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2/22/2016, 9:11pm

Izzy’s View

By Isabella Angelone

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There was a lot of death and even more walkers on the mid-season premiere of the AMC hit “The Walking Dead.”

The premiere picks up right where the November finale left off. Alexandria is completely overrun by walkers while everyone tries to escape with their lives. However, in true “Walking Dead” fashion, not everyone makes it.

While maybe not in ratings, this episode was one of the best episodes the show has ever aired. There was not much dialogue but the action made up for it with jaw-dropping twists and an ending that left the audience wondering what the group was going to do next.

The writing of the episode was fantastic and many are saying it is the best episode in the show’s history.

Each character was tested and played a part in the episode, which was great to see.

As usual, Andrew Lincoln gave a wonderful performance as leader Rick, who had to make some of his hardest decisions yet. Lincoln has been a continuous shining point in the cast since episode one.

It is going to be an interesting rest of the season for the group as it tries to find another safe haven. Fans also have the character of Negan to look forward to, as the show cast Jeffrey Dean Morgan as the infamous character.

The second half of Season 6 will be extremely vital for everyone and will land the characters in a very tough position for Season 7.

“The Walking Dead” airs every Sunday at 9 p.m. on AMC. 

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