Season 10 – The Walking Dead

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Victor G @RT61657720 Oct 15, 2026 A good season, but like the previous one, it suffers greatly from the lack of a clear protagonist. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Jun 1, 2026 22 successful AMC episodes. Rated TV-MA for Crude Indecent Language (L) and Graphic Violence (V). See more Chaos A @Chaosfn Feb 3, 2026 🏆78% The Walking Dead Season 10 was overall mostly decent, but it’s definitely in my opinion the second worst season of the series so far, only behind Season 7. This season gave us the end to the Whisperers, and it gave us both one of the most critically acclaimed episodes of the series, and two of the most hated episodes of the series. "Here’s Negan" is one of the best within the series without a doubt. While "Diverged" is definitely one of the worst, though I still don’t think it was as bad as the episode "Swear" which was from Season 7. I also really enjoyed the episode "Walk with Us", which gave one of my favorite twists within the series, and was just an overall amazing moment for Negan. The issue with the season is mostly any part that doesn’t include Negan. Every scene with Negan is perfect, but every other scene not so much. Overall, I did enjoy this season, thanks to Negan, but it’s definitely very flawed. Though, I don’t think it’s as bad as many would consider it to be! See more Raquel E @raquelea Jan 19, 2026 A steady season that maintains suspense and tone. See more Juan H @Busiraco Dec 18, 2025 Season 10 feels like writers thought "oh yes, this will be loved by audience" but it gone completely bad See more Jae H @JHReviews Nov 10, 2025 The Walking Dead was honestly a phenomenon when it first came to our screens. I’d never seen anything like it, and as a teenager at the time, I was completely engrossed, truly invested in the characters brought before our eyes. It felt real, grounded, and it made us question how far someone would go to survive. It really was a brilliant post-apocalyptic zombie story and series. At its best, it felt like an event, ending on major, exciting cliff-hangers, developing iconic characters, and keeping you on the edge of your seat. There was always anxiety over who might go next. The show was brave, unafraid to make bold choices and test the audience. Rick Grimes truly carried this show on his back. He was the face of The Walking Dead, brought to life iconically by Andrew Lincoln. The show was stacked with talent and often written so well that you cared deeply for each character’s story. Now, most of this praise applies to the first half of the series, where it truly thrived. From Seasons 1 to 7, The Walking Dead was near its best. After that, I became frustrated by certain story and character choices. There were simply too many characters, too many subplots. The show began to feel more like a soap opera. The zombies, once terrifying and central, faded into the background, merely reminders of what the show used to be. It felt like the show was holding onto something that no longer worked through the latter part of the series until internal changes were made. Though I did check out after Season 9. I eventually returned, but mostly out of loyalty rather than excitement. That said, The Walking Dead still gave us some of the best storytelling ever seen on TV, with brilliant villains and unforgettable arcs inspired by its comic roots. The early seasons remain a masterpiece of suspense, emotion, and humanity. It’s a show I both love and dislike, but those early years still bring me joy, nostalgia, and yes… a little trauma. See more Read all reviews

The Walking Dead — Season 10

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