{"id":37076,"date":"2015-05-06T07:42:22","date_gmt":"2015-05-06T07:42:22","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/6toplists.com\/?p=37076"},"modified":"2016-01-07T10:02:14","modified_gmt":"2016-01-07T10:02:14","slug":"ten-reasons-why-we-love-the-walking-dead-10th-7th","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/6toplists.com\/?p=37076","title":{"rendered":"Ten Reasons Why We Love \u201cThe Walking Dead\u201d 10th-7th"},"content":{"rendered":"

10th: The Storyline<\/h2>\n

Everybody who said to himself \u201cLet\u2019s give this show a shot\u201d and watched the first episodes, knows that it was hard to let go of it<\/strong> by the end of season one. At that point you know you can\u2019t let go of it anymore. And for those who didn\u2019t get until season two, there is good news: the show gets only better<\/strong>. The production team saw some flaws in the series and corrected them, taking their fans seriously and perfected the episodes from the next seasons, making the premiere of season five <\/strong>one of the best episodes<\/strong> from The Walking Dead.<\/p>\n

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The story<\/h3>\n

Sheriff Rick Grimes<\/a> wakes up alone in an abandoned hospital after a coma in which he stayed for weeks and missed the<\/strong> outbreak of the infection<\/strong>. He wanders off and sees everything he knows has turned into a post-apocalyptic warzone along with some occasional zombies. After getting the first contact with another human being, Rick finds shelter<\/strong> at the man\u2019s house and learns that his wife and son might be dead<\/strong> by now.<\/p>\n

\"walkindIf there is any chance that they might still be alive its\u2019 in Atlanta where the quarantine zone CDC<\/a> is set. Meanwhile Lori and Carl are sheltered <\/strong>in a camp with other survivors along with Shane, Rick\u2019s partner and best friend. After being swamped by a horde of walkers in Atlanta, Rick is saved by another group of survivors which takes him to the camp where his wife<\/a> and son are.<\/p>\n

After they reunite<\/strong>, the camp is also compromised being discovered by walkers and the group run to the CDC. Here all they find is a doctor with a few details of the virus but no cure. They are forced once again to leave the center because its safety protocols when it runs out of fuel and barely get out alive before the whole thing blows up<\/strong>. This is how season one goes.<\/p>\n

Season two<\/h3>\n

Season two consists mostly out of finding Carol daughter<\/strong>, Sophia<\/a>, which runs off into the woods when they head to the nearest military base. A large group of walkers ambushes the Interstate which they were on and scare little Sophie off into the woods. Meanwhile Carl gets shot<\/strong> by accident and Rick and Lori go to a farm where a veterinarian named Hershel hosts them while he tries to keep their son alive. The group stays at the farm for a while but tensions keep rising and searches for Sophia<\/strong> keep going by the heated Daryl.<\/p>\n

\"RickLori<\/strong> finds out that she is pregnant<\/strong> but doesn\u2019t know if the father is Rick or Shane. Maggie<\/a> and Glenn start a relationship<\/strong> but Glenn finds out that the barn is full of walkers and after opening the door with the intension of killing them all, the searches for Sophia finally stops as she comes out of the barn as a walker and Carol sees her daughter getting killed. Daryl is forced to kill Dale, as he gets bitten<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The group learns that once you are bitten<\/strong> you are as good as dead<\/strong> and changes the way of seeing things for everyone. Shane is constantly feeling threatened by the return of Rick, because of his relationship with Lori and Carl before he woke from the coma. He lures Rick far away from the farm to confront and kill him but Rick sees Shane\u2019s intentions<\/strong> and kills him first. After Shane awakes as a walker, Carl who was near has to shoot him in the head, making all the walkers from around to come to the farm and attack everyone.<\/p>\n

After the group is separated they try to figure out why Shane woke up as a zombie since he wasn\u2019t bitten<\/strong> and it\u2019s then when Rick tell them the secret from CDC: they are all carrying the virus<\/strong>. Meanwhile Andrea tries to survive on her own when she comes across a woman with two walkers on chains and a samurai sword. Yes, this is how Michonne<\/a> enters the show. The next step is finding a secure place to live.<\/p>\n

Season three<\/h3>\n

Season three consists in making a living out of an abandoned prison, safety which Rick is trying to ensure since season one. Here we find out that zombies aren\u2019t<\/strong> their biggest problem<\/strong>, being introduced to the Governor\u2019s heartless world. The Governor has a town of his own and followers which includes Daryl\u2019s brother, Merle, who survived after all.<\/p>\n

\"T-dog,Carl has to kill his wounded mother<\/strong> after him and Maggie help her give birth to Judith. Andrea and Michonne are taken to the Governor\u2019s town. The two camps get into a war<\/strong>, as Michonne kills the Governor\u2019s most precious person alive: his walker daughter held captive in his room.<\/p>\n

Hershel is taken hostage and killed by the Governor in front of his daughters as he swamps the prison with his men, weapons and tanks. As soon as the shooting starts the walkers crawl in and their secure home is once again gone.<\/p>\n

Season four<\/h3>\n

In season four Maggie and Glenn are separated<\/strong> and search for each other, Rick tries to find a new place to hide but the course of the events get a downfall in Rick\u2019s mind, suffering<\/strong> from a breakdown after losing his wife. After nearly getting shot by his own son, Rick sets his mind straight with the help of Daryl who previously had to kill his brother. Maggie and Glenn are reunited but they still had to rescue Beth<\/strong> from the Grady memorial Hospital and escape Terminus, as there was no safe place to live there<\/strong> at all.<\/p>\n

New episodes<\/p>\n
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“ Zombies aren\u2019t their biggest problem ”<\/p>\n

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Since season five has started, fans have gone crazy<\/strong> and say it is the best yet. Carol<\/strong> is born once again and this time she takes Daryl\u2019s steps into becoming a cold-hearted warrior<\/strong> and a wise person who has won the hearts of many fans and impressed us too. While almost every character has a meltdown, season five is announced to be a comeback from all. All we want is to see more of them.<\/p>\n

So, what makes<\/strong> the Walking Dead such a great show<\/strong>? The strong characters? The weak characters? The insight that the theme of the show gives us every episode? Or is it the thrill of killing zombies? I think by season five, we can easily say we\u2019ve learned that every aspect of it make The Walking Dead what is today and we wouldn\u2019t wanted any other way. So keep your hopes<\/strong> up and eyes popping for the new episodes of season five that can be seen every Sunday night.<\/p>\n

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9th: The Plot Twists<\/h2>\n

Along with the show \u201cGame of Thrones<\/a>\u201d, \u201cThe Walking Dead\u201d is one of the few TV-series that has so many plot twists<\/strong> it\u2019s hard to keep count. If it\u2019s one thing the show provides, shock would caption it all but, as if terrifying zombies and a post-apocalyptic world, wouldn\u2019t be enough, the show also comes with a series of plot twists<\/strong> that adds drama to the disturbing story. Moments like Carol killing Lizzie<\/a> and Daryl killing his walker brother keep us on our toes. And we have a feeling there are yet a lot to come<\/strong>.<\/p>\n