Walking Dead The Ones Who Live

[Anwar]

I mean, this whole CRM thing was the only major plotline the original show had left since every other major villain had been defeated and/or redeemed. There really is nothing left except to make new villains which is what Dead City and Daryl Dixon have done.

 

[TREK_GOD_1]

I enjoyed it simply because it wrapped up story lines that I was invested in, and Rick and Michonne got the happy ending that I wanted for them

Yep--that was what the series was about--one of its best running storylines, certainly more than the CRM.

I wanted to enjoy the Daryl and Carol show and I want it to enjoy the Maggie and Negan show, but I just couldn't get into them. I'm actually not really sure if I want Rick and Michonne's story to go beyond their happy ending. They deserved it. Whether or not I could find myself invested in a continuation is questionable.

I enjoy all of the spin-off series, but they are sort of forced to eventually point each series toward the reunion fans have been waiting for, specifically Rick...and everyone else outside of his family. The only hiccup in this is Maggie; she's so obsessed with killing Negan (despite her promise made to Hershel that she was letting that go), that it may turn out Negan is the series' survivor, which would be a sad ending to the Greene family

 

[ELCHawk]

I enjoy the spinoffs. I do want all the shows to join together for one last big story. They have to hurry though. Some of the key actors (Lincoln, Readus, Morgan, and McBride) are not exactly young anymore.

 

[The Wormhole]

Some of the key actors (Lincoln, Readus, Morgan, and McBride) are not exactly young anymore.

Eh, all those three are still in their fifties. I wouldn't start reserving rooms in the retirement home for them quite yet.