Rick is forced to face the past as he struggles to maintain the safety of the communities and protect the future he and Carl envisioned.Rick is forced to face the past as he struggles to maintain the safety of the communities and protect the future he and Carl envisioned.Rick is forced to face the past as he struggles to maintain the safety of the communities and protect the future he and Carl envisioned.
Seth Gilliam
- Gabriel Stokes
- (credit only)
Ross Marquand
- Aaron
- (credit only)
Callan McAuliffe
- Alden
- (credit only)
Featured reviews
It came so fast that I felt like I was in tears, and it was the best end and the best start, and I'm starting to look forward to season 10
I can't believe that I am back into this series. I was just a hair away from leaving; but now WOW
Simply great. Season 9 has been on track so far! Better than s7 and s8 combined
Rick is seriously wounded riding his horse to attract the herd of the walkers far from the communities. Along his journey, he has daydreams with his deceased and living friends that protect him. Meanwhile Maggie arrives in Alexandria and goes to Negan´s cell to kill him with a crowbar.
"What Comes After" is the best episode of "The Walking Dead" in the last years. Rick´s trip while riding his horse is heartbreaking and nostalgic, giving the chance to the viewers to see Shane, Hershel (Scott Wilson, who passed away last month) and Sasha again. Negan´s condition is impressive, showing that Rick was right with his life sentence. The trailer of the next episodes seems to indicate that "The Walking Dead" is back on track for the joy of the fans. My vote is ten.
Tile (Brazil): "What Comes After"
"What Comes After" is the best episode of "The Walking Dead" in the last years. Rick´s trip while riding his horse is heartbreaking and nostalgic, giving the chance to the viewers to see Shane, Hershel (Scott Wilson, who passed away last month) and Sasha again. Negan´s condition is impressive, showing that Rick was right with his life sentence. The trailer of the next episodes seems to indicate that "The Walking Dead" is back on track for the joy of the fans. My vote is ten.
Tile (Brazil): "What Comes After"
I've had an IMDB account for as long as I can remember now and this is the first time I felt like I needed to write something. I've watched Rick Grimes character go through some of the most humanly challenging conditions and emotionally wrenching situations on this show for almost a decade now and saying goodbye to him is as difficult and feels as real as bidding farewell to a friend in real life. An amazing episode worthy of this larger than life character. Rick Grimes will go down in the history as one of the most memorable and loved heros/anti-hero to have ever graced the small screen.
Thank you for everything, Rick/Andrew. Television was never the same after you arrived and will never be the same after you're gone.
Thank you for everything, Rick/Andrew. Television was never the same after you arrived and will never be the same after you're gone.
Did you know
- TriviaGreg Nicotero has explained that this episode includes footage from the original pilot. At the end of the scene where Rick is in Atlanta, the camera hadn't been turned off until eight seconds after the direct called "cut." Digital effects then inserted Andrew Lincoln coming around the bus.
- GoofsAs a career US Army Engineer whose expertise was the construction and demolition of bridges, its obvious that there would be no need for dynamite on this construction site since the only two uses for explosives would be to prepare abutments (which were still intact) or felling trees for land clearing or lumber. Land clearing isn't necessary on an existing bridge site and if needed for timber acquisition, the explosives wouldn't be needed anywhere near the bridge site.
- Quotes
Rick Grimes: I found them
- ConnectionsFeatured in Talking Dead: The Obliged (2018)
Details
- Runtime45 minutes
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- 16:9 HD
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