There’s none of that love triangle bullshit and “CORAL!!!!” (read: Carl) being screamed every five seconds. What I love about FEAR THE WALKING DEAD over its parent show The Walking Dead are its characters.
Tension between the Clarks and Ottos, with Madison and Nick unable to trust their new hosts, is just the beginning as they have the outside world to contend with and the undead are the least of their concerns.
This new habitat causes lots of problems for the Clarks despite it being a safe place to reside with its arable land, cattle and fully filled stock room.
FAEAR THE WALKING DEAD SEASON TWO REVIEWS FULL
Here, an uneasy alliance grows between Madison Clark and her family and the Ottos with Jeremiah’s eldest son Jake attempting to keep the peace between the Clarks and his twisted younger brother, Troy.Īfter a season full of ups and downs and peril at every turn as the Clarks try to find some sort of safe haven, Season Three of FEAR THE WALKING DEAD finally settles down to somewhere it can call “home” even if it’s not the most ideal situation to be in. With the undead swarming the base, the survivors are forced to band together and are given refuge at a ranch run by the militia captor Troy’s father, Jeremiah Otto. With the captors keen on keeping Madison and Alicia split from Travis, Nick and Luciana, it takes some undead persuasion and brute cunning for the family to escape. With Nick and Luciana being attacked by militia at the end of Season Two, just as they make their way across the border to America, Season Three picks up with the duo being held at a military base where they’ve been rejoined by Travis, Madison and Alicia, albeit briefly. Starring: Alycia Debnam-Carey, Cliff Curtis, Colman Domingo, Daniel Sharman, Dayton Callie, Frank Dillane, Kim Dickens, Mercedes Mason, Rubén Blades, Sam Underwood Written by: Alex Garcia Lopez, Alrick Riley, Andrew Bernstein, Courtney Hunt, Daniel Stamm, Deborah Chow, Jeremy Webb, Josef Kubota Wladyka, Meera Menon, Paco Cabezas, Stefan Schwartz
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