• The Eiffel Tower was designed by Gustave Eiffel, was also the man behind "The Statue of Liberty", to serve as an attraction for Paris World's Fair in 1889. It was supposed to be disassembled after the fair, till it was repurposed as a radio communication tower.
• Musée d'Orsay, which housed Monet's "The Waterlilies" was actually a former train station.
• French phrases mentioned:
  
  Fuyez - Run away
  Pouvoir des vivants - power of the living
  Dieu aime vous - God loves you
  Attention Affames ici - Watch out for the Hungry
• "Alouette" the title of episode 2 is the name of one popular French lullaby. The song has a sing-song-like quality, bright and light, which is appropriate because the subject of the tune is a lark or a songbird. More specifically, it's about the singer's desire to kill, pluck and eat the bird. For those wondering why the singer wants to eat the songbird and not an owl or eagle--well, some scholars believe the songbird takes center stage because it is the first to sing in the morning., which starts the morning routine and parts lovers and families from their beds and homes. Irked by being awakened to responsibility, the hunter goes out to permanently shut off nature's alarm clock.
• First Walking Dead franchise not primarily set in the United States.

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