The Walking Dead Season 8, Episode 9: Honor The Walking Dead Season 8, Episode 3: Monsters The Walking Dead Season 8, Episode 2: The Damned The Walking Dead Season 8, Episode 1: Mercy The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 13: Chokepoint The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 12: Guardians The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 11: Bounty The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 10: Omega The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 9: Adaptation The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 8: Evolution The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 7: Stradivarius The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 6: Who Are You Now? The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 5: What Comes After The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 4: The Obliged The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 3: Warning Signs The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 2: The Bridge The Walking Dead Season 9, Episode 1: A New Beginning The big question: Will we get the chance to find out what happened between Maggie and Michonne, with Lauren Cohan off on another show and Gurira leaving herself next season? Zombie of the week: The one we're calling Uncle Grabby. Quote of the week: "She'd smoke out the bullshit, you know that" – Negan to Michonne, about Judith. Kill of the week: Michonne slays Jocelyn. Lowlight: The set-up you could see coming from space. Oh, and while they were useful in detailing this particular chunk of the story, Jocelyn and her branding brats did little to distinguish themselves from the usual group of violent, dysfunctional enemies we habitually meet on the show. The Whisperers took a back seat until the very end, when two scouts discovered Alexandria, but that felt like the show setting up a big clash in the last couple of episodes. Scars was a tale of two tones, though they were best described as gloom and gloomier, but the peek into Michonne's distant past invading her more recent past provided a decent episode that pushed the boundaries of what the show is willing to do in the service of pushing that "people are dangerous too" theme. This dip into Michonne's past felt necessary, and of course felt like another showcase for one of the show's powerhouse performers in Danai Gurira, who will be sorely messed when she moves on. Nothing in the current storyline – which sadly included yet more from Henry and Lydia – carried the power of the flashbacks, but neither would have really worked without the other. And they'd kidnapped some of the community's children, including Judith.
Turning up with a feral group of kids in tow, they were invited in to stay at Alexandria, but quickly betrayed Michonne's trust, murdered residents (albeit people we don't really know or have grown attachments to) and stolen supplies. The series' bad-ass sword-wielder encountered an old friend – Jocelyn (Rutina Wesley, probably best known for True Blood), someone she knew from the days before the disaster.
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And, for the most part, it was the series looking to explain why Michonne has such trust issues, layered upon those she already had. The episode flipped around in time, explaining a particularly tragic episode that took place in the time between Rick's disappearance and where we find the characters today. But Scars, which leaned heavily on its theme enough to break it, still managed to be an effectively dramatic example of the show. The Walking Dead was dark, violent and pensive this week – which perhaps shouldn't be too much of a shock. Spoilers will lurk like groaning walkers. The hope is for the show to feature past cast along with current cast members.Be warned! This review will cover aspects of the episode. Gimple is also developing an anthology series, "Tales of The Walking Dead." The episodic series will feature individual episodes or arcs of episodes focused on new and existing characters. I love the way these characters interact and relate to each other on so many levels and can't wait to see where their ride goes from here." "Daryl's relationship with Carol has always been my favorite relationship on the show (sorry Rick). "I'm thankful for AMC's love and support and know there's so much more story to tell and so much more to bring the best fans in the world," Reedus continued. "I feel incredibly honored to be a part of 'The Walking Dead.' This show changed my life and career, and everyone involved has truly been a family for me over the last decade," Norman Reedus said in a statement to Insider.
Working with Norman Reedus and Melissa McBride has been a highlight of my career, and I'm thrilled that we get to keep telling stories together." "The 'Walking Dead' flagship series has been my creative home for a decade, and so it's bittersweet to bring it to an end, but I could not be more excited to be working with Scott Gimple and AMC to develop a new series for Daryl and Carol.
"I look forward to digging in with our brilliant writers, producers, directors, cast, and crew to bring this epic final chapter of Robert Kirkman's story to life for our fans over the next two years," Kang said.
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