- Original release
- Previous episode S02E19 - Passage: Part 4
- Number S02E20
- Country United States
- Original language English
- Genres Drama, Horror, Science-Fiction, Thriller
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S Passage: Part 5
Gabi and Sierra are trudging down a road towards the boarder. They seem to be in the middle of a discussion, but Sierra keeps pulling ahead and tells Gabi to keep up. Sierra admits to being from Los Angeles, California, that she left when the military came, but that it didn't matter because "the bombs followed us." Gabi tells Sierra that "you are not the only one to loose someone." Gabi says that she lost her sister because "I couldn't stop them." Sierra unsheathes her knife and tells Gabi to go for the eye, temple or base of the skull, but be careful not to hit the skull.
In the realm of post-apocalyptic narratives, few series have captured audiences like "The Walking Dead" universe, and now its latest installment, "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon," takes viewers on an exhilarating journey across the European continent. As our beloved anti-hero Daryl wakes up disoriented in a foreign land, fans are drawn back into a world rife with danger and suspense. With two seasons and twelve episodes planned, this drama-infused horror series promises to deliver a captivating mix of emotional depth and thrilling action that is sure to resonate with both long-time followers of the franchise and newcomers alike.
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