THE Walking Dead has given a glimpse at what’s happening to the rest of the world since the zombie apocalypse after a satellite came crashing down from space.
In the season 10 premiere of the AMC show, Lines We Cross, a USSR satellite crashes in the survivors’ homestead as they battle a horde of Walkers.
This forces Michonne (Danai) and the rest to put out the flames while fighting for their lives.
The destruction of the satellite shows the virus that devastated North America caused chaos across the globe.
This would be the first time the main series acknowledges the rest of the planet is suffering from the same fate as the US.
However, it isn’t the only time it’s been mentioned that the virus is affecting Russia, as spin-off Fear The Walking Dead season three saw Victor Strand (Colman Domingo) have a conversation with a Russian cosmonaut.
The astronaut is stuck in orbit after the apocalypse collapsed civilisation.
Victor asks if he knows what happened to North America, the astronaut replies: “North America? You sound like an American, my friend, thinking everything happens only to him.
“I saw the lights go out on the world three days before my scheduled re-entry. A dramatic show. I speak to you from my grave.”
There’s plenty of room to explore the rest of the world, with former protagonist Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) getting his own spin-off films.
Chief content officer Scott Gimple has hinted this in the past, telling Entertainment Weekly: “He’s flying off in a helicopter, away from Virginia, and it’s going to be a new world – a very new situation with its own history, and very, very different from what we’ve seen before.”
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