Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon Took a Tiny, Shambling Step Toward a Carol/Daryl Reunion

When AMC first announced it was anchoring a new Walking Dead spinoff around Norman Reedus’ beloved Daryl Dixon, it was initially meant to bring along fellow zombie survivor Carol—only for it to suddenly become Carol-less months later. Now that Daryl Dixon is finally airing, it’s returned to its Carol-adjacent status, with the potential for more to come.

The latest episode, the penultimate episode of the series’ debut season, flashed back to Daryl’s time in Maine as a sort of zombie-wrangler, collecting walkers in exchange for fuel supplies. But it also included a brief return for Melissa McBride’s Carol, in a voice-only cameo as she spoke to Daryl over a radio. It’s slight, but it may not be the last time fans hear from, or potentially even see, Daryl’s longtime ally on the spinoff.

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The final episode of Daryl Dixon’s first season is set to hit AMC this Sunday, October 15.

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