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Title: Wildfire (28 Nov 2010)
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Cast
| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Andrew Lincoln | ... | Rick Grimes | |
| Jon Bernthal | ... | Shane Walsh | |
| Sarah Wayne Callies | ... | Lori Grimes | |
| Laurie Holden | ... | Andrea Harrison | |
| Jeffrey DeMunn | ... | Dale Horvath | |
| Steven Yeun | ... | Glenn Rhee | |
| Chandler Riggs | ... | Carl Grimes | |
| Norman Reedus | ... | Daryl Dixon | |
| Emma Bell | ... | Amy Harrison | |
| Andrew Rothenberg | ... | Jim | |
| Juan Gabriel Pareja | ... | Morales (as Juan Pareja) | |
| Noah Emmerich | ... | Edwin Jenner | |
| Melissa McBride | ... | Carol | |
| Jeryl Prescott | ... | Jacqui (as Jeryl Prescott Sales) | |
| Irone Singleton | ... | T-Dog | |
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Rick tries to make contact with Morgan to tell him his location. Back at camp, after the fight with the zombies, Jim has been bitten and is slowly beginning to change; Andrea mourns over Amy's death; and Shane blames it all on Rick for leaving. Now that camp isn't safe anymore, Rick decides that it's time for them all to move out. He plans to take them to the C.D.C., a military base, to find a cure for Jim and, hopefully, more survivors. Written by Chris Green
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camp | centers for disease control | blood splatter | one word episode title | decontamination |Parents Guide:
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Rick Grimes: [Rick speaks into the walkie-talkie to tell Morgan about Atlanta, over the walkie-talkie] Morgan, I don't know if you're out there. I don't know if you can hear me. Maybe you're listening right now. I hope so. I found others... My family, if you can believe it. My wife and son, they're alive. I wanted you to know that. There's something else you need to know. Atlanta isn't what we thought. It's not what they promised. The city is... Do not enter the city. It belongs to the dead now....
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Frank Darabont's intention with the series was to follow the comic books but to take detours along the way. The trip to the CDC is one of the first of these. See more »Goofs
When the group is heading towards the CDC, the Winnebago starts to smoke and they stop. Shane says he will go ahead into the city and try to find a matching hose for the engine, as the one they have is shot. But then they pull Jim out of the vehicle and lean him up against the tree. When they are ready to leave him behind, they climb back into their respective vehicles, and the Winnebago starts without a hitch and they drive away without any more mention of car troubles. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Rick Grimes: [Rick speaks into the walkie-talkie to tell Morgan about Atlanta, over the walkie-talkie] Morgan, I don't know if you're out there. I don't know if you can hear me. Maybe you're listening right now. I hope so. I found others... My family, if you can believe it. My wife and son, they're alive. I wanted you to know that. There's something else you need to know. Atlanta isn't what we thought. It's not what they promised. The city is... Do not enter the city. It belongs to the dead now....
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
28 November 2010 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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American Movie Classics (AMC), Circle of Confusion, Valhalla Entertainment See more »
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The fifth episode in this awesome series is very entertaining, despite the lack of zombie action. This episode gives us the feeling of purpose and a sense that it's time to take action or in other words, find a cure. From start to finish, we are engaged into the episode and I felt like this one flew by. The emotional core is still there especially as we see towards the end.
This episode, "Wildfire" deals with the aftermath of the walker attack. When they realize it's not safe to stay in their camp, they decide to head out to the CDC where hopefully they could find a cure.
Overall, this an effective episode and quite an emotional one as well. This is the first time we see Noah Emmerich in his cameo and he does a good job. I wish this episode never ended because it had the perfect cliffhanger and I wanted more. I rate this episode 9/10.