Everyone’s always so serious on The Walking Dead. I guess that’s what happens when you have to wander around the wilderness killing hungry creatures who were formerly your friendly neighbors. Or maybe it’s the frequent lack of modern essentials like running water and soap that has everyone so grumpy. I know if I miss a bath I’m pretty crabby, so missing dozens could drive one to kill, which I guess is a good thing in TWDLand.
In this preview, Daryl expresses regret over not killing (certain) people while we get brooding looks from Morgan and Carol. I know they’re not judgmental looks because those two have done worse than Daryl, or at least as bad. I think they just miss hot showers and neighbors who don’t want to eat them alive. Oh, and there’s also lots of guns, lots of running, and lots of walkers. You know, just another day in post-zombie-apocalypse Georgia.
And here’s a little sneak peek into episode 614. Daryl’s looking over his recently recovered motorcycle then has a smoke and a chat with Carol. The audio is really low on this one, so you may have to crank the volume up, but be ready when it’s done because the promotional music at the end will be really LOUD.
Season 6, Episode 14 – Twice as Far
Two different groups leave Alexandria on supply runs. While both are concerned with the future of the community, immediate danger will derail them.
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