Au Revoir Les Enfants

Episode aired Nov 3, 2024
TV-MA
1h

IMDb RATING

7.8/10

1.4K

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Drama Horror

Nadine strikes a deal with Anna in order to catch Laurent, who is to fly away with Ash. Daryl, Carol and their remaining allies will have to find some other way out of France.Nadine strikes a deal with Anna in order to catch Laurent, who is to fly away with Ash. Daryl, Carol and their remaining allies will have to find some other way out of France.Nadine strikes a deal with Anna in order to catch Laurent, who is to fly away with Ash. Daryl, Carol and their remaining allies will have to find some other way out of France.

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IMDb RATING

7.8/10

1.4K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
The Rolling Stones' 1969 song "You Can't Always Get What You Want" is sung by Laurant and Daryl, and at the end, the Rolling Stones' original version is heard.

Goofs
When Daryl is helping Ash look for a fuel line, he makes Ash turn around and closes off a gate because of a single walker. This makes no sense since both have extensive experience killing walkers. However, it is later learned that the walkers in this area are a biohazard that splash acid when slashed, hence why they avoided killing it.

Quotes
Daryl Dixon: Let's Go!
Fallou Boukar: Good Courage my friends. I know you will get where you are going.
Fiona: You aren't coming?
Fallou Boukar: [Looking back at Akila] I have a reason for staying now.

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Featured review

2/10

The End

Well, after the first season which was watchable we got this season which is catastrophically bad. Every episode is worse than the next, and this finale is hilarious.

First, it's a mistake to bring Carol into the story at all, because this is no longer Daryl's journey, but just a continuation of what destroyed the original series.

The same mistakes are repeated, and of course there are also the usual "educative" moments where the writers tire us with "lessons" that have long since produced the opposite effect. What the writers don't realize is that this only infuriates the viewers and turns them off from watching the show. We watch movies and series for entertainment, not for "lessons". This is the last episode of the series that I will watch.

The dialogues are hilarious, and the reactions of the characters seem to have been written by someone who didn't live in the real world.

I regret the time I wasted watching this garbage. Another garbage from the so-called entertainment industry that has almost nothing to do with entertainment.