Easily one of the best episodes. Absolutely love his failed redemption story arc. Dude tried to eacape his past and yet found himself exactly where he was, over and over again. By the end he was "too far gone".
It's funny actually. Many say he should have taken Rick's offer at the prison, but by that time he had already lost his second family. Wouldn't have worked for him either way.
@@redrokazI think Rick very possibly could have been bluffing but in that moment Hershel was very proud. I think if the governor was determined enough to go straight and accept Rick’s offer-Rick might of purposely thrown them in cell block D and they would all have gotten sick and died slow and horrible and he’d be getting the ultimate revenge -OR he’d probably hang the sickness factor over the governor and force them to cooperate or straight up leave the prison afterwards
+IKurtC Technically the governor wasn't a villain, rick was, because of his actions the Governor lost everything. You can really understand his position, he lost everything wood berry his wife daughter his fucking pride! What do you think motivated him to kill rick grimes?
TheSonic1685 Don't know what show you have been watching but It cant be the walking dead if you think the Governor who on the first ep we meet him, kills all the army guys, keeps his dead daughter in chains hidden away, has a tank full of zombie heads, opens fire on his whole team, plus in the comics he removed ricks hand. Then at the final bit when Rick says lets do it together, he uses a samurai on Hershell. Im sorry but Evil is an understatement on describing the governer.
Ross stewart Like you have forgotten what rick did to him. You seem to be assuming the governor had no reason to try and kill rick grimes, but we all know rick grimes did wrong just like the governor. If you think otherwise, sorry sir but i'm not sure what show YOU'VE been watching.
TheSonic1685 Rick went to Woodbury to rescue Glen and Maggie, since the Governor went all Rapey. Everything Rick did was for his flock. Everything that transpired after happened because of this single act of brutality.
@@EnglishBobTheSod season 5 was the last good season then they turned rick into a bit of a pussy after everything he went through even ripping that guys throat out with his teeth wtf he was a total badass and then they turned him into a snivelling mess.
Karl Dilkington Yep I agree... Now they have Ricks daughter whose about 5 years old walking around firing off a revolver (Like a 5 year old could fire a gun without it kicking back and knocking her out lol) . It’s getting absolutely ridiculous this feminist indoctrination in TV and movies. Cultural Marxist agenda.
This scene and the music really makes you feel sympathetic to the Governor. He has been traveling all that time alone with no one to talk to, no one who cares about him. You can see where he's coming from when he wants to take over the prison for the second time. Rick has been thriving while he has nothing and no one. Really a great villain and he will be missed.
RIP The Governor. The last proper antagonist of the show. His whole mindset was such an interesting one. The only one in the show who truly displayed raw psychopathic behavior
@@AaronAlert77 I'm fascinated in psychopathy and the brain. The governor displayed all the traits of one. He was level headed, manipulative, charming, and arrogant. He experienced breaks from reality which caused mass casualties of the people of Woodbury. He was an amazing Antagonist, terrible human being.
I might be one of the only Walking Dead fans who feels sorry for the Governor and wanted the best for him. He found a new family and he could have begun anew. It's just tragic that he felt stuck and found himself back where he started.
@@stealthy1498 true and other things that he just came across like his former allies who abandoned him and seeing Michonne brought back his lust for revenge. There was that scene where he could have escaped, but the road was blocked by walkers and again he found himself stuck.
@@JReed1985 he was started the apocalyse as a man with good intentions and just wanted to protect his daughter but the death of his daughter and becoming the governor, made him change. He tried to change and after he killed Martinez he tried to flee but he realised he cannot escape, thats when the governor took over again
@@LightninLewis you are correct, he was consumed with paranoia when he became the Governor, but it's obvious that he had a good heart and wanted to help people. It's just he knew there were people out there that would not be so appreciative and would take advantage of him. That's when he knew he had to be strong and ruthless if he wanted to survive and protect those he loves. He didn't want to become the Governor again and wanted to escape with his new family, but sadly he knew he couldn't just pack and leave because the road was blocked. Being stuck where he was and seeing Michonne again brought back his lust for revenge.
This is why I like The Governor better than Negan. Negan is like the big, intimidating, scary, yet funny bad guy that the show needs. The Governor, on the other hand, has hit his breaking point. He is calm and coordinated, yet he could snap at any moment, given the circumstances. He was absolutely unpredictable, and that's what made him so terrifying. The Governor is a solid example of a TRUE psychopath.
especially how the introduced him and ended in the last season... god awful..top 5 worst season finales in tv history. What 7 seasons in and still have to have cliff hangers?? Thats how u appreciate your fans ? twd fails
rub ber There's nothing wrong with a cliffhanger. The episode was one of my favorites in the entire show, and Jeffery's acting was phenomenal and spot-on. Having a cliffhanger ending to keep the fans interested was worth it, and it was still a very awesome, scary, and enjoyable episode. They couldn't have done a better job introducing our new villain, and saying the episode was bad because of the last few seconds is ignorant and closed-minded, and you know it.
The Trolldier 7 seasons in ...and you need a cliffhanger to make fans come back to next season? haha if you think thats okay that deep into a show..thats ignorant. You also need to learn what finale means.. not more questions then answers.. sum the shit up
See, this is what I like best about The Walking Dead. The soundtrack isn't just a randomly selected mix of music. Every single track fits the situation and makes the show more than what it really is. May this show live on through the ages.
I love how they really embrace the more than likely true certainty that if it all came crashing down like in TWD, any of us could be the gov. That's just the truth. In todays society, we could not fathom his loss, nor pretend to ever be that alone. The show really does a great job at showing their are no heroes when civilization ends, there are only villains. What kind of villain you are all depends on perspective and what you'll do to live. But make no mistake, the heroes are all dead.
I love how much better The Governor is portrayed in the TV series. In the comics he's portrayed as a depraved, deceitful psychopath (could be partly compared to Trevor Phillips from GTA 5, but only partly) who hides under the mask of "a kind, caring leader of community", while in TV series was a casual family man who experienced death of a close relative even before the dead didn't stayed dead. In TV series he was portrayed much better, and i've read all comic issues and seen each and every season three times.
I was gonna comment until I read yours and don't have to : ) As much as I hated the gov, once I saw the episode when he's roaming all alone, i couldn't help but sympathize. Anyone could go mad like he did living in that world, fighting to live, losing everyone you love and know, trying to build something again and having people depend on you... i think its very easy for the darkness in one's heart to slowly take over. Milton said once he knew him before everything happened and that he was different. And this song did a great job at opening up my mind. Its become one of my favorites.
Negan at heart is a cynical prick. He enjoys it so much, it occasionally humanizes him. He is very funny, and has a strong grasp of cognitive empathy. He's cruel at times for utilitarian purposes. The Governor was clearly a good man who was engulfed wholly by the tragedy of his existence. He has spent so long repressing emotion that he has become sociopathic
Defintely one of the most memorable scenes in tv history. This song in the background while the governor drives his army truck through Woodbury gates. The little girl asking about the monsters. Tje governor burning everything he had built then seeing a light in a window....a spark of hope
In my hands, I hold the ashes In my veins, black pitch runs In my chest, a fire catches In my way, the setting sun Dark clouds gather 'round me To the west, my soul is bound And I will go on ahead, free There's a light yet to be found The last pale light in the west The last pale light in the west And I ask for no redemption In this cold and barren place Still I see the faint reflection And so by it, I got my way The last pale light in the west The last pale light in the west
3 Years later and your point still stands very good because Negan technically has turned into a anti-Villain while the Governor was a villain thick and thin all the way.
I like Negan but he was almost too entertaining to hate at times. The Governor’s death was one of the most satisfying parts of the show for me. He was so despicable that Andrea became eternally hated for sleeping with him instead of taking him out when she had the chance.
that moment when deep down.you know he is a psychopath but you still want something to be good about him in anyway....btw grt actor grt series perfect song fr the scene...love twd...love the governor
I think what made the Governor so terrifying was that we could actually see where he was coming from and felt sympathy for him. Negan is a good character, sure, but the Governor will always be more scarier and honestly, one of the best characters in TWD.
Negan was written so he could be redeemed. The governor was written to be a full on antagonist, that even when it almost felt like he could have good in him, would let you down and turn to bad.
This is one of the best scenes in TWD, the song fits perfectly. The sequence of The Governor around 1:57 with the house on fire behind him followed by him just staring at the rest of the carnage, it speaks a thousand words.
Vlogs And Stuff yeah they totally made the governor a sympathetic character. I don't remember him being at all sympathetic in the comic, just cray-cray lol.
This is song was so perfect for him. I read a comment saying that they didn't even try adding bangers like this in the future season's and it's so sad that it's true. Like the feeling just hit for the character when that song came on.
I think The Governor, Negan, and Alpha are the best villains for their places in the show. The Governor comes along when it still feels like the "end of the world." He's a man who lost everything in the fall and became viscious and psychotic in the process, and only cares about enacticing pain on those he believes wronged him, even to his own detriment. Negan, on the otherhand, comes along during the reconstructing of communities, when the characters are not only surviving, but rebuilding, and he's a man who threatens that construction with his own view of the best way the new world should be built. But as we see, he still finds the value in Rick's way after the fact, because they have the same end goal, just different methodologies. Alpha comes along, however, with a completely different society built from the fall. It's developed on an entirely different path than the society built by the other survivors, and there's no hope for any reconcilliation. Now it's like two developed warring nations built in the ruins of the world. That's just my take, though.
Damn, i can remember like today the episodes coming out and they were filmed in Atlanta, omg, that post-apocalyptic vibe, i wish TWD was like that forever!
In case anyone's interested, the album this song is off is based on a book called Blood Meridian, written by Cormac McCarthy (same author of No Country for Old Men as well as The Road). This song is based on a line in the very last chapter of the book "He looked back a last time at the street and at the random windowlights let into the darkness and at the last pale light in the west and the low dark hills around." Every other song from this album is based on a specific character from the book. I highly recommend it, my all time favorite book
I would like to see the continuation from the moment when Rick gives a speech when he says that they all can live together and Governor doesn't kill Hershel this time and they both fight against Negan and so on and Governor has regained a family for good...
Killing of shane...Shane woulda F'ed the governor in the A...even tho . Those are the best 2 characerts in the show..they messed up real bad...hence why ratings are down 40% by now..its gone on WAY TOOO LONG
"And I ask for no redemption..." Ironically, he threw it away for his revenge, losing everything again. But I think, he was a great antagonist and Rick sometimes was in Danger becoming just like him.
Just started watching the walking dead. Im on season 4 ep 9 now. I really started to like his character, and thought he was going to do some good. absolute power, corrupts absolutely. Same thing with merle... his character started to become really likable.
They should have found a way to keep him around, maybe when the fight at the prison ends he finds a way to escape leaving the possibility of a future return.
"Where did you live before that" "I was in a town" "Were the monsters there" "No, it was safe. There was good people" "What happened"? "He just lost it...The man in charge...I barely got out alive" - The Governor
This is still one of my favorite walking dead episodes. It built up the character of the governor so well to bring us to the point where we got to take this "side quest" from the group to see another mans story. The music was also so perfect. They put so much work and love into the character arc of the governor and how he collided with ricks group. We got to see him as the man he was and the man he wanted to be. Everything after this, albeit pretty good, just felt rushed compared to these "peak walking dead days" when facebook was full of posts and watch parties were a thing.
I really wish season "4a" had been a whole season, just so we could have seen more of Brian Heriot, and also the illness thing (though I hope that comes back in some way)
Недавно попалась песня в потоке на яндекс музыке. Не мог не пересмотреть сцену с Губернатором. Один из самых любимых отрицательных персонажей во всей вселенной Ходячих мертвецов. Какой же он крутецкий 🥹
Hope Fox realizes that needs to create a new that involves the Governor just like the Books. Rise of the Governor, Road To Woodbury and Fall of the Governor.
This is such an emotional scene this is what the show needs to get back to great story telling not just making stupid things to get ratings up this is the most beautiful examples of good righting to take a person that everyone Hate's and in one scene make them feel remorse for him it's amazing
El mejor villano de twd, vimos toda su evolución, desde ser una persona tranquila y segura, a llegar a la demencia y sed de venganza por haber perdido todo lo que construyó.
This is the perfect song for a broken man and he was the first to find out if you walk like the dead they will ignore you for the most part on accident
such an epic character and actor..after shane was killed an governor.. show went down hill FAST! who can said they used a tank after the world ended! amazing
This is the apex of depression. It's somehow surviving past the point most people would kill themselves, and continuing to exist out of some numb disinterest. He burns down Woodbury as a partial suicide - killing the character of the Governor, which isn't himself. The only reason he doesn't actively try to kill himself is because he genuinely doesn't care.
One of the best secenes the governor is a true example of a good character he was totally broken. Dont get me wrong he was a phyco but he was driven crazy and his character really showed it he was just an awesome character even tho he was crazy he tried to be good but he jusy kept getting chopped down at his knees and driven even further to become he was. And his character really showed that in my opinion the governer was definitely one of the top 5 characters in all of twd
![Ben Nichols - The Last Pale Light in The West' [Offical Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/dZ_swBE-mJw/mqdefault.jpg)
David Morrissey was just one of the best actors on the show in my opinion. Nobody could have played the governor better.
Yes
Only reason to watch the show was season 1, then the governor came along. Man, this show so cool.
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Easily one of the best episodes. Absolutely love his failed redemption story arc.
Dude tried to eacape his past and yet found himself exactly where he was, over and over again. By the end he was "too far gone".
It's funny actually. Many say he should have taken Rick's offer at the prison, but by that time he had already lost his second family. Wouldn't have worked for him either way.
@@redrokaz That and Michonne, Glenn, Maggie, Daryl couldn’t sleep under the same roof as him.
HE SAID IT HE SAID THE THING
like me
@@redrokazI think Rick very possibly could have been bluffing but in that moment Hershel was very proud.
I think if the governor was determined enough to go straight and accept Rick’s offer-Rick might of purposely thrown them in cell block D and they would all have gotten sick and died slow and horrible and he’d be getting the ultimate revenge -OR he’d probably hang the sickness factor over the governor and force them to cooperate or straight up leave the prison afterwards
this is my favourite scene in the walking dead. i think its a work of art
i agree great intro song and a great episode dedicated to the governor the best villian so far in TWD
+IKurtC Technically the governor wasn't a villain, rick was, because of his actions the Governor lost everything. You can really understand his position, he lost everything wood berry his wife daughter his fucking pride! What do you think motivated him to kill rick grimes?
TheSonic1685 Don't know what show you have been watching but It cant be the walking dead if you think the Governor who on the first ep we meet him, kills all the army guys, keeps his dead daughter in chains hidden away, has a tank full of zombie heads, opens fire on his whole team, plus in the comics he removed ricks hand.
Then at the final bit when Rick says lets do it together, he uses a samurai on Hershell.
Im sorry but Evil is an understatement on describing the governer.
Ross stewart Like you have forgotten what rick did to him. You seem to be assuming the governor had no reason to try and kill rick grimes, but we all know rick grimes did wrong just like the governor. If you think otherwise, sorry sir but i'm not sure what show YOU'VE been watching.
TheSonic1685 Rick went to Woodbury to rescue Glen and Maggie, since the Governor went all Rapey. Everything Rick did was for his flock. Everything that transpired after happened because of this single act of brutality.
How could anyone not like this song or show?
those who are weak hearted!
I liked the show until it was forcing feminism down our throats!
@@EnglishBobTheSod season 5 was the last good season then they turned rick into a bit of a pussy after everything he went through even ripping that guys throat out with his teeth wtf he was a total badass and then they turned him into a snivelling mess.
Karl Dilkington Yep I agree... Now they have Ricks daughter whose about 5 years old walking around firing off a revolver (Like a 5 year old could fire a gun without it kicking back and knocking her out lol) . It’s getting absolutely ridiculous this feminist indoctrination in TV and movies. Cultural Marxist agenda.
@@EnglishBobTheSod Yep we've seen it ruin star wars as well, thankfully I think this whole feminism pc culture bs is dying out now.
This scene and the music really makes you feel sympathetic to the Governor. He has been traveling all that time alone with no one to talk to, no one who cares about him. You can see where he's coming from when he wants to take over the prison for the second time. Rick has been thriving while he has nothing and no one. Really a great villain and he will be missed.
@@TakeJanner what makes you comeback
He killed his own people.
RIP The Governor. The last proper antagonist of the show. His whole mindset was such an interesting one. The only one in the show who truly displayed raw psychopathic behavior
what was his mindset? kill people for no reason?
@@AaronAlert77 I'm fascinated in psychopathy and the brain. The governor displayed all the traits of one. He was level headed, manipulative, charming, and arrogant. He experienced breaks from reality which caused mass casualties of the people of Woodbury. He was an amazing Antagonist, terrible human being.
@@localcompanion i don’t agree with level headed at all
@@AaronAlert77 I think he means focused rather than sane
when shane was killed...it was bad..then the governor..the show and RATINGS...are DONE!
I might be one of the only Walking Dead fans who feels sorry for the Governor and wanted the best for him. He found a new family and he could have begun anew. It's just tragic that he felt stuck and found himself back where he started.
I agree. It all just blew up in his face due to poor decision making
@@stealthy1498 true and other things that he just came across like his former allies who abandoned him and seeing Michonne brought back his lust for revenge.
There was that scene where he could have escaped, but the road was blocked by walkers and again he found himself stuck.
Same here!
@@JReed1985 he was started the apocalyse as a man with good intentions and just wanted to protect his daughter but the death of his daughter and becoming the governor, made him change. He tried to change and after he killed Martinez he tried to flee but he realised he cannot escape, thats when the governor took over again
@@LightninLewis you are correct, he was consumed with paranoia when he became the Governor, but it's obvious that he had a good heart and wanted to help people. It's just he knew there were people out there that would not be so appreciative and would take advantage of him. That's when he knew he had to be strong and ruthless if he wanted to survive and protect those he loves.
He didn't want to become the Governor again and wanted to escape with his new family, but sadly he knew he couldn't just pack and leave because the road was blocked. Being stuck where he was and seeing Michonne again brought back his lust for revenge.
“The man in charge...I barely got out alive.”
He lost it
This is why I like The Governor better than Negan. Negan is like the big, intimidating, scary, yet funny bad guy that the show needs. The Governor, on the other hand, has hit his breaking point. He is calm and coordinated, yet he could snap at any moment, given the circumstances. He was absolutely unpredictable, and that's what made him so terrifying. The Governor is a solid example of a TRUE psychopath.
agreed
especially how the introduced him and ended in the last season... god awful..top 5 worst season finales in tv history. What 7 seasons in and still have to have cliff hangers?? Thats how u appreciate your fans ? twd fails
rub ber There's nothing wrong with a cliffhanger. The episode was one of my favorites in the entire show, and Jeffery's acting was phenomenal and spot-on. Having a cliffhanger ending to keep the fans interested was worth it, and it was still a very awesome, scary, and enjoyable episode. They couldn't have done a better job introducing our new villain, and saying the episode was bad because of the last few seconds is ignorant and closed-minded, and you know it.
The Trolldier
7 seasons in ...and you need a cliffhanger to make fans come back to next season? haha if you think thats okay that deep into a show..thats ignorant. You also need to learn what finale means.. not more questions then answers.. sum the shit up
Technically he's a sociopath.
I miss this son of a bitch
+Lejoner9 I fucking reckon
+Lejoner9 I miss you too.
+Lejoner9 we`ll meet Negan very soon
In my opinion he is the coolest villain in the whole series, Rip Phillip 💔
He's better than negan in my opinion
When hes standing in front of the burning buildings at Woodbury...chills.
The writing on the barn, and the untold stories of the Harriot family made it the best scene for me. Poor Brian.
See, this is what I like best about The Walking Dead. The soundtrack isn't just a randomly selected mix of music. Every single track fits the situation and makes the show more than what it really is. May this show live on through the ages.
this song makes me cry because I miss the governor
I know right? He was such an amazing character, and I didn't know if I loved or hated him, probably both.
Same but I have negan
Same
Yes
Same
I miss him
Carley Vigil me too
yeah
I thought uncle Joe took care of you
I love how they really embrace the more than likely true certainty that if it all came crashing down like in TWD, any of us could be the gov. That's just the truth. In todays society, we could not fathom his loss, nor pretend to ever be that alone. The show really does a great job at showing their are no heroes when civilization ends, there are only villains. What kind of villain you are all depends on perspective and what you'll do to live. But make no mistake, the heroes are all dead.
I agree with every word you just said man.
Damnnnn
I love how much better The Governor is portrayed in the TV series. In the comics he's portrayed as a depraved, deceitful psychopath (could be partly compared to Trevor Phillips from GTA 5, but only partly) who hides under the mask of "a kind, caring leader of community", while in TV series was a casual family man who experienced death of a close relative even before the dead didn't stayed dead. In TV series he was portrayed much better, and i've read all comic issues and seen each and every season three times.
I was gonna comment until I read yours and don't have to : ) As much as I hated the gov, once I saw the episode when he's roaming all alone, i couldn't help but sympathize. Anyone could go mad like he did living in that world, fighting to live, losing everyone you love and know, trying to build something again and having people depend on you... i think its very easy for the darkness in one's heart to slowly take over. Milton said once he knew him before everything happened and that he was different. And this song did a great job at opening up my mind. Its become one of my favorites.
well said
Negan at heart is a cynical prick. He enjoys it so much, it occasionally humanizes him. He is very funny, and has a strong grasp of cognitive empathy. He's cruel at times for utilitarian purposes.
The Governor was clearly a good man who was engulfed wholly by the tragedy of his existence. He has spent so long repressing emotion that he has become sociopathic
Defintely one of the most memorable scenes in tv history. This song in the background while the governor drives his army truck through Woodbury gates. The little girl asking about the monsters. Tje governor burning everything he had built then seeing a light in a window....a spark of hope
In my hands, I hold the ashes
In my veins, black pitch runs
In my chest, a fire catches
In my way, the setting sun
Dark clouds gather 'round me
To the west, my soul is bound
And I will go on ahead, free
There's a light yet to be found
The last pale light in the west
The last pale light in the west
And I ask for no redemption
In this cold and barren place
Still I see the faint reflection
And so by it, I got my way
The last pale light in the west
The last pale light in the west
You never truly appreciate something until it’s gone. I miss the governor.
The Governor is still by far the best TWD villain IMO. They tried with Negan but he's just too hammy for me.
Agreed
3 Years later and your point still stands very good because Negan technically has turned into a anti-Villain while the Governor was a villain thick and thin all the way.
Negan is a comedian
I like Negan but he was almost too entertaining to hate at times. The Governor’s death was one of the most satisfying parts of the show for me. He was so despicable that Andrea became eternally hated for sleeping with him instead of taking him out when she had the chance.
that moment when deep down.you know he is a psychopath but you still want something to be good about him in anyway....btw grt actor grt series perfect song fr the scene...love twd...love the governor
I think what made the Governor so terrifying was that we could actually see where he was coming from and felt sympathy for him. Negan is a good character, sure, but the Governor will always be more scarier and honestly, one of the best characters in TWD.
Negan was written so he could be redeemed. The governor was written to be a full on antagonist, that even when it almost felt like he could have good in him, would let you down and turn to bad.
This is one of the best scenes in TWD, the song fits perfectly. The sequence of The Governor around 1:57 with the house on fire behind him followed by him just staring at the rest of the carnage, it speaks a thousand words.
Absolute best scene. I thought it. You said it😊
I love that scene, because it shows how dangerous he is.
Who else felt sorry for the governor when his people left him when he came out of his tent?
Vlogs And Stuff yeah they totally made the governor a sympathetic character. I don't remember him being at all sympathetic in the comic, just cray-cray lol.
Vlogs And Stuff nobody.
Not me because Destroyed the prison
This is song was so perfect for him. I read a comment saying that they didn't even try adding bangers like this in the future season's and it's so sad that it's true. Like the feeling just hit for the character when that song came on.
This was def one of the best scenes in the whole series!!!!!!
They really did a great job with the music on this show
Told my wife that this song needs to be played at my funeral... I hold no religion to heart, this song is me!
Probably one of the best opening scenes of the entire series, pure art.
One of the most beautiful scenes I’ve ever seen in a TV show
I think The Governor, Negan, and Alpha are the best villains for their places in the show. The Governor comes along when it still feels like the "end of the world." He's a man who lost everything in the fall and became viscious and psychotic in the process, and only cares about enacticing pain on those he believes wronged him, even to his own detriment. Negan, on the otherhand, comes along during the reconstructing of communities, when the characters are not only surviving, but rebuilding, and he's a man who threatens that construction with his own view of the best way the new world should be built. But as we see, he still finds the value in Rick's way after the fact, because they have the same end goal, just different methodologies. Alpha comes along, however, with a completely different society built from the fall. It's developed on an entirely different path than the society built by the other survivors, and there's no hope for any reconcilliation. Now it's like two developed warring nations built in the ruins of the world.
That's just my take, though.
Governator still the best of the three by far
They’re definitely the Top 3 villains & it’s not even close.
what a person looks n Feels like when Depression has taken CONTROL
Damn, i can remember like today the episodes coming out and they were filmed in Atlanta, omg, that post-apocalyptic vibe, i wish TWD was like that forever!
Best villian of all time a true example of what makes a great antagonist
In case anyone's interested, the album this song is off is based on a book called Blood Meridian, written by Cormac McCarthy (same author of No Country for Old Men as well as The Road). This song is based on a line in the very last chapter of the book "He looked back a last time at the street and at the random windowlights let into the darkness and at the last pale light in the west and the low dark hills around." Every other song from this album is based on a specific character from the book. I highly recommend it, my all time favorite book
love this book and this song and i didn’t even know that wow
@@cheyanne684 check out the rest of the album, there's a song about the kid, Toadvine, the expriest, the judge etc
I want a fanfiction where the governor didn't die.
Bilbo_Gamers me too dildo saggins...me too..
I would like to see the continuation from the moment when Rick gives a speech when he says that they all can live together and Governor doesn't kill Hershel this time and they both fight against Negan and so on and Governor has regained a family for good...
best scene in TWD evaa
Daryl Dixon is my favorite character but i really miss The Governor he's million times a better Villain than Negan.
Wow I can’t believe this was 6 years ago felt like yesterday 😭
Likewise
To me this will be one of the all time greatest scenes of the entire show hands down
Back when each episode was an absolute masterpiece. I wish there was a way they could had kept this magic.
❤
Love this scene! The music fits in so well with the governor's character I just wish that him and Rick could have made Peace.
Sadly he's too far gone.
killing off THE GOVERNOR, KILLED THE SHOW FOR ME
The Governor is hands down my favorite and the most bad ass character ever! Long live Woodbury!!
Killing of shane...Shane woulda F'ed the governor in the A...even tho . Those are the best 2 characerts in the show..they messed up real bad...hence why ratings are down 40% by now..its gone on WAY TOOO LONG
@@crdude806 No way. The governor was not only smart he was brutal. Shane was so stupid he let his sexual impulse get him killed.
Death of some character could kill the show - Shane, Dale, Governor, Glenn, Merle. And even Daryl is a shadow of himself now - with no personal life..
Yeah screw negan
3:13 damn the governor got moves
This was abosolute golden peak Walking dead. No question.
Miss the old walking dead season 1-6
Same
the governor is and always will be one of my favorite characters in twd
"And I ask for no redemption..." Ironically, he threw it away for his revenge, losing everything again. But I think, he was a great antagonist and Rick sometimes was in Danger becoming just like him.
2017 and.......
...still watching...
Just started watching the walking dead. Im on season 4 ep 9 now. I really started to like his character, and thought he was going to do some good. absolute power, corrupts absolutely.
Same thing with merle... his character started to become really likable.
This was the peek of the Series
peak was season 5
a true american hero
ZombieSlayer2015 He's British lol.
I loved this episode dedicated to the governor
so hard to see woodbury burn..back when the show was actually legit. woodbury vs the prison
One of my favorite songs. Thanks Walking Dead!
They should have found a way to keep him around, maybe when the fight at the prison ends he finds a way to escape leaving the possibility of a future return.
They already did in season 3final.
As this scene kept going, I actually felt Sad, The governor had everything and Now he is just waking alone
"Where did you live before that"
"I was in a town"
"Were the monsters there"
"No, it was safe. There was good people"
"What happened"?
"He just lost it...The man in charge...I barely got out alive"
- The Governor
This is still one of my favorite walking dead episodes. It built up the character of the governor so well to bring us to the point where we got to take this "side quest" from the group to see another mans story. The music was also so perfect. They put so much work and love into the character arc of the governor and how he collided with ricks group. We got to see him as the man he was and the man he wanted to be. Everything after this, albeit pretty good, just felt rushed compared to these "peak walking dead days" when facebook was full of posts and watch parties were a thing.
If the world ends...this is the song I want to go out on...
find it funny how he sidesteps that walker like it was nothing, barely looks at it. Got bigger things on his mind lol
Man sucks he's gone it would of been cool if he went to the prison to join when he was on the road with his beard look
Ikr like plus if Rick had his from season 4 to 6 beard
Definitely still one of my favorite scenes in the show.
I really wish season "4a" had been a whole season, just so we could have seen more of Brian Heriot, and also the illness thing (though I hope that comes back in some way)
Right now, after almost 10 years... I realised, that this clip was basically first of the "literally me" genre..
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Goto be one my fave bits from walking dead the music is on point here . Brill
The governer is a proper villain 👌
Imaginen si el Gobernador se hubiera encontrado con los Salvadores mientras vagaba por ahí 🤯
Недавно попалась песня в потоке на яндекс музыке. Не мог не пересмотреть сцену с Губернатором. Один из самых любимых отрицательных персонажей во всей вселенной Ходячих мертвецов. Какой же он крутецкий 🥹
When I feel like life has rolled over me with a truck, when things are down, I think of this scene and I think of this song.
This episode was so good it actually made me have sympathy for the governor
who's negan??? bring the governor back for the next season, twd needs him.
I would like highly to see another ending for Governor that he finds peace there with his new family and so on.
pablo luis asenjo he died, once you die on-screen in The Walking Dead, you don’t come back.
TheTurnz there’s always a bit hope 🤷🏽♀️
I' m Negan!
I'm Negan
Hope Fox realizes that needs to create a new that involves the Governor just like the Books. Rise of the Governor, Road To Woodbury and Fall of the Governor.
This is such an emotional scene this is what the show needs to get back to great story telling not just making stupid things to get ratings up this is the most beautiful examples of good righting to take a person that everyone Hate's and in one scene make them feel remorse for him it's amazing
live Bait ... I love this episode ! the governor burning all !!
ILOVE THE WALKING DEAD!
BlackPommes🌴. Do you still love it now?
LucIsz Moore I`m
You Know Who I Am+ No I don't think anyone does
Arenzoj I know like twd
El mejor villano de twd, vimos toda su evolución, desde ser una persona tranquila y segura, a llegar a la demencia y sed de venganza por haber perdido todo lo que construyó.
j'adore trop le passage , la musique , l'ambiance , le jeux d'acteur ! génial !
3:13 HA Got'em
This is the perfect song for a broken man and he was the first to find out if you walk like the dead they will ignore you for the most part on accident
This is THE greatest scene in walking dead. No words spoken. Not needed. Perfect song. Orale
such an epic character and actor..after shane was killed an governor.. show went down hill FAST! who can said they used a tank after the world ended! amazing
Best vilain of the show.
3:12 I love how he made that walker fall
This is the apex of depression. It's somehow surviving past the point most people would kill themselves, and continuing to exist out of some numb disinterest. He burns down Woodbury as a partial suicide - killing the character of the Governor, which isn't himself. The only reason he doesn't actively try to kill himself is because he genuinely doesn't care.
Ben Nichols The Best !!!!!
lily brought him redemption by giving him death; He was a character twisted in his sense of duty
Negan can't match The Governor.
This is SO EPIC Man
Great scene and great song;)
The governor is the best then any season of twd
The Governor is by far the most Sympathic villian in walking dead
The Governor over Negan anyday no questions asked
Of course
When there's nothing left to lose
This song as touching and catchy as it is....simply isnt long enough.
What a great character he should have lived with Rick and Harschal
One of the best secenes the governor is a true example of a good character he was totally broken. Dont get me wrong he was a phyco but he was driven crazy and his character really showed it he was just an awesome character even tho he was crazy he tried to be good but he jusy kept getting chopped down at his knees and driven even further to become he was. And his character really showed that in my opinion the governer was definitely one of the top 5 characters in all of twd
In the night of the top, Andrea was dying