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The Walking Dead
Twice as Far
Directed by
Alrick Riley
TV-MA
S6 • E14
Mar 19, 2016
43m
8.0
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Two separate groups leave Alexandria for supplies, and while both worry over the future of the community, they will face immediate danger.
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Cast of Twice as Far
Andrew Lincoln
Rick Grimes
Lauren Cohan
Maggie Greene
Norman Reedus
Daryl Dixon
Danai Gurira
Michonne Hawthorne
Steven Yeun
Glenn Rhee
Melissa McBride
Carol Peletier
Chandler Riggs
Carl Grimes
Michael Cudlitz
Abraham Ford
Lennie James
Morgan Jones
Sonequa Martin-Green
Sasha Williams
Christian Serratos
Rosita Espinosa
Seth Gilliam
Gabriel Stokes
Josh McDermitt
Eugene Porter
Austin Nichols
Spencer Monroe
Austin Amelio
Dwight
Ann Mahoney
Olivia
Robert Walker Branchaud
Neil
Merritt Wever
Denise Cloyd
Jason Douglas
Tobin
Alrick Riley
Director
Matthew Negrete
Writer
Heather Bellson
Producer
Jolly Dale
Producer
Paul Gadd
Producer
Caleb Womble
Producer
Twice as Far Ratings & Reviews
TV Over Mind
Randy Dankievitch
"Twice As Far" is as familiar as an episode of The Walking Dead can get.
Black Girl Nerds
Faye McCray
[The prison] will play a vital role in Alexandria's future (if it has one).
ScreenCrush
Kevin Fitzpatrick
One imagines the final two episodes of Season 6 will flow into any potential endgame much more smoothly, it's just a shame that "Twice as Far" had to suffer so much for it.
The Age (Australia)
Karl Quinn
Ninja [Morgan] may be, jailer too, but there's nothing he can do to stop Carol escaping into the great, scary beyond.
PopMatters
M. King Adkins
The show just isn't about walkers anymore; it's about deciding what defines humanity.
TV Equals
Jocelyn W
Welcome to Stage 2, Eugene. You're making bullets, biting junk and taking no one's crap. Cheers!
SciFiNow
Steve Wright
What initially threatened to showcase The Walking Dead's at times irritating propensity for needless filler episodes when there are more pressing issues at hand turns out to be one of its best instalments in a while. And we couldn't be happier.
New York Post
Elisabeth Vincentelli
"Twice as Far" was fairly low key, yet it delivered two big shockers... Maybe the show's trying to tell us something about the cruel arbitrariness of death in the zombie world. In that case, mission accomplished.
New York Magazine/Vulture
Richard Rys
About three-quarters of the way through this episode, I wasn't feeling it... But just when it looked like things were plodding along... Daryl's crossbow returned in a most horrible way and Carol wrote the mother of all breakup letters.
indieWire
Jeff Stone
The last 15 minutes of "Twice As Far" wind up having major consequences, and it makes a dumb episode into an aggravating one.
New York Times
Jeremy Egner
Abraham's profane tribute to Eugene's Stage 2 skills was the line of the night, though not repeatable here, alas.
Tampa Bay Times
Chelsea Tatham
In an act of sheer brilliance and stupidity, Eugene distracts the Saviors and sinks his teeth into Dwight's crotch. He doesn't let go.
The Atlantic
David Sims
It grasped for emotional weight, but came off as confusing. It was, in short, a bad episode.
RedEye
Ben Bowman
The collective show IQ drops about 50 points during these midseason misadventures.
Variety
Laura Prudom
With the proliferation of straight white dudes currently on the show (most notably Eugene and Abraham, who have felt increasingly expendable all season), it still chafes when the show opts to kill off underrepresented demographics.
Rolling Stone
Noel Murray
It has a satisfyingly full arc, starting with the lulling normalcy of the daily routine in a newly fortified Alexandria, getting tenser during the dual expeditions outside the walls, then turning cruelly momentous in its final third.
Observer
Noam Cohen
What was the point of all this? Do we really need episodes focused on people like poor dead Denise and penis-biting Eugene, who are at best minor figures, and not particularly interesting?
Guardian
Brian Moylan
This episode impresses so much. It's the second killer episode in a row, so to speak, and also the second to really revolve around the female characters ... and Eugene. But mostly the women.
Entertainment Weekly
Jonathon Dornbush
After the pressure cooker of last week's episode, The Walking Dead returns to the relatively wide-open spaces of Alexandria, where life marches on at its normal pace.
AV Club
Zack Handlen
We don't necessarily need the tension of a new threat to keep going, of course. The show often does its best work when it's dealing with moment-to-moment concerns.
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