The Walking Dead, Outpost 22: Things To Note

The Walking Dead season 11

1) This episode’s “Previously on The Walking Dead” — Focusing on most of the group being arrested, Yumiko telling Tomichi about the group’s kidnapping, Carol and Daryl convincing Lance Hornsby to help them find their friends, Hornsby revealing that the Commonwealth has a working train they wanted to use to reach the Atlantic and the rest of the group being tranquilized while on a prison bus — is voiced by Lauren Cohan.

2) Part of the “Previously…” shows Ezekiel and Princess being arrested and marched out along with Rosita. This doesn’t jive with the previous episode. In that episode, Ezekiel is talking with Carol inside of the bakery before he disappears mid-conversation (Carol even looks around for a second, wondering what happened to him) just before she is set upon by her own set of abductors, but, at no point do we see that scene of him being marched out in that episode.

3) Judith’s narration features flashbacks of Rick’s group’s arrival at the prison in the season three premiere, “Seed”, the group holding back the herd of walkers attempting to break into the barn they were holed up in during a hurricane in season five’s “Them”, Maggie searching an abandoned shopping mall while trying to stay a step ahead of the Reapers in this season’s third episode, “Hunted”, and Maggie standing watch at Hilltop as Rick, Michonne, Carl, and Tara arrive in the season seven midseason finale, “Hearts Still Beating”.

4) In this week’s title sequence, the “L” and “K” in “WALKING” now join their siblings in being bloodstained, with the inside corner of the “L” specially coated in crimson. The first “D” and the “E” in “DEAD” are still bloody.

5) While discussing Connie being taken away by Commonwealth troopers, Carol recites Kelly’s words about her sister’s fate from when the group believed Connie died in the cave-in in season ten’s “Squeeze”.