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"Wildfire"
Series The Walking Dead
Season 1, Episode 5
Air date November 28th, 2010
Writers Glen Mazzara
Director Ernest Dickerson
Producers David Alpert; Charles H. Eglee; Frank Darabont; Glen Mazzara; Gale Anne Hurd; Robert Kirkman; Jack LoGiudice; Adam Fierro; Denise M. Huth; Tom Luse
Starring Andrew Lincoln; Jon Bernthal; Sarah Wayne Callies; Laurie Holden; Jeffrey DeMunn; Steven Yeun; Chandler Riggs
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"Wildfire" is the fifth episode of season one of the survival horror television series The Walking Dead. The episode was directed by Ernest R. Dickerson with a script written by Glen Mazzara. It first aired on the AMC cable network on Sunday, November 28th, 2010 at 9:00 pm.

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  • This episode is rated TV-14.
  • Dale Horvath recounts the story of his wife Mary's death to Andrea. Mary's name is seen painted on the side of Dale's motor-home.
  • Final appearance of Amy and Jim; both are killed in this episode. Amy becomes a zombie and is shot by Andrea, whereas Jim is left for dead, ultimately fated to become a zombie himself.
  • Final appearance of Ed Peletier; or rather, his human remains which are destroyed in this episode. Ed makes another appearance in flashback in "Chupacabra", which shows events that take place some time prior to "Days Gone Bye".

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