If you're being optimistic, you can look at 'Things Bad Begun/Sleigh Ride' as some necessary housecleaning. Related: Fear the Walking Dead: Wasn’t Supposed To Die At any rate, with season 4, Fear the Walking Dead has a real opportunity to transform the show by capitalizing on the degree to which season 3 pushed the reset button.
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Part of that is because the series is still relatively new in comparison, and part of that is due a lack of pre-existing comic book material dictating the show's direction. The two-part conclusion, 'Things Bad Begun/Sleigh Ride', may have been another example of the storytelling limits of the post-apocalyptic series, but it does at least capitalize on the "No one is safe" selling point in a way that The Walking Dead hasn't been able to for years. Now, following a turbulent season 3 finale, the series is set not only to welcome a new showrunner (or in this case two, as Once Upon a Time's Andrew Chambliss and Ian Goldberg are set to take over) in season 4, but also to start fresh, as the open-ended conclusion to season 3 leaves the fates of everyone but Kim Dickens' Madison Clark undecided. But Fear the Walking Dead's Dave Erickson has been with the series from the beginning, and although the spinoff never quite achieved the same level of success as its predecessor, its start was markedly less tumultuous. Showrunner turnover is nothing new to the Walking Dead the mother ship of AMC's zombie franchise is practically defined by the sudden departures of Frank Darabont and Glen Mazarra before current showrunner Scott M. Played by Colman Domingo, the newcomer named Victor Strand turns out to be a wealthy individual who is also a survivor and would often resort to dirty means in order to achieve his goal.Įrickson told THR that Strand "will be very important in how the season ends and where we go in season two."ĭon't miss the season finale of "Fear the Walking Dead" which airs this Sunday, October 4, on AMC.As showrunner Dave Erickson leaves Fear the Walking Dead, the season 3 finale presents the series with a potential new beginning ahead of season 4. Talking about the hospital camp, the scene introduced a "closer" guy that ended up rescuing Nick from the clutches of the military. Among those unlucky is Daniel's wife, Griselda. Nick was being held inside a hospital camp which turns out to be a place where suspected patients are being put to an end. Unlocking the doors would certainly bring havoc to the whole of Los Angeles.Īdding to the pressure, this time on Travis and Madison's side, is their concern about Nick and Liza. He found out about the auditorium which holds around 2,000 people, all of which are assumed to have already turned. Perhaps one of the factors that could bring down this scenario is Daniel's decision to open the gates of the auditorium.įor those who missed last week's showing (spoiler alerts), Daniel tortured a National Guard, who also turns out to be Ofelia's lover. There's a ticking clock," Erickson told The Hollywood Reporter.Īs he divulged to the media outlet, Travis, Madison, Daniel, Alicia and Chris will find out that the community they once thought to be an infected-free zone is not safe anymore. "It will be the deadliest episode of the season. In fact, taking the words of the show's creator, Dave Erickson (via International Business Times), fans should better brace themselves for the "most shocking" turn of events in the series. Given the degree of suspense and thrill the previous episodes have offered, the Season 1 closer is nonetheless expected to be an intense one.
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