Answer: Normandy
France is where the zombie virus originated in "The Walking Dead." The French scientists were, according to Dr. Jenner in season one of the original series, the "last to hold out" in the fight against the virus. Daryl Dixon speaks no French, but he encounters enough English-speaking characters to get by. He washes up on the beach at Normandy, where, the audience later learns, his own grandfather died during World War II.
From Quiz: "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" (Season One)
Answer: Stephanie
Eugene has been flirting with a woman on the radio. She tells him in season 10 that she's uncomfortable sharing information about her community, not wanting to put her group at risk. Eventually, however, Stephanie agrees to meet him. Ezekiel and Yumiko join him on his journey, during which he runs into Princess. In Season 11, the audience see the Commonwealth for the first time.
From Quiz: The Commonwealth
Answer: a factory
The Sanctuary was located in an old, abandoned factory likely situated somewhere in Virginia. The Sanctuary became the operational base for the Saviors, and its location was kept secret from Rick's group for some time. The Saviors organization was first introduced in season 6 of "The Walking Dead," and they served as the primary adversaries to Rick's group throughout seasons 7 and 8.
From Quiz: The Sanctuary
Answer: At an old railroad yard
Terminus was located at the terminus of a railway, in an abandoned railway yard complex where maintenance was performed on trains. Abandoned train cars still existed about the camp, and they were used to temporarily imprison Rick's group as well as the original inhabitants of Terminus when the camp was raided.
From Quiz: Terminus
Answer: A small Georgia town
The first four seasons of "The Walking Dead" are set in Georgia, beginning in King County. The tiny town of Woodbury is located not far from the West Georgia Correctional Facility in the show. Scenes were filmed in Senoia, Georgia. There is a real town called Woodbury, Georgia which, at the time of the 2010 census, had a population of 961.
From Quiz: Woodbury
Answer: Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta
The Centers for Disease Control is a national U.S. agency tasked with health protection and related security threats. Morgan mentions the CDC to Rick in the first episode, saying it was used as an early evacuation site. Rick wants to go there to see if they can find any information or help, while Shane would rather push on to Fort Benning.
Although there are CDCs throughout the nation, it is the Atlanta CDC to which Rick's group heads after their first camp is overrun. At the end of season 1, episode 5, "Wildfire," the doors to the CDC roll open.
From Quiz: The CDC
Answer: West Georgia
The name of the prison was the West Georgia Correctional Facility. It was located near Newman, Georgia. The prison had been subjected to riots near the start of the apocalypse, and most of the prisoners and guards had died and turned, except for a handful of prisoners locked away from the tumult in the cafeteria.
From Quiz: The Prison Camp
Answer: The search for Sophia
After abandoning the Atlanta Survivor Camp, Rick's group headed to the CDC, which they fled prior to destruction. While they were stopped on the road, Sophia was chased away by a walker. Rick went after her but left her in a clearing under a tree to fight off walkers, and then they couldn't find her. Meanwhile, Carl was shot by a farmhand who was hunting a deer. The farm hand, Otis, brought him back to the Greene family farm for treatment.
Rick's group settled at the Greene Family Farm while Carl healed from his gunshot wound and Daryl and other members of the group searched for Carol's missing daughter, Sophia. At this point, they had not yet encountered the Governor or Terminus and had no plan for establishing a more permanent camp. Daryl had also given up his search for Merle.
From Quiz: The Greene Family Farm
Answer: A school
The Kingdom was introduced in season 7, episode 2 of "The Walking Dead." With over fifty people, the Kingdom was built up around a school in or near Washington, D.C., possibly some kind of a vocational high school that had an agricultural program. The old school theater served as the king's throne room, while the cafeteria was used for common meals.
From Quiz: The Kingdom
Answer: Washington, D.C.
The upscale, planned, "green community," which ran on solar and water power, had houses that started "in the low $800,000s." However, the military took it over as a safe-zone shortly after the outbreak and directed a number of survivors there. Though Alexandria is supposed to be in the Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., the set was filmed in Senoia, Georgia, nearby where Woodbury was filmed.
From Quiz: Alexandria
Answer: Virginia
"The Walking Dead" opens in Georgia, but it is only after traveling to the D.C.-metro area that the group happens upon The Hilltop Colony, which is located in Virginia. The group gets its first look at the Hilltop in season 6, episode 11, "Knots Untie." Though located in Virginia for the purposes of the story, the Hilltop set was filmed in Senoia, Georgia.
From Quiz: The Hilltop
Answer: Daryl
When the group is searching for Sophia in season 2, Daryl insists he's going to "locate" Carol's little girl, and that she's going to be "just fine." He responds to the turmoil with, "Am I the only one zen around here?" Later, he makes another potential allusion to Buddhism: "We're in the woods of Georgia. Not the mountains of Tibet."
From Quiz: Who Said It in "The Walking Dead"?
Answer: Carol
Daryl is able to briefly reach Carol on the radio. They ask after one and other, and then she says, "Hey, Daryl!" But her transmission is cut-off by static and the next few words are obscured, ending in "came back." Daryl asks who came back, but the transmission is lost. At the time the episode aired, speculations included Rick, Michonne, Morgan, Dwight, and Dog.
Melissa McBride was originally set to co-star as Carol in the spin-off, but due to logistical issues, she dropped out of the season one production. Season two of the show, however, is titled "The Book of Carol."
From Quiz: "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" (Season One)
Answer: New York City
"Dead City" is set primarily in New York City, in particular in Manhattan. It is the fifth series in "The Walking Dead" franchise and the first to serve as a sequel to the original series.
From Quiz: The Walking Dead: Dead City (Season One)
Answer: Yumiko
Eugene, Yumiko, Ezekiel and Princess are taken captive and interrogated by the Commonwealth. When they attempt to escape, Yumiko finds a snapshot of herself on "The Wall of the Lost" where people post photos searching for relatives. She knows it is a photo her brother Tomichi used to carry in his wallet. She therefore convinces the others to stay.
From Quiz: The Commonwealth
Answer: Gareth and his mother Mary
Gareth is played by Andrew J. West. He was in charge of Terminus, along with his mother Mary (played by Denise Crosby). Gareth was eventually killed by Rick, who hacked him to death with a machete in season 5, episode 3, "Four Walls and a Roof."
From Quiz: Terminus
Answer: 1
In season 1, episode 6, "TS-19," Rick's group enters the CDC and finds Dr. Edwin Jenner is the sole occupant. Most of the other doctors fled to be with their families. Some remained but gradually committed suicide one by one. Jenner's wife Dr. Cadence Jenner had passed away, though he used her as a test subject as she reanimated. There was a real-life scientist named Edward Jenner who pioneered the small pox vaccine.
From Quiz: The CDC
Answer: Maggie
Maggie was sent to fetch Lori once Carl was at the farm and receiving treatment. She thundered in on her horse. "All I know is this chick rode out of nowhere like Zorro on a horse and took Lori," Glenn later explained to Dale.
From Quiz: The Greene Family Farm
Answer: They were slaughtered by the Saviors
The Saviors extorted all four of the communities that would eventually form a joint milita against them, but the women and children who fled to Oceanside perhaps bore the worst suffering at their hands. Simon, unbeknownst to Negan, had all of the men of the community slaughtered, including all boys over the age of ten, because they failed to pay up.
From Quiz: Oceanside
Answer: Congresswoman from Ohio
Deanna Monroe was a U.S. Congresswoman from Ohio and was vacating D.C. to return to Ohio to check on her constituents when the military directed her and her husband and two sons to the Safe-Zone, where her husband, a professor of architecture, helped to build the walls. The military never returned.
From Quiz: Alexandria
Answer: A historic mansion
The Hilltop Colony was built around a historic mansion called the Barrington House. The historic property consisted of a mansion, a barn, and a blacksmith shop and was visited by children on school field trips. FEMA brought in trailers in the early days after the Outbreak so it could serve as a refugee camp. Fences eventually went up around the property, which also came to encompass fields for crops.
From Quiz: The Hilltop
Answer: Carol
In season 4, episode 14, Carol tells Lizzie to look a the flowers while she shoots her. Because she's crazy and doesn't believe walkers are any different than people, Lizzie has murdered her younger sister Mika. Lizzie has been taught to look at the flowers when she has panic attacks in order to calm down.
From Quiz: Who Said It in "The Walking Dead"?
Answer: Philip
When Merle addresses him as 'Governor', Andrea says "Governor? They call you that?" To which he replies "Some nicknames stick whether you want them to or not". Andrea comes back with "Buzz is a nickname. Governor is a title."
From Quiz: Welcome to Woodbury
Answer: burners
Called "burners" or "boilers," one of these walkers burns Daryl's arm simply by touching him. When a "burner" is stabbed or pierced, smoke emits from its body. Burn wounds from a "burner" are cauterized to prevent spread of the infection.
From Quiz: "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" (Season One)
Answer: New Babylon
Perlie is played by Gaius Charles, who starred as Smash Williams in the popular television series "Friday Night Lights." The New Babylon Federation is a network of survivor communities in New York. Perlie's job as a marshal is to hunt down Negan for the crime of murder. The other choices come from dystopian books by Samuel R. Delhany (Dhalgren), George Orwell (Oceania), and Margaret Atwood (Gilead).
From Quiz: The Walking Dead: Dead City (Season One)
Answer: Pamela Milton
Philip Blake was "the Governor," a villain from earlier seasons and the leader of Woodbury. The Milton family was a highly influential political family, and they managed to secure a few town blocks at the start of the apocalypse. The Commonwealth continued expanding from there.
From Quiz: The Commonwealth
Answer: sanctuary
After the prison collapsed and Rick's community was scattered, Carol and Tyreese, who were hiking with Judith, Lizzie, and Mika, discovered a sign with the words:
"Terminus, community for all, sanctuary for all. Those who arrive survive." The community also broadcast this message through the radio.
In a flashback, Gareth's brother Alex warned that the signs were a "mistake."
After her near-death experience at Terminus, Maggie painted a big NO above "Sanctuary" on the signs as the group moved on in search of a new camp.
From Quiz: Terminus
Answer: The Governor
Woodbury was discovered by Phillip Blake and other survivors who cleared it of walkers, set up defensive walls, and made it their own. They even restored power and began to give the children formal educations. Philip earned the nickname of "The Governor" from those he helped to lead.
From Quiz: Woodbury
Answer: Vi
Vi most likely is short for "virtual intelligence" as the main computer is a virtual intelligence computer in charge of running the CDC building. Voiced by Judi M. Durand, Vi can be heard speaking in response to Dr. Jenner's commands in the season 1 episodes "Wildfire" and "TS-19."
From Quiz: The CDC
Answer: 12
The farm featured in twelve episodes of season 2, starting with "Bloodletting" and ending with "Beside the Dying Fire." It later appeared in flashbacks in season 3 and season 7 and in Rick's hallucination in season 9.
From Quiz: The Greene Family Farm
Answer: Hallowbrant Outreach Recovery Facility
The community was living near, in, or around Hallowbrant Outreach Recovery center when the Saviors began to extort them. After the men and boys over ten were slaughtered, the women fled and discovered Oceanside, where they sought to keep their camp safely hidden from the Saviors. They returned to the center in "Warning Signs" (Season 9, episode 3) when they decided to execute certain Saviors because it was the same spot where their own men were executed.
Woodbury was the town run by the villain of season 3, the Governor. Terminus was home to the cannibals of season 5. West Georgia Correctional Facility was home to Rick's group in seasons 3 and 4.
From Quiz: Oceanside
Answer: Aaron and Eric
Aaron was in charge of recruiting, along with his boyfriend Eric, both of whom used to work for an NGO in Africa. It was Aaron who brought Rick's group into Alexandria. When Eric was injured and retried from recruiting, Aaron invited Daryl to join him in his recruiting adventures. Deanna's son Aiden, a former member of ROTC, was a supply runner. Her son Spencer kept guard with a rifle.
From Quiz: Alexandria
Answer: Gregory
Despite never killing a single walker, Gregory managed to assume leadership of The Hilltop Colony after FEMA abandoned the safe-zone. He was often seen drinking whisky at his desk in his study in the historic mansion. A weak and self-centered man, he made deals with the Saviors and allowed others to protect him.
From Quiz: The Hilltop
Answer: Rick Grimes
Rick utters this line in season 2 finale to the group after they flee Hershel's zombie-infested, burning farm. Later in the series, however, Rick begins to delegate responsibility, and for awhile he hands it over to the prison council.
From Quiz: Who Said It in "The Walking Dead"?
Answer: "Over a month"
The woman giving Andrea and Michonne the tour of Woodbury tells them the wall haven't been breached in over a month and they haven't had a casualty inside since early winter.
From Quiz: Welcome to Woodbury
Answer: Isabelle
Played by Clémence Poésy, Isabelle Carriere is a former drug addict and thief who has become a nun in the post-apocalyptic world. She is the aunt of Laurent and the head of a semi-Catholic, syncretic religious group with some of its own mythology.
From Quiz: "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" (Season One)
Answer: Croatia
"The Croat" (so-called because of his origin) is a former member of the Saviors who was so sadistic that even Negan wanted to be rid of him. The Croat kidnaps Hershel. He is played by Zeljko Ivanek.
From Quiz: The Walking Dead: Dead City (Season One)
Answer: Based on their past employment before the apocalypse
During the interrogation process, Eugene, Ezekiel, Yumiko, and Princess are repeatedly asked what they did in the old world. This is because the Commonwealth has a caste system where people are assigned jobs based on their former positions in life. Because Yumiko was a lawyer, she is invited to meet with the governor to discuss a bureaucratic position. Ezekiel is given a job related to animals because he was a zookeeper. Princess is assigned to retail.
From Quiz: The Commonwealth
Answer: Daryl
In season 4, episode 3, "Isolation," Daryl was with Michonne, Bob, and Tyreese on a supply run when he heard the broadcast saying, "Terminus, community for all, sanctuary for all." They lost the signal, however, when Daryl dodged a walker in the middle of the road. This was the first time Terminus was mentioned on "The Walking Dead." The first time the audience physically sees Terminus, however, is in season 4, episode 15, "Us."
From Quiz: Terminus
Answer: 55-65 more
When giving Michonne and Andrea a tour of the town in season 3, episode 3 ("Walk with Me") Rowan said there were 73 residents, with number 74 on the way (referring to a baby that was about to be born). Meanwhile, Rick's camp at that time had only about twelve people (Carol, Daryl, Hershel, Maggie, Glenn, Beth, Rick, Lori, Carl, T-Dog, and the two prisoners who eventually assimilated into the camp).
From Quiz: Woodbury
