35/10
The first known building Daryl’s caravan passed by is known as the Pantheon
Line of Events
Daryl’s journey through a broken but resilient France as he hopes to find his way back home. Its original purpose was a church, until the French Revolution, when it was converted into a mausoleum that would commemorate France’s National Heroes. Although the series takes place over a decade after the apocalypse, there seems to be no end to solid petroleum.
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The characters easily operate cars and trucks in series, although gasoline will become compromised as it ages, usually within a year or so. Additionally, as gasoline breaks down, it becomes rubbery and also compromises engine components. Thus, motor vehicles cannot be driven ten years after the zombie apocalypse.
Sequel, Prequel & Reboot It!
Redo It! (2023). Impressed by the new spin-off.
The French actors thankfully speak French and are very convincing and quite fascinating
Watching Daryl wake up on the beach reminded me of Rick waking up in his hospital bed after the world had (almost) ended. Two caveats though: don’t make it into a mega-production with thousands of instantly forgotten anonymous extras AND don’t introduce a new NEGAN as it ruined the series for me. Third comment perhaps: don’t make it into another The Last of Us as that would be pointless, boring and unimaginative.
