7 details you may have missed on Sunday’s ‘The Walking Dead’

The letters “A” and “B” appear in “TWD” universe again on Sunday’s episode. AMC Warning: There are spoilers ahead for season 11, episode 19 of “The Walking Dead,” Variant. Insider breaks down some small details you may have missed on Sunday’s episode.

Pamela knows Lance is ultimately responsible for her son’s death. The “A” and “B” letters show up. “The Walking Dead” logo is getting bloodier and bloodier as the episodes continue.

Have you noticed the change to “TWD” logo?AMCYou may have noticed this on last week’s episode, but it’s even clearer on Sunday’s episode. The “TWD” logo is gaining a little more blood with each passing episode. Will the entire logo be blood red by the time the show ends?The smarter walkers are supposed to be a callback to season one.

“TWD” finally addressed the smarter walkers from season one. AMC, composite by Kirsten Acuna/InsiderSunday’s episode showed variant walkers who could climb walls, open doors, and pick up rocks attack Aaron and Jerry. If you thought “TWD” was jumping the shark, they’re supposed to be a throwback to the show’s first season.

During a press conference at San Diego Comic-Con, which Insider attended, showrunner Angela Kang confirmed they’re a nod to some smarter walkers on season one that were never addressed again. “In some ways it’s a throwback to some walkers we saw back in the very, very first season of ‘The Walking Dead,’ but not everybody ever encountered those walkers,” Kang told press. “It’s almost like it was a variant that just was regional.

“Insider asked the cast of “TWD” to tease what viewers can expect from these variant walkers on the show’s final episodes. You can read what they said here. Aaron says that they knew that some walkers returned to the places they remember.

Aaron’s reference may have made you think of Jenny. AMCWe saw that occur on the show’s first season as Morgan’s wife returned to their home and tried opening their door. The letters “A” and “B” can be seen at Rosita’s apartment complex and may be a further reinforcement of what those letters mean in the vast “TWD” universe.

“TWD” loves to throw the letters “A” and “B” ever since Jadis had labeled people as either letter when sending them off to the Civic Republic Military. AMC, composite by Kirsten Acuna/InsiderOne of the largest lingering questions in “TWD” universe is what it means to be an “A” versus a “B. ” As a reminder, Jadis/Anne was labeling people as one of the two letters before sending them off to a Civic Republic Military (CRM) helicopter on “TWD” in exchange for supplies.

In the past two years, we’ve seen the letters addressed on spin-off “TWD: World Beyond. ” Insider inferred that people who are considered an “A” may be troublemakers or people who cannot be controlled. As a result, the CRM turned them into test subjects for a potential cure.

People who are considered a “B” may be those who fall in line and are considered loyal to the CRM. They’re allowed to become a productive member of the CRM’s 200,000 population. While I highly doubt the appearance of the letters on “TWD” means anything, the use of the letter “A” on Rosita’s apartment may have signaled that had potential to be a troublemaker.

For what it’s worth, Kang told Insider in 2018 that the labeling was supposed to be part of the “TWD” movie trilogy mythology. Those are now becoming a Rick and Michonne series. You can read a long explainer on the letters here, Eugene acknowledges that he lied in order to get as far as he has on “TWD.

“Eugene has always been good at getting one over on others on “TWD. “AMC, composite by Kirsten Acuna/InsiderWhen he first joined the show in season four, Eugene convinced Rosita and Abraham to bring him to Washington, D. C.

by claiming to have the answer to what caused the zombie apocalypse. That wasn’t the case. He also lied while working on Negan’s side to gain his trust.

At the episode’s end, Eugene turns himself in to save his girlfriend Max and to show that he can be brave, but we wouldn’t be surprised if Eugene has something else up his sleeve given his ability to infiltrate enemy territory, gain knowledge, and use it against them. The man who was dropped dead in front of Lance’s feet was Calhoun, showing that Pamela knows exactly who was behind her son’s death. Pamela shows Lance that she knows exactly who was responsible for her son’s death.

AMCCalhoun was the man who killed some of the Commonwealth citizens on last week’s episode with Shira. It appears that Pamela is aware that Calhoun was working for Lance and by dropping his body in front of him she shows that she knows he was ultimately responsible for Sebastian’s death even if she’s going after Eugene. Pamela’s outfit channels a particular Disney villain.

Pamela’s necklace shares a subtle resemblance with the Queen’s heart fan. Jace Downs/AMC, DisneyPamela’s red and gold outfit evokes the Queen of Hearts from “Alice in Wonderland. ” As she’s out for blood, searching for someone to pay for the death of her son, Pamela’s going about it with a very “off with their head” attitude.

 As Princess said, if Eugene is caught and blamed for Sebastian’s death, he’s not going to receive mercy. It’s more likely that Eugene will be killed. Read the original article on Insider.