14 details you may have missed on Sunday's 'The Walking Dead'

Kirsten AcunaSep 20, 2021, 14:23 IST

Do you recognize that walker to the far right?Josh Stringer/AMC

Warning: There are spoilers ahead for "TWD" season 11, episode five, "Out of the Ashes."
Insider rounds up the comic references, tiny details, and callbacks you may have missed.
Many include Aaron. Nods to Michonne are seen in the Commonwealth. Margot Bingham makes her debut.

Hilarie Burton and Jeffrey Dean Morgan's son, Gus, is a walker on Sunday's episode.

Gus Morgan was nipping at the teens on Sunday's "TWD." A behind-the-scenes photo shows him with his dad, Jeffrey Dean Morgan. AMC

Greg Nicotero was under the Whisperer mask at the episode's start.

Greg Nicotero was under that Whisperer mask. AMC

Gracie is wearing her dad's shirt to bed.

Maggie is seen wearing a shirt that Aaron has previously worn on "TWD." In the photo on the right, Aaron wears the shirt on the season nine premiere. AMC, Jackson Lee Davis/AMC

Gracie's toy is the one Aaron retrieved for her on the season 10, episode 19.

Gracie has the stuffed animal Aaron found for her on the season 10 bonus episode. AMC

Margot Bingham makes her quiet debut on "TWD." She provided Stephanie's voice on the radio to Eugene on season 10.

Margot Bingham's character stays silent when Eugene speaks to her on Sunday's "TWD." AMC

If the Commonwealth community looks familiar, you're right.

The Commonwealth and the Sanctuary sets are one and the same on "TWD." AMC

On the show, Yumiko's brother, Tomi, is a baker, a nod to the comics.

Miko's reunion with Tomi was very similar to how Michonne reunites with Elodie in the comic. AMC, Image Comics/Skybound

There's still a little nod to Elodie on the episode.

Did you notice the name of the bakery where Tomi works? AMC

There's also a nod to Michonne's last name inside the Commonwealth.

In the comics, Michonne becomes a judge. AMC, Image Comics/Skybound

Aaron sees all of the villains of his past on the episode's opening minutes, a sign of his ongoing PTSD and a hint that we'll continue to see him battle those demons this season.

Josh Stringer/AMC

Aaron sees all of the villains of his past on the episode's opening minutes, a sign of his ongoing PTSD and a hint that we'll continue to see him battle those demons this season.

Aaron is adamant about saving Alexandria. It's likely fueled by a personal reason.

Aaron is fighting so hard to save Alexandria because it was his home. He first brought Rick, Michonne, Rosita, and more to Alexandria on season five. AMC, Gene Page/AMC

Judith is seen training kids at Alexandria. It's a nice callback to how Michonne taught her how to wield the katana.

Judith teaches the kids how to use a sword just like Michonne taught her how to wield a katana. Josh Stringer/AMC, Gene Page/AMC

The moment also shares a parallel with Carol training children how to defend themselves at the prison on season four.

Both Carol and Judith taught groups of kids how to defend themselves. AMC

Someone rips down and breaks a pair of floorboards that are very important to Judith.

Cailey Fleming shares a photo with Insider with the hand prints that Carl and Judith created on season 8, episode nine of "TWD." Gene Page/AMC, Courtesy of Cailey Fleming

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14 details you may have missed on Sunday's 'The Walking Dead'

Hilarie Burton and Jeffrey Dean Morgan's son, Gus, is a walker on Sunday's episode.

Greg Nicotero was under the Whisperer mask at the episode's start.

Gracie is wearing her dad's shirt to bed.

Gracie's toy is the one Aaron retrieved for her on the season 10, episode 19.

Margot Bingham makes her quiet debut on "TWD." She provided Stephanie's voice on the radio to Eugene on season 10.

If the Commonwealth community looks familiar, you're right.

On the show, Yumiko's brother, Tomi, is a baker, a nod to the comics.

There's still a little nod to Elodie on the episode.

There's also a nod to Michonne's last name inside the Commonwealth.

Aaron sees all of the villains of his past on the episode's opening minutes, a sign of his ongoing PTSD and a hint that we'll continue to see him battle those demons this season.

Aaron is adamant about saving Alexandria. It's likely fueled by a personal reason.

Judith is seen training kids at Alexandria. It's a nice callback to how Michonne taught her how to wield the katana.

The moment also shares a parallel with Carol training children how to defend themselves at the prison on season four.

Someone rips down and breaks a pair of floorboards that are very important to Judith.