"What made the first season of The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon so refreshing were the ways it immediately set itself apart from its parent series, bringing new characters, dangers, and history to the forefront."
"Daryl, a surprisingly reliable protagonist, embodies an enigmatic Old West cowboy type who reassesses his lone-wolf ways while forming bonds in a new setting."
"The episode 'La gentillesse des étrangers' reveals the show's shift, as it spends more time in America than any other episode, introducing the added dimension of Daryl's connection to Carol."
"By the end of season one, we glimpse Carol tracking Daryl, hinting at a stronger narrative connection back to the original series amidst the show’s new theatrical landscape."
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