S1.E4

Amy/Dr. Everett

Episode aired Aug 28, 2022
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43m

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6.4/10

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Tales Of The Walking Dead: Amy/Dr. Everett

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A naturalist who studies walkers encounters a spirited settler; an unlikely respect is forged between the two as the settler tries to argue in favour of people taking back the land from the ... Read allA naturalist who studies walkers encounters a spirited settler; an unlikely respect is forged between the two as the settler tries to argue in favour of people taking back the land from the dead.A naturalist who studies walkers encounters a spirited settler; an unlikely respect is forged between the two as the settler tries to argue in favour of people taking back the land from the dead.

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Tales Of The Walking Dead: Amy/Dr. Everett

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Anthony Edwards

Dr. Charles Everett

Poppy Liu

Amy Zhang

Jeffrey G. Barnett

Specimen 21 ( Dr. Moseley)
(uncredited)

Christopher Chabriel

Cube Truck Walker
(uncredited)

Ed Force

Settler
(uncredited)

Chelsea Reuter

Sunflower Walker
(uncredited)

Robert Tinsley

Zombie
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Trivia
Based on the description of the Dead Sector, 200-meter wide man-made trench, 40-feet deep, spanning hundreds of miles, and the mention of the Chattahoochee River, it seems to be located on the Western edge of Georgia, where the first iteration of The Walking Dead (2010) is usually filmed.

Goofs
A scientist like Doctor Everett would not mix measurements from the customary and metric system like so in his description of the "dead sector": "200-meter wide man-made trench, 40-feet deep, spanning hundreds of miles." Amongst his colleagues, fellow scientists, he would use the metric system, but with the general public, especially an American audience, which he is trying to engage with through his documentary he would use the English or Imperial System.

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Featured review

2/10

Over it

I know "Tales" is supposed to be a different take on the regular Walking Dead content outside of regular series, but it sure does feel like every show that's come before it.

Oh look! More heavily clothed zombies! Even though the apocalypse clearly began sometime in warmer months, every single zombie in this franchise is now dressed for very cold weather, so that the makeup and costume crews have to do just the bare minimum work. This wasn't always the case, but began in the Walking Dead around season 7 or so.

Tons of very poorly done fight scenes of people very clumsily running away from zombies or struggling with zombies. Not compelling tv.

The plot? Who cares? Stale, goes no where and resolves nothing, like everything in this franchise. Endless wheel spinning without any satisfying conclusions, the opposite of good storytelling.

I used to "care" enough about this franchise to at least get annoyed by the various shows, but now I've reached the point of complete apathy. I think I'm done. Congratulations AMC, you've officially killed my interest.