Twice as Far

"Twice as Far" is the fourteenth episode of the sixth season of AMC's The Walking Dead. It is the eighty-first episode of the series overall. It premiered on March 20, 2016. It was written by Matt Negrete and directed by Alrick Riley.

Other Cast
Co-Stars

Robert Walker-Branchaud as Neil

Deaths

 * Dennis Cloyd (Confirmed Fate)
 * Denise Cloyd
 * Neil (Alive)
 * At least 7 unnamed Saviors

Trivia

 * First (and last) appearance of Neil. (Alive)
 * Last appearance of Denise Cloyd.
 * The title of the episode, "Twice as Far", comes from when Rosita says to Daryl "That's twice as far", regarding taking the road instead of the tracks.
 * This episode marks the return of Dwight, who has been absent since the sixth episode of Season 6, "Always Accountable". He also has a burnt face, similar to his comic book counterpart.
 * This episode also identifies Dwight by his real name, as he was previously known as "D" in "Always Accountable".
 * This episode marks Michael Cudlitz's 25th appearance on the TV Series.
 * Daryl reclaims his crossbow in this episode.
 * This episode marks the first time Merle Dixon has been mentioned since "Still", albeit indirectly.
 * The song that plays after Denise's death is "Chapel" by Nicole Dollanganger.
 * This marks the third time in a row that a character listed as "Also Starring" has died in the fourteenth episode of a season.
 * In Season 4, it was Mika and Lizzie Samuels.
 * In Season 5, it was Aiden Monroe and Noah.
 * And now, in Season 6, it was Denise Cloyd.

Comic Parallels

 * Abraham and Eugene leaving Alexandria to go to a bullet factory is adapted from Issue 97.
 * Eugene's plan of manufacturing ammunition is adapted from Issue 97.
 * Denise being shot through the eye with a crossbow bolt by Dwight is adapted from a similar scene in Issue 98, where Abraham is killed instead.
 * Dwight and a group of Saviors ambushing Daryl and Rosita after killing Denise is adapted from a similar scene in Issue 98, where Eugene is ambushed instead.
 * The Saviors taking Eugene hostage and using him to try to gain entrance to Alexandria is adapted from Issue 98.
 * Eugene biting Dwight in the crotch allowing the group to counterattack is adapted from Issue 98.
 * Dwight and the Saviors escaping into the woods is adapted from Issue 98.
 * Daryl burying Denise is adapted from a similar scene in Issue 99, where Abraham has a funeral instead.