A brilliant, emotional episode starring Maggie Rhee (Lauren Cohan) gives us a solid start to the long-awaited 10C, which will act as a bridge between seasons 10 and 11. Covid-19 restrictions taken into account, this was a pleasant surprise.
We finally get a reunion with Maggie who in recent years has spent time in Georgie's community with her son Hershel J.R. I was very pleased with how the writers gave us insight into the time she was away, but at the same time brought out her reactions to the aftermath of The Whisperers' ravages and destruction. New characters were introduced, and these seem interesting so far. There's also a specific action sequence towards the end of the episode which was very well-executed.
A big plus in this episode is the good dialogue between the characters. Angela Kang and her team have performed very well in this field throughout the season, and this episode is no exception. I'm also very interested in finding out more about who this new group that was introduced is, which I think will be explored further in the coming episodes. There is a lot to look forward to in the coming weeks!
We finally get a reunion with Maggie who in recent years has spent time in Georgie's community with her son Hershel J.R. I was very pleased with how the writers gave us insight into the time she was away, but at the same time brought out her reactions to the aftermath of The Whisperers' ravages and destruction. New characters were introduced, and these seem interesting so far. There's also a specific action sequence towards the end of the episode which was very well-executed.
A big plus in this episode is the good dialogue between the characters. Angela Kang and her team have performed very well in this field throughout the season, and this episode is no exception. I'm also very interested in finding out more about who this new group that was introduced is, which I think will be explored further in the coming episodes. There is a lot to look forward to in the coming weeks!