Creators:
Frank DarabontComposer:
Bear McCrearyCast:
Andrew Lincoln, Chandler Riggs, Steven Yeun, Norman Reedus, Melissa McBride, Lauren Cohan, Danai Gurira, Emily Kinney, Sonequa Martin-Green, Alanna Masterson (more)VOD (3)
Episodes(16)
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No Sanctuary (S05E01)
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Strangers (S05E02)
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Four Walls and a Roof (S05E03)
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Slabtown (S05E04)
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Self Help (S05E05)
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Consumed (S05E06)
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Crossed (S05E07)
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Coda (S05E08)
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What Happened and What's Going On (S05E09)
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Them (S05E10)
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The Distance (S05E11)
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Remember (S05E12)
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Forget (S05E13)
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Spend (S05E14)
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Try (S05E15)
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Conquer (S05E16)
Plots(1)
After the stunning Season Four finale Rick and the group remain outnumbered, outgunned and awaiting to discover their fate at the hands of their captors at Terminus. Are these survivors over-precautious new friends or an unnerving new foe? No matter the result, the group now know more than ever they will need to fight the living if they wish to survive in the world of the dead. (Entertainment One)
(more)Reviews (2)
Season 5 wasn't bad, I'm just annoyed by certain issues that appear in every season: episodes that serve no purpose other than to stretch out the plot, nonfunctional psychoanalyzing, or straight-up moralizing. What I liked in both Season 4 and Season 5 was the group around Sergeant Ford. Those three were great. It was clear that things would get tense in Terminus, but I didn’t expect their diet to be so unpalatable. The excellently handled season finale got me excited for Season 6.
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The fifth season of The Walking Dead is an improvement for me over season four, although certainly not to the extent that I am as excited about the show as I am about its comic book counterpart. It seems to keep relentlessly going, although some development stays true to the comics to a certain extent. However, the show goes its own way as well, and on the one hand, that is good, but on the other hand, I just often find it quite tedious.
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