In the woods alone, Daryl finds a clue but is injured and attacked by walkers. Rick questions his choices. Glenn gets mixed signals from Maggie.In the woods alone, Daryl finds a clue but is injured and attacked by walkers. Rick questions his choices. Glenn gets mixed signals from Maggie.In the woods alone, Daryl finds a clue but is injured and attacked by walkers. Rick questions his choices. Glenn gets mixed signals from Maggie.
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Did you know
- TriviaAt one point during the scene in which the injured Daryl, played by Norman Reedus, is lying on the ground hallucinating a conversation with his brother Merle, a pained expression crosses Daryl's face. Actor Michael Rooker (Merle) later explained that while filming, a large carpenter ant bit Reedus on the neck at that moment and he simply incorporated the pain into the scene.
- GoofsWhen Daryl is hallucinating about seeing his brother, his face and mouth is clean and then really dirty again (repeatedly) every other time the camera switches back to the close-up of his face.
- Quotes
[Glenn and Rick find Daryl returning back to the farm covered in blood]
Glenn: Is that Daryl?
Daryl Dixon: [Rick aims his gun to Daryl] That's the third time you've pointed that thing at my head. You gonna pull the trigger or what?
[Rick lowers his gun when Daryl is still shot from Andrea in the distance]
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Walking Dead: The Journey So Far (2016)
Featured review
Strongly themed episode with great visuals
Problems arise at the farm as the search for Sophia continues.
This is a strong episode with some good observations of humanity back to its primal state.
The plot is quite character-focussed and it shows the survivor group living on the farm and relations with Herschel becoming strained. There is an interesting theme about leadership and actions taken to ensure the survival of the group at odds with wellbeing of individuals. This is quite explicit in the introductory sequence that shows some destructive measures taken for what appears to be the survival of humanity. There is a great image in this scene where one of the regular characters watches but the other has to look away.
This theme is carried through the episode with the interactions between Shane and Rick and Shane and Lori. Also, the general division between the survivor group and Herschel appears (so far) to be based on Herschel's quite different outlook. This is highlighted well by the episode's slightly predictable but intriguing finish.
It is a good episode for Daryl who continues to be a compelling character. His determination to survive is shown as clearly as his compassion towards those who need help. One scene of him walking through a field injured and the reaction of the others is darkly funny.
Visually it is excellent as ever with a number scenes filmed and edited in a way that clearly tells the story. The scenes with Daryl are particularly well done, as is the dinner table sequence, and the intro.
All performances are great as always.
It's an 8.5/10 for me but I round upwards.
This is a strong episode with some good observations of humanity back to its primal state.
The plot is quite character-focussed and it shows the survivor group living on the farm and relations with Herschel becoming strained. There is an interesting theme about leadership and actions taken to ensure the survival of the group at odds with wellbeing of individuals. This is quite explicit in the introductory sequence that shows some destructive measures taken for what appears to be the survival of humanity. There is a great image in this scene where one of the regular characters watches but the other has to look away.
This theme is carried through the episode with the interactions between Shane and Rick and Shane and Lori. Also, the general division between the survivor group and Herschel appears (so far) to be based on Herschel's quite different outlook. This is highlighted well by the episode's slightly predictable but intriguing finish.
It is a good episode for Daryl who continues to be a compelling character. His determination to survive is shown as clearly as his compassion towards those who need help. One scene of him walking through a field injured and the reaction of the others is darkly funny.
Visually it is excellent as ever with a number scenes filmed and edited in a way that clearly tells the story. The scenes with Daryl are particularly well done, as is the dinner table sequence, and the intro.
All performances are great as always.
It's an 8.5/10 for me but I round upwards.
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- snoozejonc
- Aug 23, 2021
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- Douglasville, Georgia, USA(on location)
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- Runtime42 minutes
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- 16:9 HD
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