RELATED: The Walking Dead Season 11 Teaser Gives the Survivors Something to Live Forīack at the Commonwealth, Princess reveals her staggering amount of knowledge about the guards. However, she claims she won't do it unless he keeps pushing her. The comment prompts Maggie to pull a gun, confirming that killing Negan is always on her mind. Although Gabriel says he's paranoid, Negan responds, "But I'm right." To make matters worse, Negan ends his closing argument with an insult to Glenn, Maggie's late husband, who he killed. He accuses Maggie of plotting to kill him away from Alexandria. While the remaining group is more than happy to see Negan go, Maggie maintains that they need Negan because "he knows the city." However, Negan isn't convinced. As such, Negan proclaims that he's turning back, and two other group members decide to join him. Negan worries it could be a sign of something ominous still going on, but Maggie seems to think the people were killed during "the fall." Negan verbally lashes out at Maggie when she encourages them to "pay attention." He points out the dangers of being in the tunnel and accuses Maggie of taking them on a death march. Then, they stumble upon a mass graveyard of walkers wrapped in plastic.
Negan points out a water line, which suggests that the tunnel frequently floods. While they struggle to come up with a number, they eventually land on nine months due to the constant "reprocessing." However, their conversation is interrupted when a Commonwealth guard comes in and drags the man away for more reprocessing.īack in the tunnels, it becomes apparent that Maggie made the wrong choice. This prompts Princess to ask the couple locked up next to them how long they'd been there. RELATED: The Walking Dead’s Season 11 Hints at an Unlikely Alliance Later, the quartet discusses their predicament in their cell, with some casting doubts and Eugene believing the Commonwealth can eventually help Alexandria. Eventually, Ezekiel snaps at Mercer, the heavily armored man in orange, before erupting into a coughing fit.
The questions range from their past occupation to how many bowel movements they have a day. Meanwhile, the episode transitions to Eugene (Josh McDermitt), Ezekiel (Khary Payton), Yumiko (Eleanor Matsuura) and Princess (Paola Lázaro) getting grilled by the Commonwealth separately. He wants to hunker down and wait out the storm, but Maggie insists they push onward through the tunnels. Despite Negan being designated as the Washington, D.C. A nasty storm pushes them into an old subway tunnel. So a group, including Maggie, Daryl and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), march off. As such, Maggie devises a new, albeit risky, plan: she wants to return to Meridian to reclaim the supplies the Reapers took. While the moment is a happy one, good vibes are damped by Gabriel's (Seth Gilliam) announcement that there still isn't enough food. When the group returns to Alexandria, Maggie reunites with some old faces from the Meridian, her former settlement. She loads up her backpack with a few more packages of food before making her way back to the pulley system and getting hoisted to safety in the nick of time. Spotting another supply crate across the room, Carol charges across the walker-filled base as Daryl provides cover from above. RELATED: The Walking Dead's Josh McDermitt Dishes on Eugene's Love Life & Character GrowthĬarol's the last member in the base, and in true Carol fashion, she fails to follow protocol. When completed, they load up the protagonists one by one. As the audience screams, "Way to go, Daryl," the group frantically holds off the walkers as they continue pulling up the supplies. It awakens the walker, who in turn awaken his zombie friends next to him. As Daryl catches a bag of supplies to prevent it from hitting the ground, a drop of blood falls from his arm onto a walker's face. It's all accomplished in pain-staking silence. They take the food, and Jerry (Cooper Andrews), flanked by Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Alden (Callan McAuliffe), uses a pulley to lift the supplies and the protagonists out of the base. Maggie (Lauren Cohan), Magna (Nadia Hilker) and Kelly (Angel Theory) locate crates of freeze-dried food in a back room.
The group lowers into the base and carefully navigates the sleeping-like walkers. Their mission leads them to an old military base where a horde of walkers lies dormant for reasons unknown. After the Whisperer War devastated Alexandria, the group sets off in search of much-needed supplies.
The long-anticipated eleventh and final season of AMC's The Walking Dead is here. WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 1, "Acheron: Part 1," which aired Sunday on AMC.
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