#RICK THE WALKING DEAD SHOW SERIES#
But a series of three TV movies will continue his story, AMC announced Sunday.Īt the end of last week's episode, viewers saw Rick impaled on rebar jutting from a concrete slab after his spooked horse threw him as a swarm of walkers approached. What that means for Rick, since this is the last series episode for the character and the actor who plays him, Andrew Lincoln, is anybody’s guess. Sunday’s episode of “The Walking Dead” was touted by AMC as “Rick Grimes’ Last Episode.” By the end, however, the zombie action-thriller’s leading man appears to be 180 degrees from the show’s title: He isn’t walking, but he isn’t dead, either. Did it live up to its goals? If you were looking for an intimate and heartfelt examination of one of the core foundational truths that the entire franchise is built upon that includes awards-worthy performances from Edwards and Liu? Then you were as impressed as we were.Spoiler alert: This story contains significant details from Sunday’s episode of “The Walking Dead.” Set in the "dead sector" (and reportedly set some time in the TWD franchise's future), a nature documentary brings together a naturalist who studies walkers and a spirited settler, who develop a respect for each other as the settler argues for the living taking back the land from the dead. Everett" (directed by Haifaa al-Mansour and written by Ahmadu Garba). As you can see, the horror anthology has definitely been living up to its promise of presenting bold & diverse perspectives- and that looks to continue with this week's chapter, the Anthony Edwards & Poppy Liu-starring S01E04 "Amy Dr. Kicking things off with an episode that offered a look at the lighter side of the TWD universe, AMC's Tales of the Walking Dead followed up with a time-loop episode and deeper dice into the backstory of one of the franchise's most notorious big bads (check out our thoughts on "Dee" here). She feels that she would be giving up on society, while he feels he would be helping mankind destroy nature… again. And that's where their different philosophies come into conflict once again. She counters by trying to get him to join her group. Watching Amy with the bird and her inquisitive nature allows Everett to open up and offer Amy the opportunity to assist him and eventually take over his work.
The offer to lend her poetry was a nice moment of grace in an otherwise foreboding scene…Īmy asks the question of what happens to the walkers if all of humanity dies, Everett states, "Home Mortis will exist as long as humans are around," and the idea of this Eden existing because no humans are there all thematically hit back to what Rick Grimes said so famously in the comics and the television series. And here's where we learn of Everett's "no interference" approach to life… though Amy makes a good point about his reasoning for breaking it to save her. Since "The Shift"? Interesting… as it would be to learn more about Everett's research group and what fractured them. Everett, Poppy Liu as Amy – Tales of the Walking Dead _ Season 1, Episode 4 – Photo Credit: Curtis Bonds Baker/AMC See you on the other side… Anthony Edwards as Dr. Everett" to offer some real-time thoughts & observations, we're throwing on the " MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!" sign and throwing down an image spoiler buffer.
But before our deep dive into S01E04 "Amy Dr. Did it live up to its goals? If you were looking for an intimate and heartfelt examination of one of the core foundational truths that the entire franchise is built upon that includes awards-worthy performances from Edwards and Liu? Then you were as impressed as we were.
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