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The first known building Daryl’s caravan passed through is known as the Pantheon
Story
Daryl’s journey through a broken but resilient France, hoping to find a way home. Its original purpose was a church until the French Revolution when it was converted into a mausoleum to commemorate France’s national heroes. Although the series is set more than a decade after the apocalypse, it seems there is no end to sonic oil.
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The characters enjoy driving stock cars and trucks, even though gas mileage decreases with age, usually within a year or so. Additionally, as gasoline breaks down, it becomes sticky and also damages engine components, so it is not possible to operate motor vehicles ten years and more after the zombie apocalypse begins. Remake It!
Sequel, Prequel & Reboot It!
(2023). First of all, try to ignore the reviews that focus on all the other TWD properties and people who are hurt by this showrunner or story arc (what the heck is the site and these kinds of biased reviews allowed and skewing the ratings?!) and please watch this show for what it is – if you like horror/sci-fi/fantasy with a human twist, you will not be disappointed. A character written and developed specifically for the television medium of TWD, Daryl Dixon found himself in post-apocalyptic France.
to give an exciting novel feel and keep you intrigued, along with the same brooding leads, empathy, mystery and innovative macabre gore to make you feel right at home (TWD)
Suspend your disbelief as he drifts to Marsielle on an upturned dinghy, after all, this is a show where the dead walk around and want to eat people, so, you know… The setting and cast for the most part seem good, interesting and engaging, with decent acting chops, living in a world far enough from Atlanta in terms of hiding places, weapons to take out walkers and enemies, visions of the world and structures of pre-apocalyptic politics, etc. As a European, there were a few moments where it seemed a bit cliche to me and I worried it would end up being too cheesy/Yankee view of the rest of the world, but if they’ve done it, and credit goes to the actors/writers/consultants/production from France, I hope this doesn’t turn into a painting of Overall, I’m excited to watch this new series, look forward to seeing how the virus we all carry has affected us elsewhere on the planet, and am sure our hero will be just as badass in France.