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On Rotten Tomatoes, the episode has an approval rating of 90% with an average score of 6.94 out of 10, based on 20 reviews. The site's critical consensus reads, "A somewhat anticlimatic [sic] and uneven effort, 'The World Before' still manages to leave the door open for a engaging slate of plot threads in the second half of TWD ' s 10th season ...
The episode was written by Heather Bellson and directed by Jeffrey F. January. This episode focuses on Abraham, Sasha and Daryl's plotlines after the events of "Thank You". It marks the first appearance of the characters Dwight and his wife Sherry from the comic books, who are played by Austin Amelio and Christine Evangelista, respectively. [1]
[7] Tim Surette of TV.com also praised the episode for its humor, citing it as "the funniest episode of The Walking Dead ever." [9] Writing for IGN, Matt Fowler gave a good analysis saying: Despite having a few moments of danger, "The Next World" was the lightest, most joy-filled episode of The Walking Dead since the start. Hell, there were ...
The site's consensus reads: "Mercy" mixes mysterious time-hopping sequences with explosive action to create a more hopeful premiere than previous seasons of The Walking Dead. [ 8 ] Matt Fowler of IGN gave the episode a 7.3/10, saying in its verdict "This was a good set-up episode, but because we were only given the initial stages of this ...
Austin Amelio made his first appearance as Dwight in this episode, after his departure from The Walking Dead. The episode received mostly positive reviews, despite most episodes in the season receiving either mixed or poor reviews. It holds a 83% positive rating with an average score of 6.33/10 out of 12 on the review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes ...
The combined forces of Alexandria, the Hilltop and the Kingdom split up to deal with other Savior outposts, using information provided by Dwight. This episode marks the return of Morales (Juan Pareja), who was last seen in the first season episode "Wildfire", and has the longest period of absence of any character on The Walking Dead; having ...
Writing for Pajiba, Brian Richards gave it an average review, and wrote in summary: "Not a bad episode, even though it took it sweet-ass time to get the ball rolling and have the war against the Whisperers finally start." [5] Matt Fowler of IGN gave the episode an 8 out of 10 and wrote: "'Morning Star' told one story, and told it well. It ...
In season 5, he made his first appearance in the spin-off Fear the Walking Dead, becoming the second character to crossover, the first being Morgan in the fourth season, Dwight was a ruthless and reluctant lieutenant member of "The Saviors" a group of people who subjugated communities (including Alexandria, Hilltop and The Kingdom), to be given ...