The Fall of Wiltshire Estates Explored | The Walking Dead Universe Lore

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Great post !! Do you have any theories on the back-story of Hershel's farm? always wanted to know what happened before he met Rick's group.

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Like in battle, any minor mistake can be fatal for all.

I think they had a peepee poopoo party

It's crazy that I haven't found this series earlier as environmental storytelling was always something that I absolutely loved just seeing the places and what likely happened there is so interesting.

Love this.

I love these unexplained stories. Ive never even thought about it that deeply. Great video. I kinda agree with your theory but I reckon the died somewhere in the house. I think the horde made its way in and he ran upstairs just like when Alexandria gets taken by the horde. Then he unalived himself upstairs.

I wish we got some canon about who the survivor was and what their fate was.

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Nice video man

Loved this video! I always thought it was weird they used Wiltshire estates twice in the show.

I would be interested in a video showing the suspected path Sophia took after leaving the creek she was left in by Rick and showing where she went when she got lost and a timeline of what she did or what was evidence for where her whereabouts were right up until she got bit and where that could’ve been, if we ever saw the Walker that did it, also where she might’ve turned and how she ended up close enough to Hershel’s farm in less than 2 days for Otis to find her and put her in the barn. I’d like to know when she was bit to know how close the group could’ve been to saving her.

No matter how the show turns out in the end, Greg Nicotero and his crew did a beyond amazing job with the effects. Also, whoever did the sets killed it. Absolutely amazing visuals all around the entire show.

So you want to know something funny me and my brother are a while back we tried to watch The walking Dead but we ended up rage quitting in the end we got to season 3 before finally rage quitting not because the show was bad but because of the stupid decisions the characters made like going after the little girl and constantly putting themself in danger when it could have been avoided but yeah that's just me venting

These videos are a lot of fun! Reminds me we used to have good world building in the first few seasons of TWD.

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I know it’s not really relevant because the series is based in America, but as a englishman the pronunciation of wiltshire is jarring af

I would of left an UPSTAIRS window accessible to the outside not the garage door 🙄😂🪦☠️

The gravity of this scene was immediately ruined by Andrea and Shane’s lovey dovey time lol. 😂

Can you do one about noahs home ik that we know it was the wolfs but like how noah brother got in that room and just the holes in the fence and maybe what caused them

Why didn't they try to at least create strongpoints to cover the whole area?

Please do the environment from season 11 i think 🤔 when maggie and negan and daryl went in the underground train station and daryl and dog went of on they own

I love these videos. Excellent story-telling on their part and interpreting it on yours. :)

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Another possibility is that the walkers inside were piled up by Morgan. He had by that point started "clearing" and seeing the garage burnt may have been his inspiration. This house may have been the first place he tried to hole up after leaving the house he and Dwayne stayed in. He may have left because of the lack of resources and abundance of walkers in the neighbourhood

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I like the idea that the homeowner survived.

The show defiantly lost something when they stopped going into abandoned buildings and seeing this like this

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I'd say the neighborhood was safe the first couple weeks. Just like Herschel's farm was safe the first couple months. Then when the cities fell, the dead started to move out Towards the countryside. This neighborhood was helplessly overrun in matter of days.

Fun Fact... My Uncle owned the farm that was used as Hershels in this season. the production crew built the barn, but the rest, including the famous no trespassing sign, were my uncles. he sold it because of tourist trespassing. he still gets royalties from the show for them using the land and the 2 scenes he was in as an Infected.

Interesting video. Never thought much about that brief scene in that episode. Good analysis

My theory is the community were waiting for the military to show up and recue them, opting to maintain a low profile by not building defensive walls/barricades around their homes/community for fear of attracting more of the dead. Since they likely only had to deal with the odd straggler and infected resident from time to time it probably seemed like the best plan at the time. Though as time went on more dead would show up, possible resulting people being killed or people just fleeing the community in feeling it was no longer safe. Either way they likely didn't have the manpower or had too many dead roaming around to fortify the community now, so they kept to a low profile until they inevitable got overrun possible one house at a time.

I wouldn't think burning corpses in your garage, would be an effective deposal method or safe with the possibility of a fire breaking out, toxic fumes filling the house and possibly setting off smoke detectors. I think the survivor/survivors defended their home from one horde, but the noise attracted another horde. So they waited until nightfall to drag the corpses outside to burn, hence the two piles unfortunately the street was probably still thick with the dead and in the ensuing chaos a fire broke out with the survivor/survivors possible escape back through the house.

Did anyone else think maybe it was walkers who broke through the wall, not a survivor?

Id assume the neighborhood follow the same path ass season one of fear the walking dead and ricks neighborhood in the bicycle girl webisode while the city is going into choas the people still tried to go about thier day which would explain the trash cans till things started to become surreal people there started to leave id assume one guy chose to stay thinking it be safer

I find it amazing how well manicured the gardens are

I wish Darabout was still at the helm in season two and beyond. He was the father of the series as fans know it.

i theorize the pickup truck behind shane and andrea may have had something to do with it, maybe the driver swerved to avoid someone that had turned/ someone running across the road thinking there wouldnt obviously be much traffic, a kid or something for example, then ofc they would not realise you turn no matter what and depending on if they were turned prior or not the second person would get bit and so on, and if it was a walker maybe they already turned their family inside their home, and the house that had people burned on the mattress were probably kept in there sick from a bite and whoever was left to survive in the house burned them after they turned/ were put down or were too sick to move and the person who survived lit the garage a blaze to try and keep the walker hordes now trying to siege the home at bay but the fact that the walkers in the house didnt seemed to have been lit on fire probably just means the people laying on the mattress were left there burned by the last survivor/s as they didnt have time to bury them after dying from the walker siege

I could count one hand the amount of time Shane spent not in the home bases, same with the governor, same with Negan. Makes you think about the bad guys of the walking dead, they’re complacent, they only really think about the food in their bellies and the control they have over people. Like people say Shane was already in season 5 but he wasn’t, he literally was all bark and no bite. Like no matter what Rick lead the group, he was there for almost every supply run and was there to fight back on walkers. The reason Rick is the leader is because he does the hard things not because he makes the hardest decisions for the group, he’s there every battle, every rescue, every supply run. He doesn’t even kick people out from the door he rides them out and talks to them and gives them chances and might leave them. I mean look at the tyresse fight, every other leader would have beaten tyresse because their ego was damaged and they wanted to show who’s in charge, but Rick did it because 1. A little crazy but 2. That just hurt his face not because he was trying to prove he was stronger.

The Wiltshire Estates is in the The Walking Dead Comics,
Rick and company go there to try and make the Estates as their new home but things get bad later.
But nice video.

The governor raided it

I always wonder why/how farm's become so infested/over run think about it most farmers have gun's/other weapons most gas stations are full of fuel due to farming equipment stuff to grow plants is everywhere same with building supplies there might no be a lot of medical supplies but there are a lot of places that sell alcohol and weed and let's not forget farm's are in the middle of nowhere it would take a few hours to get to town to get to a "city" it would be 3-8 hours and that's with driving

Actually if the still had power and an automatic garage door, you could lure walkers into the garage and close them in with the door remote

I’m guessing the estate stayed alive for a few weeks, until a horde came and the neighborhood had a last stand to the walkers, like how Alexandria was overrun in the first few episodes of season 6.

Just ordered season 1-7 of walking dead thanks to your videos. I wanna get stuck back in. I'll buy season 8-11 as i go along.

Can you do a video on what happened at the hospital Rick was in?/ the military camp right outside it?

It's possible the owner of the House was former military or National Guard