The group's plan to head for Fort Benning is put on hold when Sophia goes missing.The group's plan to head for Fort Benning is put on hold when Sophia goes missing.The group's plan to head for Fort Benning is put on hold when Sophia goes missing.
Jeremy Ambler
- Highway Walker
- (uncredited)
Chance Bartels
- Highway Walker
- (uncredited)
Christopher W. Brantley
- Walker
- (uncredited)
Scottie Knollin
- Walker
- (uncredited)
Michael Koske
- Walker
- (uncredited)
Charlie Leach
- Woodchuck Walker
- (uncredited)
Andrew S. McMillan
- Highway Walker
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaThe reason this episode is longer than most (68 minutes instead of the usual 60 minutes for season premiers) is because budget cuts forced two episodes to be condensed into one. Originally season two was supposed to have 14 episodes, with the first episode being titled "Miles Behind Us" and the second episode "What Lies Ahead." "Miles Behind Us" was supposed to tell the story of how the group got out of Atlanta after fleeing the CDC (these scenes are included as deleted scenes on the DVD/Blu-Ray of season two). "Miles Behind Us" was also going to include a flashback scene showing the backstory of the Army Ranger played by Sam Witwer that was in the tank and was shot by Rick after he had turned, came to be in the predicament that forced him to take shelter inside the tank and die.
- Goofs+A lot of people point out that the Hyundai SUV that Shane finds is a 2011 model, and therefore couldn't be there since the outbreak happened in 2010. However cars are manufactured, and often sold, in the year leading up to their "model year". So the Hyundai Shane finds could be one someone had just purchased, and even if that model wasn't on the market yet, it is possible someone could of taken it from an assembly plant lot.
- Quotes
[Daryl looks up at the Jesus Christ statue that a group of Walkers were surrounded about]
Daryl Dixon: Yo, J.C., you taking requests?
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Walking Dead: The Journey So Far (2016)
Featured review
Excellent Season Opener
The first episode of the second season of AMC's "The Walking Dead" shows no sign in a drop of quality.
The episode starts with Rick (Andrew Lincoln) talking into his Walkie Talkie leaving a message for Marcus who we last seen in the first episode of season one. He says they are leaving Atlanta and are heading to Fort Benning. There is a lot of drama when one if the children in the group goes missing, and we get a good shock ending that ensures you will be watching the next episode as soon as possible.
Melissa McBride as Carol is the star performer here, whilst Norman Reedus as Daryl and Lincoln do some bonding in some good scenes. Once again it's Jeffrey DeMunn as Dale who is the human conscience of the group.
The episode starts with Rick (Andrew Lincoln) talking into his Walkie Talkie leaving a message for Marcus who we last seen in the first episode of season one. He says they are leaving Atlanta and are heading to Fort Benning. There is a lot of drama when one if the children in the group goes missing, and we get a good shock ending that ensures you will be watching the next episode as soon as possible.
Melissa McBride as Carol is the star performer here, whilst Norman Reedus as Daryl and Lincoln do some bonding in some good scenes. Once again it's Jeffrey DeMunn as Dale who is the human conscience of the group.
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- slightlymad22
- Oct 23, 2014
Details
- Runtime1 hour 8 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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