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- 1. Days Gone Bye Oct 31, 2010
- Rick searches for his family after emerging from a coma; teaching Rick the new rules of survival.
- 2. Guts Nov 7, 2010
- Rick unknowingly causes a group of survivors to be trapped by walkers; Rick must confront an enemy.
- 3. Tell It to the Frogs Nov 14, 2010
- Rick goes back to Atlanta to save a man's life; Lori and Shane deal with a surprise.
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