TS- 1. 9 - Wikipedia"TS- 1. The Walking Dead. It originally aired on AMC in the United States on December 5, 2. The episode was written by Adam Fierro and series creator Frank Darabont and directed by Guy Ferland.

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In the episode, the group finally finds safe haven in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) headquarters, although the only scientist there, Dr. Edwin Jenner (Noah Emmerich) hides many secrets that leads the group to demand answers about the zombie apocalypse. Themes such as romance, rape, suicide and terror are prevalent throughout "TS- 1. Different character developments occur throughout the episode, particularly with Shane Walsh (Jon Bernthal), who writer Robert Kirkman felt that viewers would no longer identify as the show's main antagonist. Production for "TS- 1. Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, as opposed to the actual headquarters for the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, which was impractical due to the high security of the area."TS- 1.

Upon airing, it attained 5. Nielsen Media Research. TS- 1. 9" at one point was the show's highest- rated episode, and it is the highest- rated telecast in its first season. The episode opens with a flashback where Shane Walsh (Jon Bernthal) assures that the still- unconscious Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) is secured within the hospital during the onset of the zombie apocalypse.

In the present, Rick's group has entered the CDC building in Atlanta with help from its sole remaining scientist, Dr. Edwin Jenner (Noah Emmerich).

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Jenner makes them undertake a blood test to prove they are not infected. The group enjoys the luxuries of the facility, which is self- powered and still has running water, food, alcohol, and other amenities. Jenner admits he is the only researcher that stayed behind, many of the others having left for their families or committed suicide. A drunk Shane approaches Lori Grimes (Sarah Wayne Callies) about her callous attitude towards him with Rick's return and attempts to rape her, but backs off when she scratches his neck. Jenner later shows Rick's group what he had learned from Test Subject 1. Jenner had been in communication with other facilities worldwide before they went silent, knowing the French had been close to a cure, but affirms that human civilization is ceasing to exist.

The group discovers that the generator's fuel reserves are near exhausted; when empty, the facility will enter a self- destruct mode by design to eradicate all the infectious diseases stored there. Jenner seals the building, refusing to allow Rick's group to leave, but promises that the high- impulse thermobaric weapon designed to destroy the facility will mean their deaths will be quick. Rick's group tries in vain to have Jenner open the doors, and Rick eventually convinces him to allow them to at least try to overcome the tragedy rather than be forced to die. Two of Rick's group, Jacqui (Jeryl Prescott Sales) and Andrea (Laurie Holden), choose to stay behind, but Dale Horvath (Jeffrey De. Munn) refuses to leave without Andrea and stays as well. As Rick departs, Jenner whispers something to him. Shortly thereafter, Andrea has a change of heart, not wishing to see Dale die, and the two escape the building moments before its destruction.

The surviving members return to their vehicles and set off away from the smoking husk of the CDC. Production[edit]Noah Emmerich (pictured) made a guest appearance in the episode as Dr. Edwin Jenner."TS- 1. Watch What A Beautiful Day Online Free 2016.

Guy Ferland and written by Frank Darabont and Adam Fierro.[1] Actor Noah Emmerich made a guest appearance on the show, portraying the character of Edwin Jenner, one of the few remaining medical personnel dedicated to eradicating the virus. Emmerich's appearance was formally announced in November 2. Darabont foreshadowed the development of the episode the same month, alongside predecessors "Vatos" and "Wildfire". Before it's all said and done, the opinions and actions of the group are divided."[2][3] Producer Gale Anne Hurd added, "Stakes are higher, dissension develops, rivalries intensify."[2][3]Principal photography for "TS- 1. Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, which was depicted as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Producers of the show were not allowed to photograph the interior of the actual buildings as part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as a point of reference due to its high security.[4] Although the location was not featured in the comics of the same name, Hurd felt that it was important to add because of its close proximity to the survivor's camp.[5] As opposed to the previous episode, where filming mostly took place outside of the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre, production for "TS- 1. Darabont conceived the idea of exploring into the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. When Frank was pitching the idea to me, saying he wanted to bring them to the CDC and telling me all the different things that he felt would come out of that story, the science of it all and the being trapped in the small location, I was very much picturing a lot of Day of the Dead stuff," stated creator Robert Kirkman. That's one of the reasons I was so on board with the idea."[4]At the episode's conclusion, Jenner purposely calls for the self- destruction of the building, which ultimately explodes shortly thereafter. A plate was installed on set, which hovered over pyrotechnics.[5] The plate was turned upside down to create an optical effect where the flame travels across the panel. This created an illusion that the explosion was expanding.[5] The sequence was divided into six different cuts; the first one consisted of the rupture glass of the building, while the last frame concluded with the collapse of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.[5]While his group escapes from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, Jenner whispers to Rick about the virus that has caused the zombie apocalypse.

Initially there was no indication as to what Jenner said to him; the dialogue was previously inserted into the episode's script but was later removed. I'm so pleased they didn't reveal it," said Andrew Lincoln, "because it was scripted, and extremely powerful, and I said to everyone, 'Burn this page: No one should know apart from Rick and Frank.' It's brilliant that they left it [as a mystery]—it's perfect, it's so classy."[6] Kirkman was content with the idea of teasing Jenner's revelation in lieu of blatantly revealing anything about the origins of the virus.[7] "I thought it was a great addition.

I'm very much opposed to showing what the actual cause [for the zombies] is and explaining how things work, but teasing a little bit is a great thing. If it adds an extra layer to the drama, then I'm all for it," he stated. It also led up to the fantastic mystery of the whisper Jenner gives to Rick at the end of that scene.

That's going to play into Season 2 quite a bit. I know where that's going and it's really a cool bit."[7] It is not until the second season finale, "Beside the Dying Fire", that Rick reveals Jenner's message to the group.[8]In a 2. The Hollywood Reporter, Robert Kirkman revealed that he regrets revealing that everyone in the new world is infected too soon, saying "If I had to do it again, I wouldn't have done the CDC episode [at the end of season one]. It possibly gave away too much information and was such a big change very early on in the series."[9]Themes and cultural references[edit]Ideas alluding to romance are prevalent throughout the episode.