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Even with the warnings of AMC that The dead who walk Season 9 being the last episode of Rick Grimes, you still can not believe that Andrew Lincoln really leaves the show. But in honor of his last appearance in "What Comes After", it's just to relive Rick Grimes' most memorable moments The dead who walk. Whether he's saving the day, kicking his ass, hanging out with his son Carl (or "Coral" in Rick Talk), or just doing some very important things and thanks, Rick Grimes has given The dead who walk fans of years of cherished memories – and totally bonkers -.
Although we can not deny that The dead who walk is an overall show, Rick has always been the main role. As in Robert Kirkman's comics, television viewers first experienced the apocalypse of zombies through Rick's eyes. Even though coma meant that he was a few months behind in the epidemic that had turned most of the world into walkers, he was (was) a natural leader. Wherever Rick went, he was almost instantly in charge.
Because even when he was not on his part – like when he saw the Lori ghost in all the jail – he was the best of humanity. That's why this author placed the words "Rick Grimes for president" in Walking Dead articles for over four years now.
So, even if you feel as disoriented as Rick did when he woke up in the hospital, it's time to accept the reality: Lincoln is going away The dead who walk. But rather than looking back in anger, get ready for Rick's latest episode with some of his greatest moments over the years.
1When he entered Atlanta
Although he just met Morgan and his son Duane, it seemed that Rick was the only survivor in the world when he arrived in Atlanta with his faithful horse at the premiere of the series. This scene comes straight from the comics and shows how Rick will ride in his last episode.
2The great concealment of guts
Always a visionary, Rick was the first person to suggest using the blood and guts of a walker to hide his living scent. Rick and Glenn tried this experience throughout the second episode and quickly became friends.
3When he killed Sophia
When no one else could stand to kill Sophia, Carol's revived zombie girl, in Season 2, Episode 7, Rick took matters into his own hands and killed her like the leader without fear that he was.
4When he killed shane
Season 2 also taught viewers the following lesson: Sometimes, in the zombie apocalypse, one must kill non-zombified humans for the sake of the group. When Rick's dear old friend, Shane, tried to shoot Rick, he only had to kill him for the first time in the penultimate episode. "It was you, not me, you did that to us!" Rick cried. But Shane survived Judith, his child with Lori that Rick raises like his, as the champion he is.
5The birth of guardianship
Killing Shane changed Rick as he showed up in the season 2 finale when he said, "This is no longer a democracy." And so, the Ricktatorship was born. In the immortal words of David S. Pumpkins, "Any questions?"
6Stuff & Thangs
One of the hilarious memes to come out of The dead who walk comes from the way Lincoln pronounced the word "things" ("thaaaang") when he was rejecting Lori in the premiere of season 3.
After watching Rick's latest episode, it's a good idea to check out Rick's "tips and thanks" to cheer you up because you'll never see Rick doing anything again and thanking.
7When he amputated Hershel's leg
Some Things what Rick did in season 3 saved Hershel from becoming a walker. Thanks to his quick thinking ability and his hatchet skills, Rick also amputated the lower leg of Hershel during the premiere of season 3. Ampute first, ask questions later . An honorable mention comes when Rick kills prisoner Tomas with a machete in his head in the next episode. Again, machete first, questions later.
8His reaction to Lori's death
It is understandable that Rick actually lost it when Lori died in childbirth at the jail in Season 3, Episode 4. The fans treated Rick's emotional reaction with regard to Coral in the only way which they knew how to do. For jokes about Rick's father, people often use this scene as a background. An honorable mention goes to hallucinate Rick, who does not receive any calls from anyone and sees the Lori ghost while he is still in mourning later in season 3.
9When he escaped the claimants
In season 4, Rick started as a peaceful farmer at the jail, which was just not fun. But once the jail is invaded by zombies, thanks to the governor, Rick must resume the fight. In Season 4, Episode 11, Rick is only trying to get a well deserved rest while Carl and Michonne are about to refuel. But Rick wakes up and Joe and his claimants are looking to clean the house. He uses some great skills to escape and saves Carl and Michonne en route.
tenWhen he tore Joe's throat
But the most epic interaction between Rick and Joe took place during the season 4 finale. One of the claimants tried to rape Carl well – Rick himself turned in part and bit the Joe's throat. Rick, my handsome crazy, you. Rick also calls his brother after that because Rick Grimes is spicy and sugar.
11"They do not care about the bad people"
As if Rick was not hard enough to assassinate him in the season 4 finale, he's also screaming after the gang was locked by the cannibals of the Terminus in a box car. And if you needed more reasons to love Lincoln, he first said the sentence as follows: "They" are arguing with the wrong people ".
12The massacre of the church
… and Rick was of course right. After Carol saved everyone from Terminus and Rick was reunited with his baby Judith, Rick led a brutal massacre of Gareth and the rest of his gang eater at Father Gabriel's church in the season 5, episode 3.
13His beard
Rick's beard was particularly worthy of the gospel in season 5 before being sadly reduced in episode 12.
14His battles with Pete
As policeman of the Alexandria Security Zone, Rick had no tolerance for Jessie's abusive husband, Pete. He beat Pete in a very bloody fight and started screaming about the inhabitants of Alexandria until Michonne knocked him out in Season 5, Episode 15. (Richonne!) Do not worry no, he ends up killing Pete in the next episode.
15Richonne
After a jump in time, season 6, episode 10, revealed that the beautiful badasses that are Rick and Michonne have finally met. We are not worthy.
16When he fought in the Junkyard x2
Formerly threw Rick into his Junkyard pit to face the Scavengers creature, Winslow, during season 7, episode 10. He wins, obviously, but it's super messed up. And then again in Season 8, Episode 7, Rick has yet to face Junkyard. This time, he is wearing only his boxer.
17Whenever he fought alongside Daryl
The dynamics of Rick and Daryl – and their synchronicity in combat – is one of the most glorious things to be learned from The dead who walk. So, even if their relationship has not ended on a positive note, let this car and this motorcycle fight (passing by Rick jumping from a moving vehicle) from Season 8, Episode 4, remember the good times.
18When he took Negan alone
After promising to kill him (hmm, sure thisRick faced Negan mano a mano in season 8, episode 12. Well, it's not technically mano a mano since Rick used a flaming Lucille as a weapon against this villain, but it was good to see Rick raging on Negan.
19Whenever he said, "Carl"
Like "thangs", Lincoln had a hilarious pronunciation of Carl. And when the poor "Coral" died, fans cried Rick's son as well as the fact that they would not hear as much Lincoln say "Coral".
It now seems that Rick will join his son in the afterlife. But expect lots of other memorable moments during his Swan song on November 4th.
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