Yeah same here, I’ll carry on watching it but not with the same enthusiasm. Although GoT is lauded for killing off main characters TWD was doing it well before – both seem to be adopting a more traditional line these days but at least GoT still has a reasonably complex & intriguing story to unfold, I just don’t see me caring half as much when TWD ends.
For me, the massive difference between TWD and GOT is, that GOT has a purpose – okay, so there are short little sub-plots and the odd character that just seems to disappear, but it’s going to tell you a story with a start, a middle and an end. I was a bit miffed they decided to make the last series two and spread it out, but it was mostly great so far.
The TWD has literally lost the plot, it’s becoming more soap opera, characters come, and they go, there are some plots that span a series or two – like the current Negan thing, but really, if you look at the series what usually happens is – ‘explosive’ first episode – pretty much half the story, then it dies down to a trickle of Soap Opera, love story, stab a few walkers in the face, Explosive mid-series finale with a chunky cliffhanger, starts again with Explosive first ep, Soap Opera for a few more weeks – cliffhanger.
I’ve not idea how it should end, but I suspect when it does, it will happen between series when someone pulls the plug on it, rather than a proper ending.