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Her partner in the recap, David Sims, was just as condemning, calling the black and white effect "unforgivably bad. Meanwhile, on Twitter, it seemed AMC made sure people were aware of why they were using black and white footage to get the message across. Sonequa Martin-Green who plays Sasha in The Walking Dead was one of the cast members online during the season 6 premiere ready to answer questions from fans.
It wasn't long before someone asked about the color differentiation. What did you think of the black and white footage being used in Episode 1 of The Walking Dead's season 6 premiere? Let us know your thoughts by commenting below! June 29, Rachel Tsoumbakos. More Reality TV News ». View all Celebrities Sites. More Fantasy News ». More Gaming News ». More ESports News ».
More Food News ». More Dog News ». View all Lifestyle Sites. More Music News ». More FS Music News ». The parallels between the black-and-white in "First Time Again" and in the comic book source material written by "Walking Dead" creator Robert Kirkman and originally illustrated by Tony Moore before Charlie Adlard took over the book with issue 7 weren't lost on Nicotero, either.
Will the black-and-white flashbacks return? In an interview iwth TV Line , Gimple said it's "something we absolutely might do again," but as of now, it's considered a special element of the season premiere.
I'm not talking about an alternate universe situation — I mean flashbacks. We did not get a "six weeks earlier" title card or anything to indicate when exactly the attack on the herd was taking place and though the two timelines eventually converged at the end of the episode, I wouldn't be surprised if we go back to those black and white days throughout Season 6.
A lot of time seems to have been skipped, and there may have been many more important meetings and plans made in that black and white past. Given that the promotional art for Season 6 is all black and white portraits like the one of Glenn above, I think this narrative device is here to stay on The Walking Dead.
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