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The first known building Daryl’s caravan passes is known as the Pantheon

Line of Events

Daryl’s journey through a destroyed but resilient France, hoping to find his way home. Its original purpose was as a church until the French Revolution, when it was converted into a mausoleum to commemorate France’s national heroes. Even though the series is set more than a decade after the apocalypse, it seems there is no end to the oil. The characters in the series enjoy driving cars and trucks, although gasoline deteriorates with age, usually within a year or two.

Do It Again!

Additionally, as gasoline decomposes, it becomes rubbery and puts engine components at risk as well. So driving for a decade or more in a zombie apocalypse has no place. Appears in Garch the Great: Remake It! Sequel, Prequel, and Reboot It!

Fear the Walking Dead followed suit

(2023). From the casual viewer to the hardcore fan, everyone knows that The Walking Dead earned its reputation for declining quality at the start of season 7 and started to pick up steam before the main show disappeared. These shows have been going for years, but both first seasons are beloved. It’s a spinoff, but a fresh take on the apocalypse from across the pond.

The characters are grounded and interesting

The cinematography, world, and even the story feel different as we follow a familiar character into uncharted waters. The Walkers took a bit of a backseat in the first episode, but the interactions kept it entertaining. It’s the first episode of the first season, yes, it’s a spinoff, but it’s also something of a spinoff. Dead City relied on the story they built between Maggie and Negan to keep it entertaining, but it feels like it’s trying to carve its own path.

(Probably not), but enjoy it for what it is

Will it all come together in the end and reunite the characters we love, who knows! A show about zombies in uncharted territory with extraordinary weapons. It’s a way to make money, like most shows, they do them because people want to watch them and watch them. If you don’t like The Walking Dead or you don’t like these spin-offs, then just don’t watch them, but don’t criticize them or the people who like them!