Season 1 – The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon

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Robert H @Rwhobbs198 5d Season 1 successfully expands The Walking Dead universe by taking the story to France, where civilization has continued to crumble, new factions have emerged, and walkers have become even more dangerous through evolved variants. Seeing Daryl step into the lead role was a natural fit for one of the franchise's most beloved characters, and Carol's return at the end was a welcome surprise. The series introduces interesting survivor communities and believable factions, offering a glimpse into how another part of the world has adapted to the apocalypse. However, with only six episodes, most of those groups never receive enough development to become truly memorable. Outside of Daryl, Isabelle, and Laurent, I found it difficult to become invested in many of the new characters. The frequent French dialogue also became a bit tiring to read over time. While it doesn't reinvent The Walking Dead, it gives the franchise a much-needed shot of energy and reminds you why the original was so compelling See more Zack F @RT86648605 Jun 19 if you like the walking dead you will like daryls spin off See more Edward L @Glyndower Mar 6 The problem with this franchise is that it passed its sell-by date years ago when the British lead actor left. The seasons that followed and the spin-offs just revive the same story: a quest threatened by the monsters, with increasingly poor actors, especially the third-rate Jack Nicholson impersonator Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Daryl and Carol are two of the more interesting characters, portrayed by good actors, but the series appears to be the formula as before transposed to France. See more Zane T @ZaneThind Jan 29 A nice fitting way to continue Daryl's story. For Walking Dead fans this is something fresh and nice. There are new characters and a whole new language now being spoken in The Walking Dead universe. This brings in the western fans with the eastern fans closer together. See more Matt L @mattdegu Jan 21 No spoilers: To continue The Walking Dead watch 'The Ones Who Live' single-series and 'Daryl Dixon' here. Each contain one the best TWD episodes I can remember, and simply continue the story. (I haven't seen the Maggie/Negan spin-off yet). The ensemble cast is less-sizeable in both, and the characters at the sides of the stories do feel a bit less-detailed in Daryl Dixon in particular, but that's the nature of these spin-offs I think. France is also less dangerous than Georgia in terms of its survivors, and it's more under-control - but that's not an unrealistic thing imo, just a bit different to the original show. The central characters are fine, and it's TWD(!) - so expect nothing too different here anyway. France is 'well shot' and is a strong choice of setting, if the story does focus mainly on its Catholic and rustic side. But that is nothing outrageous at all. And there is plenty of French dialogue supplied with subtitles too (to address another unfair criticism in here!) See more Jose N @soyjosenieves Jan 7 Resulta muy interesante conocer el mundo apocalíptico desde otra parte del mundo. La duración es adecuada, los nuevos personajes funcionan bien y el apartado visual destaca. Si te gusta The Walking Dead, definitivamente es una serie que debes ver. See more Read all reviews

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon — Season 1

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