Fear The Walking Dead

It will be interesting to see how Daniel and Strand get along

 

This season seems to be pretty dark and very well thought out. Has a little bit of everything I think.

 

What was the raven brain guy rambling on about, something like "I did not see the man...?"
Was there any explanation on Talking Dead about the meaning of that?
That was a pretty cool scene.

 

Sounded like Antigonish (poem) by William Hughes Mearns

Yesterday, upon the stair,
I met a man who wasn’t there
He wasn’t there again today
I wish, I wish he’d go away...

When I came home last night at three
The man was waiting there for me
But when I looked around the hall
I couldn’t see him there at all!
Go away, go away, don’t you come back any more!
Go away, go away, and please don’t slam the door... (slam!)

Last night I saw upon the stair
A little man who wasn’t there
He wasn’t there again today
Oh, how I wish he’d go away...

I don't remember there being talks about it on TD but because there was a book of poems in the episode it tied in that way.

 

That was a damn good episode

I like the storyline of this season so far with the exception of Travis getting killed

 

This season hasn't lost any traction, has been pretty intense in every episode. Much better than Hershel's farm in season 2 of TWD. Let's hope the second half is as good.

 

Fear has become everything we wanted TWD to be. Intense, fast pace, no 'filler' episodes of just dialogue, and super unpredictable. Not having a comic to go off of makes this show 10x better.

I feel like I only watch TWD because I am so invested in it that I just want to see how it ends.

 

Ah yes the good old anthrax in the coffee prank. I think they stole that idea from an episode of The Office when Jim did that to Dwight.

 

too obvious

 

Wow, so now we know Maddy will kill for the ones she holds dear with the revelation of her child hood traumatic experience. She can be as cold as she needs to be in order to ensure her and her family's survival. We also know she's originally from Montgomery, Alabama. Was that confirmed in the Talking Dead? There's a handful of Montgomery cities out there, but Alabama is what I am assuming.

Geez, no wonder Otto is has been terrorized by Walker and his tribe. The guy killed his uncle and father in cold blood, and from the flashback we saw of Ofelia, he's racist to boot! In his final scene, Nick did that same thing his mother did, and wants to shoulder the burden of doing what needs to be done. Now it's just a matter of time before they really take over the ranch.

Oh, and the Abigail now has some closure. That was great to see Strand find it in shambles, pop the last bottle of Dom and say goodbye. I was really intrigued with the communication with the cosmonaut in the space station. Man, now we know for sure the entire world is infected. He literally saw the lights go out on Earth while he was in orbit. With Strand back on the move, and the Clark family pretty much running the ranch, I anticipate a reunion next half of the season. Now that everyone is an experienced zombie slayer, the group should all be back together. Looking forward to Daniel and Ofelia's reunion when it comes. She has the same innocent killing guilt that her father carries now. It should make for a compelling overall narrative in the next half!

 

If I remember right (i wasn't paying attention 100%) they said Alabama, I thought I heard Hardwick say Alabama is next to Georgia & then asked could there possibly be a connection to Rick.

 

I think Nick's girlfriend or maybe Strand is going to come across those 2 broads from the webisodes

 

Oh yeah, forgot about them. They didn't do much with the first two from last season.

 

She was in an episode or 2 though

 

I hope she got her money check.

 

Isn't she still alive too? Future drama for another season.

 

Yup, still alive. Unlike that kid from the plane.

 

One more week until FTWD second half of the season returns!

 

Season 3 starts back up tonight for those interested.

 

DVR already set.