Watch the walking dead season 9 episode 10

#Watch the walking dead season 9 episode 10 series#

We're so far off comic at this point that for the first time in the show's history, it's tough to predict exactly where it's going. However, if you think you know how everything's going to go down, guess again. The conflict between the Whisperers and Michonne's group is certainly going to come to a head, perhaps sooner rather than later as the show loosely adapts the 'Silence the Whisperer' comic arc. If you're not completely feeling 'TWD' after the season premiere, just hold in there because things are going to start ramping up quickly over the next two episodes. Overall: Season 10 starts off fine, but really starts to hit the ground running on episodes two and three. Those who aren't big fans of Negan may not be pleased to see more of him on screen as a redemption story line for his character continues to progress. Then you realize you're watching the episode play out from different perspectives until the moment of a big event (I'm not allowed to discuss) brings them all together. At first, it's not totally clear why you're watching the episode split into pieces because the first 20 or so minutes of the season premiere play out pretty straight-forward. 'Lines We Cross' is split into seven different sections labeled by titles.

#Watch the walking dead season 9 episode 10 series#

That's something we've seen on the series before and it's something that you're either a fan of or which may make you groan. While it gives us something new and unique at the start, the episode's structure, which plays with time a bit, may not appeal to everyone. Some fans may be upset that no mention is made of the mystery radio caller who was hinted at on the season nine finale earlier in the year. There's no big epic moment where Carol comes along to blow up a large tanker (season five premiere), and no big deaths occur (season seven premiere). Their playful scenes remind us of them together during earlier seasons when they would open up to each other. It feels like we'll be seeing a lot of these two together. Carol and Daryl get some sweet scenes together. Daryl and Michonne are able to joke about Rick a little bit now, Rosita is living out some form of 'Three Men and a Baby' with Eugene, Siddiq, and Father Gabriel, and it appears that Alden and Luke are now best buds. A few more months have passed since we've last seen the survivors. Just about all of the main players get their moments to shine on the premiere. She balances heavy dialogue and action sequences without it ever feeling too bloated or like there aren't enough of your favorite characters in scenes. One of the things Kang understands best about the show is that viewers want to see their favorites together and they don't want to have to wait episodes to see them all on screen. You instantly get caught up with where every big player is at in 'TWD' family. What's hot: Seeing all of your favorite characters on screen together teaming up, two big emotional scenes, Beta's backstory, the new opening credits, and some hints about where the show's going next. Carol and Daryl also get a lot of screen time on the first three episodes.

If you've been wanting to learn more about Alpha and Beta's relationship, the season's second episode is dedicated to the origins of their twisted relationship.

That's a lot of names to see on one episode, but they're all juggled very well throughout the first episode because of showrunner Angela Kang, who wrote the season premiere. If you've been missing Cyndie (Sydney Park), who hasn't been seen on the show since season nine, episode five, she's back too with a new look. (Antony Azor), Aaron (Ross Marquand), Father Gabriel (Seth Gillam), Siddiq (Avi Nash), Ezekiel (Khary Payton), Jerry (Cooper Andrews), and more on the season premiere. There's plenty of Michonne (played by Danai Gurira), Daryl (Norman Reedus), Carol (Melissa McBride), Rosita (Christian Serratos), Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), Judith (Cailey Fleming), R.J.

Cyndie is back after being gone for more than half a season on 'TWD.'