| "Alouette" | |
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| Air date | September 17th, 2023 |
| Writers | Jason Richman; David Zabel |
| Director | Daniel Percival |
| Producers | David Zabel; Robert Kirkman; David Alpert; Angela Kang; Scott M. Gimple; Gale Anne Hurd; Greg Nicotero; Norman Reedus; Jason Richman; Coline Abert; Raphael Benoliel; Augustin Chastel De Belloy; Ryan DeGard; Shannon Goss; John Marler; Daniel Percival; Steven Squillante |
| Starring | Norman Reedus; Clémence Poésy; Louis Puech Scigliuzzi; Laïka Blanc-Francard; Anne Charrier; Romain Levi; Adam Nagaitis |
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"Alouette" is the second episode of season one of the Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon survival horror television series. It was directed by Daniel Percival with a script written by Jason Richman and David Zabel. It first aired on AMC on Sunday, September 10th, 2023 at 9:00 pm.
Cast[]
Starring[]
Note: Listings marked with a (†) symbol indicate cast members who are credited in this episode, but their character does not make an appearance.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Norman Reedus | Daryl Dixon |
| Clémence Poésy | Isabelle Carriere |
| Louis Puech Scigliuzzi | Laurent Carriere |
| Laïka Blanc-Francard | Sylvie |
| Anne Charrier | Genet † |
| Romain Levi | Stéphane Codron |
| Adam Nagaitis | Quinn |
Guest Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Faustine Koziel | Lily |
| Kim Higelin | Lou |
| Catherine Arditi | Véronique |
Co-Starring[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Hugo Dillon | Père John |
| Ned Dennehy | Gaines |
| Durel Nkounkou | Moof |
| Milo Mazé | Herisson |
| Victoria Comte | Hibou |
| Tiago Simonnet | Renard |
| Joao Philippe Oshoffa | Criquet |
| Grégory Lu | Abeille |
| Ethann Isidore | Sacha |
| Onann David-Hahn | Jules |
| Naïa Pichler | Aimée |
| Shanna Keil | Aline |
| Benoît de Gaulejac | Sugar Daddy |
| Cédric Omont | Well-dressed man |
Notes & Trivia[]
- The Walking Dead was created by writer Robert Kirkman and artists Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard. The original comic series was published by Image Comics and Kirkman's Skybound Entertainment from 2003 to 2019, spanning a total of 193 issue. The Walking Dead television series was developed by Frank Darabont and aired on AMC from 2010 to 2022, spanning eleven seasons and a total of 177 episodes.
- This series is rated TV-MA. It contains harsh language and scenes of graphic violence. Viewer discretion is advised.
- The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon was created by David Zabel.
- There are a total of twenty-four credited cast members in this episode.
- This episode had a viewership of 0.56 million people upon its initial broadcast.
- Actor Durel Nkounkou is credited as Durel Nkounkou Loumouamou in this episode.
- Actor Benoit de Gauléjac is credited as Benoît de Gaulejac in this episode.
- This is the first appearance of Quinn, who is one of the main characters on the series.
Allusions[]
- The title of this episode is the French word for Lark. It is also the name of a popular children's song, often sang by the Looney Tunes character Pepé Le Pew.
- The television episode that Daryl Dixon is watching is "The Mork Report" from season four of the situation comedy series Mork & Mindy. It originally aired on May 27th, 1982.
Quotes[]
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See also[]
External Links[]
- "Alouette" at IMDB
- "Alouette" at Trakt.TV
- "Alouette" at Themoviedb.org
- "Alouette" at The Walking Dead Wiki
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