#TheWalkingDead’s first nine zombie-filled seasons are currently streaming and we’ve got the top 30 to help you plan the ultimate undead marathon, but if you’re short on time, here’s a thread of some highlights throughout the show’s run bit.ly/325M92P
“Guts,” the show’s second-ever episode, introduced viewers to one of the most beloved main characters – heroic pizza delivery guy Glenn Rhee – and features the first appearances of Merle Dixon and Theodore “T-Dog” Douglas bit.ly/325M92P
The Season 1 finale “TS-19” finds Rick & the gang sheltering at the CDC. Unfortunately, rather than finding a cure for the walkers, all they discover in the fortified government building is a scientist with his finger on the trigger of a thermobaric bomb bit.ly/325M92P
Portraying Morgan as a man who’s become dangerously unglued from reality, series regular Lennie James, appearing for the first time since his character met Rick in the premiere episode, has never been better than he is in “Clear” bit.ly/325M92P
Every so often #TheWalkingDead rips up its storyline to start fresh, and the Season 2 finale ripped things up exceedingly well. After Rick & his crew escape Hershel’s farm after a horde of walkers attack, we’re introduced to Michonne & her familiar katana bit.ly/325M92P
After watching Chandler Riggs grow up on screen over the course of eight seasons, it’s no wonder that his character’s tragic death in this mid-season premiere hit fans so hard. Carl was given an emotional sendoff more than worthy of his status on the show bit.ly/325M92P
The doomed love triangle between Rick, Lori, and Shane comes to a bloody end in Season 2’s penultimate episode. In many ways, “Better Angels” plays like a classic daytime soap opera, albeit one filled with flesh-eating ghouls bit.ly/325M92P
Proving yet again that she’s a one-woman army, Carol takes matters into her own hands when a group of murderous Wolves attack Alexandria while Rick and the others are away on a scouting mission in Season 6’s “JSS” bit.ly/325M92P
“Pretty Much Dead Already” is where #TheWalkingDead went from being an exciting zombie show to something much deeper. A philosophical conflict between Shane and Rick comes to a head when Carol’s daughter is revealed to be among the undead bit.ly/325M92P
The savage brutality in “The Day Will Come When You Won’t Be” caused some longtime fans to abandon the show out of sheer disgust. While there’s no question this is the all-time ugliest hour in #TheWalkingDead history, it’s also one of the most riveting bit.ly/325M92P
“The Grove” answers a question that few people thought to ask: what would a John Steinbeck zombie show be like? Brighton Rosie Sharbino delivers a great performance, portraying a child whose sense of morality has been all but destroyed in the apocalypse bit.ly/325M92P
