The Walking Dead - Lone Walker - Explained!

Great video

i wish at the end of season 2 the loan walker joins up with a hord

I always thought it was a Walker from Atlanta showing that they were moving outside the city.

BRAINNNNNSSSSS 🧟‍♂️

Was it one of the whisperers?

Wow

No it's the extended car warranty dude still trying to get you

Naa that scene was his catalyst in making a very serious choice for himself, its that he takes note of it.
They'd traveled quite a bit by this point already. And if one thing that's ever apprent now it's the walkers and death.
I assume he was at odds to rick and he felt he saw the world for what it was better than rick. And at the time he sorta did.
We all know he made shitty choices if your a fan.
I think that walker had his mind made to make them choices.

i always thought it was a bit of foreshadowing to the farm getting overrun

When i first saw this walker, i thought it was John Wick.

And then it gets intro the S5 intro.

the lone walker looks like beta

I could’ve had Andrea 😤 but I got a bit obsessed with Lori

Who thinks that It could be beta

Am I the only one who sees beta?

The lone walker gave me the creeps for the first time since the show started.
For me it ment that you are never and in no place safe for the death

unknown

I always thought that walker was moving faster and more normal than the other walkers.

Always felt like it had shown just how far the extent of the virus had grown to every corner of the earth, to the point of a lone walker in an empty field

maybe beta

I've always been wondering about the loan walker. Looks like the joker that heath played on batman

This was a "Literally me" momemt by shane, very relatable, feels bad

To me the most ironic thing about Shane accusing Rick of not being able to protect Laurie, Carl and their unborn child is, Rick won the fight with Shane at the school when they were trying to get rid of Randall. That should have been a lesson for Shane, but nope!!

“But it is difficult to not feel sadness rather than fear” Unfortunate that I don’t feel that way. It’s kinda spooky… Great video

I thought It may be Beta from the whisperers

Don't worry it's purple shirt guy

i thort it could have been a Wisper that why well the main reason why i watched guessing it could be a Wisper but they wert a threat

I think it was beta that’s my theory 😁

Cant be shane the walker in the field it has long hair

Maybe it's beta?

shane should've just ended up with andrea after they banged

it kind of reminds me of the texas chainsaw massacre scene when he is in the field, going crazy in a empty field.

To be real that walker to me is just the purple shirt walker the one that stared at rick and i know it isn't but in my mind i likeit that way

Writer Kirkman stated the walker symbolizes the growing scope of the zombie virus. "We're really just trying to show that that kind of thing is inescapable," he said.

its the same walker from a movie name It Stains the Sands Red lol always reminded me of that one lone zombie

I always thought the lone walker resembled a Hobbit. They mentioned someone listened to Lord of the Rings audiobook stuck in traffic for 30hrs during a blizzard in this episode. They show the Hobbit again on the way back at the end of the episode. I think it's nothing more than a LOTR Easter Egg. Shane's crazy ass probably thinking the same thing to himself, it looked like a Hobbit!!!!!

Imagine if this walker was Rick grimes

Shane had to die so Rick can start becoming Rick. I stopped watching the show after "CARL!!" died

Jake Walker...wow..finally someone explains who he actually was...great makeup artist..❤❤❤
& great zombie. I love TWD. Bought the series...I'm watching now❤😊

Rane-(Rick❤Shane) or
Dick-(Darryl❤Rick) ?
and Hell Yeah I'm Dead-Shipping Bromance

To me this is my favorite scene in the whole series. As far as the walker I see it as Shane feeling just like the walker, lost. Shane feels lost and alone just like the walker.

The mere title is also a shoutout to Breaking Bads episode “4 days out”. Beside the obvious title shoutout…in both episodes the two main actors are out in the middle of nowhere facing adversity.

Shane is my favorite TWD character hands down.

Re watching TWD in 2024 and this scene stuck out to me. I thought this was foreshadowing for the clan of people who dress up as walkers

Beta?

I've always viewed it as nothing more than a good picturesque shot - a singular zombie in a vast field, looking haunting and impactful. I never read anything deeper into it other than it shows just how far the zombies have spread, far out into country and away from the cities. It's a guy in a suit who wouldn't have been out in farm land before the virus broke out, so how far has that one zombie travelled?

Wow. This whole time I thought the lone walker was a spy for the Whisperers. Making rounds, gathering intel. Especially after re-watching the series, I was certain that that's what it was. That from another perspective, Shane and Rick obviously didn't think of a lone walker as nothing else but that - a lone walker. 😅 i.e, nothing to worry about. Business as usual.

I love when the walkers are used in creative and symbolic ways in the story not just as a constant threat but a reflection of the characters feelings or mental state. Damn the writing on this show used to be so on point. We didn’t know how good we had it.

This was a scene I’ll never forget. It invoked a lot of emotions.

I think the lone walker is the first zombie that Started the outbreak or could be a whisperer.

This has always been my favorite walker.

Twd’s first seasons were so unforgettable I remember that short scene so far