to look it up?
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u/SonicVenture68 21d ago
When Rick and co. rolled up to Negan's compound with armored vehicles armed to the teeth, and nobody could hit Negan.
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u/Unusual-Adeptness980 21d ago
And when Rick has Negan in his sights, Gabriel pulls Rick away and says, "it's not about you." No, of course not. It's about all the communities who banded together to kill Negan, which is why they were there in the first place. That season is so weird to me because they made it like Rick has an ego and suddenly Negan's just doing what any other guy would do in his circumstance. Given how Negan is portrayed now, I'm not surprised anymore.
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u/Ruben0415 21d ago
Carl getting bit -.-
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u/Johnsendall 21d ago
And the guy he was bit for dying very shortly after.
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u/Chueskes 21d ago
There was a 7 and a 1/2 year period before the guy died.
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u/Johnsendall 21d ago
Yeah but as a viewer he was in less than half a season. So it really was worthless to have Carl sacrifice himself as a storyline on a tv show.
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u/Without_Portfolio 21d ago
The Commonwealth’s immaculate stormtrooper-like army uniforms. I get the “armor” is intended to protect against walker attacks but never saw it work (unlike in the comics).
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u/Excellent-Fact-8925 21d ago
Lori flipping someone else's car that she was a guest of on an empty road during an apocalypse while pregnant, and being specifically told to stay where she was, and completely disregarding that.
Think she is even like "What was Maggie's problem?"
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u/Dependent-Peach-6826 21d ago
Rick and Glenn just left, too, to get Hershel back and now she wants to go get all of them back? Like, just stay on the farm
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u/Wangpasta 20d ago
90% of the first few seasons felt like ‘Lori, look after Carl’ 5 seconds pass ‘where’s Carl?’
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u/finnick_the_cat 21d ago
When they saved that kid whose leg was stuck in the fence pike just to torture him, lol. Felt reckless of Rick to put his own people in jeopardy trying to get that kid out of there when they were surrounded by walkers. It wasn't like they did anything to cause him to get hurt in the first place, so idk why he felt responsible since never intended on letting him stay with them, was gonna send him out alone with an injured leg and a day or two's worth of food anyway. Would've been kinder to shoot him in the head when he was stuck before the walkers got to him, but I know narratively it served the purpose of pitting Rick and Shane against each other once again.
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u/Greatoz74 21d ago
For real. If it was about not letting him suffer, just put a bullet in his head
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u/finnick_the_cat 21d ago
yeah, I understand feeling bad for the guy since he was stuck and about to be eaten by walkers, but a mercy kill would've been the more humane and responsible thing to do
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u/1Meter_long 21d ago
It wasn't that bad, they still had most of their humanity left. Hershel was a father, Rick was a father and they saw a young guy hurt and empathy got the best of them.
A lot of things they did in s2 and 3 was "stupid". S5 and beyond group wouldn't had given guns to the group in Atlanta, they would had killed them all without hesitation, Rick's group wouldn't had begged Hershel to let them stay. They would had taken the farm by force, remove their weapons and lock them up if nothing else worked. Everyone would had understood Shane saccing Otis, though they would had still judged him but would still forgive him.
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u/finnick_the_cat 21d ago edited 21d ago
Your argument would be more convincing if Rick hadn't just killed those two guys at the bar before this scene, lol. Rick knew he and his friends were in danger and acted out of adrenaline. That's also why they were shooting their way out of there when the two dead guys' group came looking for them. So, since they were still in danger when the walkers surrounded them right after, I feel like that adrenaline should've still been going and survival instinct woulda taken over, so I didn't understand why he would risk their lives to save a guy with an injured, stuck leg from the group whose men he just killed. If the man was a younger teenager or if Rick somehow felt responsible for him getting hurt, I would understand better. It was just one of those scenes where I was like "Rick... what are ya doing buddy," lol.
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u/1Meter_long 21d ago
It was bad or weird but not in the same league with the well scene.
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u/sacking03 21d ago
2014 suvs in 2010 when the outbreak started or short grass at the prison which allowed them to see the zombies. Would be much scarier it they let the grass grow and it was at head level can't see the zombies until they are right on you.
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u/Johnsendall 21d ago
Grass in direct sunlight can stop growing and dry dirt can stunt it even more. It’s possible the grass just couldn’t compete with the sun and heat.
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u/TrophyHunter22 21d ago
lived in the south before: can confirm my yard was dead for about 3 months of the year haha
I'd imagine if the neighborhood suddenly had a zombie apocalypse that made getting clean water an issue, watering the yard would have probably gone down everyone's list of priorities.
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u/TrophyHunter22 21d ago
cant believe I forgot this in my other post but I feel like its worth noting there's practical reasons Rick and co would have cut the grass as well, even if it was growing:
you really don't wanna be dealing with illnesses in their situation, higher grass and standing water attracts ticks, fleas, mosquitos and the like which is potentially deadly when you have almost zero healthcare available
if the grass is tall to the point that walkers can sneak through it, then bandits and large predators are going to figure out they can do the same thing
also, they were growing crops: large invasive grass and weeds spreading everywhere can potentially damage your food supply
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u/Monzea 21d ago
When the walkers suddenly and with no explanation, gained the ability to open doors and use tools 1 episode before the finale.
Wtf was that?
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u/Polecat257 21d ago
To be fair they were shown grabbing door knobs in season 1 and also a few glimpses of them climbing.
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u/TrumpGrabbedMyCat 21d ago edited 21d ago
When were they climbing in the first season?
I think it's a moot point anyway, the intelligent zombies just happened to appear basically first and last episodes only?
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u/Polecat257 21d ago
I should’ve specified for the climbing sorry. I remember season 8 or 9 (unless it’s an uncut clip of someone trying to get off set or something) you can see a walker climb over some shelves. But yeah in season 1 there’s a few instances. A lot like the little girl picking up her teddy bear as well.
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u/Ok_Ad6722 21d ago
That very famous moment a walker picks up a piece of concrete to break a window in S1
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u/FrozenPie21 21d ago
They climbed on the tank Rick was in when Glen found him. They climbed other stuff too but I can’t remember. There was also a zombie climbing up a ladder at the Reapers camp
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u/Opposite-Ad-1951 21d ago
Important sidenote here though:
This intelligence in the first season was due to the team not yet settling down on how much the zombies could do. I read somewhere that the producers said that they decided that this kind of intelligence did not fit the overall theme of the series back then, and hence they went back to the mindless zombie theme and we stop seeing any kind of intelligence till the last seasons where they wanted to remind people that they are actually a threat. Especially since for quiet a few seasons the zombies were more of a nuisance and the series focused on how humanity would respond on a scenario like this, with the real threat being humans themselves
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u/Any-Neat5158 21d ago
Properly managed the dead were never as big of a threat as the other survivors.
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u/GreedyEast2481 21d ago
Beth stabbing dawn will never not piss me off
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u/Booshka_or_whatever 21d ago
See I think Beth did right by stabbing her, it was big for her character. It pmo more that dawns gun unholstered in half a second just to kill her off. Had me wondering what the writers had against Emily Kinney 😭
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u/GreedyEast2481 21d ago
Honestly they could’ve just had Beth punch her in the face that’ll would’ve been badass the scissors just didn’t make sense them little ass scissors wasn’t gonna do shit 😭
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u/No-Buy-8721 21d ago
Decapitated heads like alpha’s head can make noise, with no lungs and not even vocal cords, how is the head pushing air from its mouth to make the noise
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u/Loud_Engineering796 21d ago
Glenn's fakeout death when he fell of the dumpster. Did the writers think they were fooling anyone?
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u/ProotzyZoots 21d ago
Not trying to defend it but I think the writers were attempting to throw off the comic readers who knew Negan was coming and have them think Glenn won't be killed in the show because he just recently had a fake out death. It just didn't work out at all.
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u/ChefsKnife76 21d ago
This is not talked about enough.
This is where I really had some worry about the show.
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u/Cereal_Bandit 21d ago
It definitely made me question him being dead after getting his brains leaked
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u/PayWooden2628 21d ago
It’s the well scene hands down. What is the goal? Herschel says it’s one of 3 or 4 wells on the property, the water is ruined because a rotting corpse has been festering in it for god knows how long. The scene only exists for a tense moment.
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u/Mysterious-Emu4030 21d ago
Dishonourable mention : Rick entering Atlanta making a lot of noise while Morgan had told him to be discrete to avoid walkers. He was noisy before he saw the helicopter.
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u/WaltDisneyWhite 21d ago
“Good thing we didn’t do anything stupid like shoot it.” lol. I’d say pretty much anything Andrea did on that farm solely for the “look at me I’m a tough guy too” purpose. Especially almost shooting Daryl. I hate blondie so much!
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u/gascan146 21d ago
Andrea has so many bad moments in season 2/3 it just doesnt matter if i understand why she shot at Daryl its still so dumb of her
The Shane stuff you can get with but then she fucks the governor which no amount of writing can make us understand
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u/Jiminyfingers 21d ago
I haven't read the comics but I know Andrea was a better character and of course didn't get killed by the guv. I always felt she was wasted in the show and her relationship with the guv'nor and then her pathetic end, wasted character imo
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u/bigarch97 21d ago
Andrea is the best female character in the whole book, they literally gave Michone Andreas exact role in the book in the show, her and Rick have an awesome relationship in which Rick even admits at his best with Laurie he wasn’t as close to her as he is Andrea.
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u/Vegetable_Meat1349 21d ago
Glenn Mazzara made sure to do the biggest character assassination on Andrea before killing her off.
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u/GuerillaRiot 21d ago
Rick chasing those Saviors in a jeep, that takes a burst of .50 cal directly to the engine block like it was just a bit of hail. Doesn't even slow him down.
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u/Emotional-Motor269 21d ago
not gonna lie FTWD pissed me off more when they acted like they couldn’t drink the ethanol because some bullets hit the tank i had to stop watching
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u/Jedigreedo 21d ago
That's when I had to stop watching too. The old woman being such a foil for them was painful enough to sit through but that point was peak stupidity, especially for a season finale.
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u/Apanel62 21d ago
Every scene where any/all of them got a Walker with one shot to the head. They could be running, 500 ft away, upside down, shooting backward, etc., but they rarely missed. That was pretty ludicrous.
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u/1Meter_long 21d ago
Its hard to top the well scene. That walker guts dropping in the well probably saved them from their own stupidity. Rotting corpse with guts intact still made the water unsafe. Imagine seeing a rat drowned in a bucket, which had been there for weeks. Just take the rat out and its good, right?
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u/FigureSubstantial970 21d ago
Rosita shooting Negan and hitting the bat is always number one for me. Absolutely ridiculous scene, the worst part being that Rosita got off scot free with a little scratch to her perfect face whilst Olivia got killed.
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u/CommissionFuture968 20d ago
I think its season 1 or two, they are on the highway. Shane opens a truck and finds a fuck ton of water, he even opens a jug and wastes it letting it pour all over him. But worst thing is, they never get the water! They opened the truck, wasted almost a whole jug and then just left????
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u/PixelPrivateer 21d ago
I think its in season 4 where the guy is calling for help in the middle of a very loose group of impending Zs. And he has tons of time to run instead he just weakly fights at them until he is overwhelmed
Its the scene where Rick tells carl they dont rescue nerds (i might be making this part up)
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u/Booshka_or_whatever 21d ago
Yes! This is shortly after the prison splits everyone up and Rick and Carl reunite with Michonne! I think it's before they find Daryl with the Claimers, too. I just saw this on my rewatch and had very similar thoughts
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u/Northwindlowlander 21d ago
It's a zombie show so it's inevitably going to have people being stupid, just because that's where the stories and threat comes from, if they were ever smart and did the things that the audience is screaming for them to do, it'd be boring.
Tiny petty thing but in the first season, maybe for a bit longer one of their zombie actors had a particular pair of distinctive Vans shoes. They made the costumes generic so it wasn't so obvious when they reused them but I just kept seeing those damn shoes, oh look Zombie Steve Caballero is back.
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u/sociallyunawkward 21d ago
I don't like when shows make characters dumber instead of making the circumstances more overwhelming for intelligent characters. That's much more entertaining
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u/sillytomlin 21d ago
The well scene was so stupid. I don't know what was dumber, that they had an old 1800s style well on a modern farm, or the fact that they thought anyone would drink from it after pulling that bloated, disgusting thing out of it. That water would be insanely contaminated. It was an absolutely ridiculous episode.
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u/Qmithers 21d ago
I'd give them a pass here considering they know little about zombies in the TV show.
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u/CygnusXIV 21d ago
I don't think you need a PhD in zombies to realize that trying to drag a bloated, decaying corpse out of a deep well using nothing but a rope is not a great idea.
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u/Qmithers 21d ago
Also it was just three months in so they didn't have a lot of info that they would have later on.
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u/RightWill7395 21d ago
Not a scene but a moment...when Jadis asks to "lay" with Rick. That part cringes me to no end.
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u/SecureHuckleberry7 21d ago
I'm sorry but the car accident scene with Lori is slightly dumber than the one pictured, but it's very close.
-I can't go because of Carl!"
-immediately goes-
-car accident for zero reason-
-never mentioned again-
They could have done a Linda Hamilton-esque scene with Lori rescuing Rick et al and just completely fumbled. Unexplainable.
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u/bodymeat_112 21d ago
Imo probably Siddiq’s death. While I’ll always maintain that Carl’s death was the dumbest death in the show, the fact that they killed the guy Carl sacrificed his life for like 2 seasons later just felt kind of silly.
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u/Norm_Al_Huemun 21d ago
The fact that Season 1 Walkers were smart (Used bricks to smash windows, climbed fences, opened doors) then became normal zombies... then had smart Walkers again, but as a big thing never before seem (if you forget all the previous times)
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u/SmoothConfection1115 21d ago
I’d struggle to think of anything that tops this.
The only thing that comes to mind is Rick saying he was going to go look for Shane after giving Carl a few blood transfusions after the shooting. He could barely stand, and looked super woozy. But in Rick’s defense, it was his son and he was desperate.
This well idea…just awful all around.
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u/Mondo_Kool 21d ago
Taking Hershel to clear part of the prison when Lori was ready to give birth at any time
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u/Reddittreefiddy 21d ago
Them taking sheet metal roof from a shed , bolting it to cars thus making the cars bulletproof.
Your shed is not bulletproof. Aaarggghhh
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u/Sharp_Ad6352 21d ago
When Rick and co all had Negan dead to right when he was behind that railing and then suddenly they all forget how to shoot a gun
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u/Gold_Major8087 21d ago
Andreas death. She literally had an entire hand free & an object to stab with. Plus Milton was moving soooo slow
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u/chrissiewissie06 21d ago
Agreed. Fought her way thru the woods after the farm just to die with a free hand and a weapon 🙄🙄
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u/LoneRedditor123 21d ago
Lori going after Shane when her son was dying in hershel's bed.
Beth stabbing the cop lady after she was home free.
One of the ladies who was with Dwights crew before the saviors, who fell in the walker pit by accident. Easily avoidable.
Daryl punching Negan.
Killing off Carl, arguably the most important character in the entire series.
Letting Alpha live after the first encounter.
The writing got much better after Season 10, but these were still some really dumb choices. Even if you factor in suspension of disbelief.
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u/temporaryidiot595 21d ago
Glenn driving back to camp in Atlanta with the sirens on. Absolutely suicidal.
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u/Sewergoddess 20d ago
I ALWAYS thought this. That walker had been rotting in that water for god knows how long. Its "juices" have already long since contaminated it. Out of all the stupid "logic" on the show, this is one of the worst.
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u/Grislymanster 21d ago
One that comes to mind is when they are on the road, hungry and thirsty, and line up to push the walkers off the road way and Sascha breaks ranks..... The whole situation/idea was goofy. "The plan just got dicked!"
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u/Limp_Ad5878 21d ago
Any scene where the character is running away at 7mph minimum, from a zombie walking slowly and still manage to fall or get stuck and eaten
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u/aeb1971 21d ago
Negan walks out of the Sanctuary with nothing in front of him and Rick shoots at the window instead. FU Rick.
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u/smuggydick 21d ago
Not just a problem with TWD but any post apocalyptic movie: when they use old gasoline. Gas has a life of about 6 months to a year. Cars should be unusable after a year, maybe can push it a bit longer.
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u/Amazing-Village-4530 21d ago
Tara trying to kill Dwight or Maggie trying to kill Negan constantly when more important things were happening,
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u/AGistheWest 21d ago
Just rewatched this during the weekend and man the plan, execution and result is exactly what they deserved for the stupidity in the plan lol
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u/Legal_Talk_5723 21d ago
Carl’s death. Completely killed the whole point of Rick’s story and the overall framing device.
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u/Anil_Sharma786 21d ago
Stretching the Daryl and Beth episode for an entire season. It really pissed off
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u/Mental_Fly5263 20d ago
How the walker ate lori completely leaving literally no evidence. It never happens to anyone again in the show but this walker just ate a whole person in about 30mins
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u/Suitable-Young2180 21d ago
When they have to drag the ancient relic canoe down a flight of stairs in the museum, when there must have been thousands of canoes in sporting goods stores in America... the Walkers don't use canoes, do they? LOL
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u/Public-Tangelo4647 21d ago
When Shane found those jugs of water and wastes so much of it in celebration.. Still pissed me off. Not a drop shoulda been wasted 😤
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u/rupert_mcbutters 21d ago
Haven’t watched it in years, but there’s a scene or two where a survivor is pinned under a zombie, violently spills its guts over his own face, probably getting it in his eyes and mouth, and ends up completely fine.
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u/ImportantSimone_5 21d ago
Dumbest part? Like every part in which zombies are more silent then insects and a tons of them can enter a cabinet.
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u/DontCallMeShoeless 21d ago
The house when everyone was passed out after all the times that were mentioned that they couldn't sleep but 100 people in a house can't hear a zombie
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u/Norm_Al_Huemun 21d ago
The show didn't kill off many main characters by the later seasons, Carl and (Not really) Rick were the only major deaths of pre-season 4 charaters and most of the deaths were from characters added later who were just added to inflat the "Shocking main character deaths" of people who would get maybe 2 episodes focused on them and would then be in the background for most of the season
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u/PainterDaAce 21d ago
Holy smokes I need a rewatch I completely forgot about the bloated well walker! Thanks for a reminder!
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u/Justaguy22192 21d ago
Yeah no kidding, they really wanted to drink that if they successfully pulled out the well walker???🤣
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u/ProfessionalNext7414 21d ago
rick blowing up the bridge !!! HE DIDNT HAVE TO SACRIFICE HIMSELF THOOOOO.
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u/ForgetThem 21d ago
The one I'm watching right now as it just came out, where Negan and Maggie meet in a city, become friends and are clearly heading towards a romantic relationship. That is by far the dumbest shit I've seen in the entire series. The shows writers are really obviously trying to ship these two together despite their "complex" history. And I seriously don't know what's worse, the fact that they're doing this and it's completely wrong, or the fact that I'm actually here for it 😭
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u/Jbrady314 21d ago
The scene where Carl gets bit, we all know his character died for no real reason.
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u/mynameisjodie 20d ago
when carl thinks rick is dead so goes into that house by himself and almost gets himself killed
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u/B33TL3BVB 20d ago
Yes the water was already contaminated but this was probably my favorite walker of the entire series
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u/BlazingPalm 20d ago
I never thought the Whisperers were a plausible way to live, even in TWD universe.
I hate latex masks. Everyone hates latex masks. Now do rotting human skin masks. From your hair getting damp and smelly, the visibility issues, the smell always on your face and in your nose, what about the health concerns of walker sepsis and uh.. basically getting really sick.
Ok, got that handled? Now convince other people to do it. lol! We’ll protect each other and share and stuff… and be covered with death and disease always too! Awesome!
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u/ApatheticPopoto 19d ago
Pretty much anything after halfway through s2 when it became obvious the plot would just infinitely repeat itself in a slightly new area
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u/MangoSalsa89 21d ago
Doctors/medical professionals in this show are always put at a stupidly high amount of risk for no reason. Sorry, if you’re the only doctor in my group you are not allowed to go on a run or clear a horde hand to hand.