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“We were nothing before this, man. We were less than. But now, the end time’s made us gods.”

Nick said something similar in season 1, though less prideful. He was one of the “nothing” — a drug addict — who found his place in the infected world. The same is true for Celia, who served Thomas before gaining control of the estate. The same is true of Alejandro, a pharmacist-turned-messiah. Can those who weren’t “nothing” find their place? Do they have to completely change who they are to survive?

already posed these questions, and we saw Rick’s group answer them. Nevertheless, “Do Not Disturb” attempts to re-contextualize them around other members of the “nothing,” including the presence of a hotel manager. Madison’s group stumbled across the remains of a wedding reception in the last episode, and now we find out how it all went to hell.

It begins as you’d expect: The manager, whom we later learn is named Elena, observes the frivolity as cameras flash, the best man makes his speech, and the bride (played by Schuyler Fisk, Sissy Spacek’s daughter) is preparing for her first dance. Her husband is nervous, but she laughingly tells him to “be classy” for the cameras. During the dip, she looks over to see her mom (

’ Brenda Strong) quarreling with her dad, who is soon called to take over the dance.

Elena walks over to see if everything is all right. The mother of the bride is worried about the sickness that’s spreading. Elena assures her the hotel is secure, but the mother says she “knows people” who say the United States is closing its borders and she needs to cut the wedding short so guests can get home before that happens. She tells Elena they’ll make an announcement soon, but first she’ll have “the last” dance with her son-in-law.

On the dance floor, the bride’s father collapses, and we can already see where this is going. The family and guests rally around him, but he soon comes back as a walker and his first victim is his daughter. The room erupts into chaos, but Elena remains level-headed. She tells one of her employees to “go get the vehicles” before they both leave the room and lock the guests inside.

We pick back up in the present with Travis and Chris walking down a road in the hopes of finding shelter. Travis is struggling, his feet mimicking the walkers as he drinks from a water bottle. He still seems cold to Chris, which is understandable since he found out he’s losing his mind. If Lizzie from

were in this series, they’d have a lot to talk about. They soon come across a car, but while Travis breaks in and attempts to start it, Chris wants to investigate a taco joint across the street. “I can protect myself, you know this,” he says. For Travis, though, “That’s what worries me.”  

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