| "New Haunts" | |
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| Series The Walking Dead Season 11, Episode 10 | |
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| Air date | February 27th, 2022 |
| Writers | Magali Lozano |
| Director | Jon Amiel |
| Producers | Robert Kirkman; David Alpert; Angela Kang; Gale Anne Hurd; Denise Huth; Greg Nicotero; Jim Barnes; Joseph Incaprera; Nicole Mirante-Matthews; Erik Mountain; Corey Reed; Caleb Womble; Julia Ruchman; Ryan Buffa; Ryan DeGard; Kevin Deiboldt; Oleg Livits; John Marler; Meredith Meade; Vivian Tse; Brian Bockrath |
| Starring | Norman Reedus; Melissa McBride; Lauren Cohan; Christian Serratos; Josh McDermitt; Seth Gilliam; Ross Marquand; Khary Payton; Cooper Andrews; Jeffrey Dean Morgan |
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"New Haunts" is the tenth episode of season eleven of the zombie survival horror television series The Walking Dead and the 163rd episode of the series overall. It was directed by Jon Amiel with a script written by Magali Lozano. It first aired on AMC on Sunday, February 27th, 2022.
Plot[]
Several Alexandrians have decided to give life at the Commonwealth a try. They find themselves placed into a caste system, with duties being dispense based upon the strengths of the individual. While some like Juanita Sanchez end up in the retail business, others such as Daryl and Rosita are conscripted into law-enforcement.
Meanwhile, Carol Peletier notices that Ezekiel's condition is worsening. She consults with a doctor only to discover that he is so far down the operations list, that he will die before he even has a chance at surgery. Carol uses her wits to steal some wine in the hopes of extending a bribe to Lance Hornsby in the hopes of getting Ezekiel moved further up the list.
Following Halloween activities, Governor Pamela Milton hosts a gala function to celebrate the success of the Commonwealth. A former soldier for the Commonwealth named Tyler Davis, breaks ranks and starts a commotion, even taking Milton's personal assistant hostage. The man flees, and Daryl gives chase. He captures the former soldier, but allows Pamela's son, Sebastian the chance to bring him in, so he can claim bragging rights for Tyler's capture.
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Starring[]
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Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
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| Antony Azor | R.J. Grimes |
| Chiara Misawa | Mei |
| Michael Hanson | Jake Daniels |
| Bruce Blackshear | Walker |
| Braian Rivera Jimenez | Green |
| Sharon Conley | Sally |
| Sean McCracken | Doorman |
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 This article pertains to an episode from season eleven of the The Walking Dead television series. This template will categorize articles that include it into the Walking Dead season 11 episodes category. Episodes
"Acheron (Part 1)" • "Acheron (Part 2)" • "Hunted" • "Rendition" • "Out of the Ashes" • "On the Inside" • "Promises Broken" • "For Blood" • "No Other Way" • "New Haunts" • "Rogue Element" • "The Lucky Ones" • "Warlords" • "The Rotten Core" • "Trust" • "Acts of God" • "Lockdown" • "A New Deal" • "Variant" • "What's Been Lost" • "Outpost 22" • "Faith" • "Family" • "Rest in Peace" Main characters
Daryl Dixon • Maggie Rhee • Carol Peletier • Eugene Porter • Rosita Espinosa • Gabriel Stokes• Aaron • Ezekiel • Jerry • Alden • Negan |