Who is flying the helicopter in walking dead

After Iris discusses her skepticism of the CRM aloud to her community, Kublek and her soldiers wipe out the population of more than 9, inhabitants. A few episodes later, we learn they were killed because they were considered a threat to the CRM. These guys mean business. She later discusses the decision to kill its inhabitants into season one, episode three.

When Barca questioned killing over 9, people on the series' premiere, Dublek had him remanded to the CRM's Health and Welfare Complex until he was "deemed ready to serve again. It seems like the group isn't big on second chances, though. Barca wasn't going to be reinstated into the CRM military. Dublek said he would have a "labor-oriented" position. Perhaps that would involve working with crops or some other menial task in the community. Unfortunately, Barca expressed little interest in serving the CRM again and was told he would never leave the complex.

As he was pulled from the room, we heard an audible "thump" offscreen, suggesting he was knocked out. Not reassuring. Kublek tells Barca that the CRM has electricity, water, medicine, transport, currency, schools, courts, agriculture, and something she refers to as "the Council. When speaking with Hope and Iris, Kublek mentions that she could go to jail if anyone finds out she gave them a coded map of New York state.

Before he was figuratively carried off the show in one, Rick saw a chopper in season eight that he never mentioned to anyone.

Hope and Iris' father, Dr. Leopold Bennett, is working on a cure. In one of his messages to them, he said they "are making progress. We saw the CRM with undead test subjects in a facility, suggesting they're testing the walkers to search for a cure. The moment was reminiscent of Dr.

Edwin Jenner's work at the CDC on season one as the virologist tried to find an answer to the zombie virus. Unfortunately, things aren't looking great for him at the moment. Jadis might have thought Gabriel was a B because she figured he would want to run away with her. But since he said no, she switched him to an A. Unless the man on the radio was making that demand as some kind of rite of passage? Like an initiation thing? Who knows. Here we look back on all those who led others to safety -- or their graves.

Gregory Alive of the Hilltop Colony. Gregory no longer is in charge, thankfully -- he was maybe not the kind of leader anyone ever needed. Deanna Deceased of Alexandria. Deanna helped keep Alexandria together early on. She was a great judge of character, but did not recognize the walker threat for what it was. She died after the walls of Alexandria fell, leaving the community to Rick.

Dawn Deceased of Grady Memorial Hospital. Dawn took charge of the hospital when her predecessor failed to keep people safe, but her practice of requiring forced labor in exchange for meds earned her no friends, and eventually led to her death.

Natania Deceased of Oceanside. Emotionally scarred by their brutal defeat at the hands of the Saviors -- after which Negan had every male above age 10 executed -- Natania sort of fell apart, like so many characters do, because of the trauma. Gareth Deceased of Terminus.

Gareth and his fellow Terminus residents promised weary travelers sanctuary, only to kill and eat them cannibal style. While Isabelle resupplies and searches for Althea's videotape, the two of them discuss key details about their lives with each other. Isabelle reveals that her group, which she chooses not to name at this time, is responsible for safeguarding the future.

Isabelle and the three circle group or CRM organization are attempting to restore what was lost, one bit a time. So that means installing a water filtration system, perhaps in addition to establishing things like steady food supply, electricity or some form of energy , and even alcohol production.

They're also technologically advanced to have to ability to send reclamation teams on the fly and equip their people with anti-zombie gear. At the moment, small teams from this group are traveling the country, searching for supplies in order to rebuild society, and they won't let anyone get in their way, including their own people. Isabelle killed her partner and friend, Beckett, because he broke protocol, and she's willing to give up her life in order to make sure the mission continues.

He's totally an A now. While it's true that Father Gabriel is no longer around in the pages of The Walking Dead comics, this definitely wasn't how he went out, since Anne is unique to the TV show.

As such, it's hard to know whether or not this will be how showrunner Angela Kang decides to take him out. However it goes, I want to see more of Pollyanna McIntosh's creeped out performances. To find out more about how the helicopter mystery will get resolved, hopefully without Father Gabriel meeting his maker, tune into The Walking Dead every Sunday night on AMC at p. For other mysterious and perplexing plots, our fall TV premiere schedule should have something for every kind of TV fan.

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