2020, AMC, 16 episodes , View details. Season 5. 55%. Critics Consensus: Despite delivering some memorable and splatter-filled zombie set-pieces that fans crave, Fear the Walking Dead feels stiff The penultimate episode of Fear the Walking Dead, "Fighting Like You," begins where last week's episode left off: with Madison Clark (Kim Dickens) on the warpath against Troy Otto (Daniel Sharman Fear The Walking Dead's ending neatly concluded the PADRE arc with its fall after Madison's sacrifice, leading to all remaining characters going off in smaller groups in separate directions. By excluding Sarah, Wendell, and Jacob from season 8, Fear The Walking Dead may have missed out on the ideal way to conclude the characters and the show's Fear the Walking Dead's final season is bringing Morgan Jones full circle. Before AMC's original Walking Dead spin-off ends with its eighth season, the show is returning to where it all started Fear the Walking Dead season 8 takes a seismic seven-year leap from last season’s finale. After escaping the downfall of the Towers, Morgan and Madison go undercover at PADRE. The remaining Dịch Vụ Hỗ Trợ Vay Tiền Nhanh 1s. The Walking Dead to kura znosząca złote jaja. Prędzej czy później ktoś musiał wykombinować jak wykorzystać popularność serialu do zarobienia jeszcze większych pieniędzy. I tak powstał serial Fear The Walking Dead. Zobaczmy, czy warto poświęcić mu te kilka godzin. W TWD akcja rozpoczyna się na dobre po wybudzeniu Ricka ze śpiączki, 6 miesięcy po wybuchu epidemii. Spin-off wypełnia tę lukę i rozpoczyna się w dniu pierwszych zarażeń. Przeskakujemy do Los Angeles, gdzie żyje sobie rodzinka nieco dysfunkcyjna rodzinka. Madison Clark (Kim Dickens) jest matką ślicznej Alicii (Alycia Debnam-Carey) oraz narkomana Nicka (Frank Dillane). Ojciec rodzeństwa nie żyje, a Madison mieszka z Travisem, który rozwiódł się z żoną i ma nastoletniego syna Chrisa (Lorenzo James Henrie). Trochę jak Moda na Sukces… To właśnie bohaterowie są najsłabszym elementem serialu. Nick frustruje za każdym razem, gdy widzimy jego próby zdobycia narkotyków, Travis jako lekarz chce pomóc każdemu bez wyjątku. Alicia na początku wkurza przez bycie nadętą nastolatką, ale z czasem się ogarnia. Fason trzyma jedynie Madison próbująca trzymać rodzinę w kupie i zarazem szukająca ratunku. W sześciu odcinkach pierwszej serii rodzinne utarczki zajmują zdecydowanie zbyt dużo czasu i są na tyle nieinteresujące, że chętnie bym je wszystkie przewinął. 1. Fear the Walking Dead Sezon 1 2. Fear the Walking Dead Sezon 2 3. Fear the Walking Dead Sezon 3 4. Fear the Walking Dead Sezon 4 (4A, 4B) 5. Fear the Walking Dead Sezon 5 (5A, 5B) 6. Fear the Walking Dead Sezon 6 7. Fear the Walking Dead Sezon 7A 8. Fear the Walking Dead Sezon 7A (kwiecień 2022) Jeśli chodzi o sam wątek główny, jest lepiej. Zapoznajemy się z zagrożeniem, dowiadujemy się jak amerykanie reagowali na pierwsze oznaki zarazy. Oczywiście ograniczony budżet sprawił, że wszystko jest na bardzo mała skalę, ale fajnie uzupełnia to, czego nie pokazała główna seria. Szkoda, że wojsko zbierające ocalałych w odgrodzonych strefach nie dostało więcej do popisu. W zasadzie żołnierze jedynie stoją przy ogrodzeniu i patrolują ulice. Akcji z ich udziałem nie uświadczycie zbyt wiele. Niestety. Przysiadłem do FTWD by poznać przyczyny zarazy. Kirkman postanowił jednak zachować to dla siebie. Serial, oprócz kilku zdań żołnierzy, nie mówi zupełnie nic przyczynach, a skupia się jedynie na skutkach epidemii zombie. Szkoda, aczkolwiek muszę dać mały plusik za wygląd zarażonych. Z racji tego, że jest to początek zarazy, szwędacze nie przypominają rozłożonych, obleśnych zgnilaków. Mają jakieś tam urazy doznane przed śmiercią, ale wyglądają bardzo ludzko. Dobrze, że o tym pamiętali. Podobał mi się finał. Nie był zbyt emocjonalny, w wielu momentach przewidywalny, ale skierował akcję na nieznane dotąd wody (dosłownie i w przenośni) i zapewnił, że warto obejrzeć drugą serię. Póki co serial nudzi, czasem frustruje i w zasadzie nie daje żadnej satysfakcji. Drugi sezon sprawdzę i wtedy podejmę decyzję, co dalej. Od biedy można, ale poziom jest dużo, dużo niższy niż w przypadku The Walking Dead. V: 1 927 The best way to describe Fear the Walking Dead is a rollercoaster. The spinoff of The Walking Dead has proven it can be good, but it can also be terrible. With such inconsistent storytelling, it's a surprise the same showrunners have remained in power for four seasons. That doesn't seem to be changing with Fear the Walking Dead Season 8, but the series needs a jolt in the right direction to regain its former glory. Below, we've rounded up our Fear the Walking Dead Season 8 wish list. Make Madison the Lead Kim Dickens has been vocal about the handling of Madison's arc on Fear the Walking Dead Season 4. She went from the central attraction to a glorified extra, to off the show. It was a slap in the face to the fans and Dickens. You don't invest this much time in a character to be treated like that. When it was announced that Dickens would return, many thought it meant there would be a shake-up behind-the-scenes. With that not happening, we can only hope the showrunners realize there is a lot of potential in making Madison the lead. Fear the Walking Dead Season 7 Episode 16 detailed her link to and gave her a reason to be back on the show. Hopefully, we're rewarded with a season that puts Dickens back at the wheel of the series. Ditch the Anthology Storytelling The anthology approach to storytelling worked very well on Fear the Walking Dead Season 6, but the narrative was structured horribly on Fear the Walking Dead Season 7. Characters disappeared for several episodes at a time, and it made little sense given what was happening on-screen. With being set up as this vast villainous group, it's time for the series to expand the scope and tell more important stories that involve more of the cast. This reboot could do with a new way of telling the story. Bring Back the Fear Factor The first three seasons managed to strike a good level between horror, action, and adventure. Everything after has been outlandish events that have been for shock value instead of telling a coherent story. This universe is filled with zombies, villains, and peril. We should be getting the sense that something could pop up to wipe out our favorite characters at any time. That hasn't been the case for a long time. We need the characters to fear what's outside their camps to really bring back the stakes and get the show back to a good place. Trim the Cast There are too many characters, plain and simple. If the show is going to keep the majority of them on the periphery, then why bother keeping them in the universe? Many legacy characters like Daniel, Luciana, and Alicia took back seats to give newer characters time in the spotlight. It's a bit of a slap in the face to the fans who invested time with these characters. The only way to remedy this is to write some of the newer characters out for good. Madison-Alicia Reunion Fans were robbed of a reunion between Madison and Alicia, and with Alycia Debnam-Carey out of the show after seven seasons, they may never share the screen again. If Fear the Walking Dead Season 8 turns out to be the end, it would be nice to get Debnam-Carey back for one episode to bring their arcs full circle. Madison setting off on a mission alone to find her daughter won't work. We need more. Increase the Stakes For a show that left the characters in a radiation-filled Texas, pretty much all of them survived to move to a new location. Remind us never to take tips for surviving a nuclear blast from Fear the Walking Dead. Many of the characters should have perished to really show off the extent of the radiation and make it a scary environment. It's hard to be invested in the storylines when the show is so scared to kill off characters. Prepare an Endgame While it would be nice if the show could be consistently good and continue with a high quality for the years to come, shows tend to lose quality as they age. The best case scenario for Fear the Walking Dead Season 8 is that the creatives map out an endgame, whether that ends with Season 8, 9, or 10, I don't know. But the ratings flatlined during Fear the Walking Dead Season 7, so it's hard not to worry about the show potentially getting canceled without resolution. Give Some Answers to the Universe's Most Burning Questions The CRM has been used on all of the shows in the universe so far, and we know that they are not to be trusted. They've popped up on Fear the Walking Dead at random times, offering little in the way of answers. For a show that will soon be the franchise's flagship, the storytelling needs to get to a place in which we get these answers. Over to you, Fear the Walking Dead fans! What is your Season 8 wishlist? Hit the comments below. Paul Dailly is the Associate Editor for TV Fanatic. Follow him on Twitter. Strona główna » Fear the Walking Dead | Sezon 2: Odc. 8 | Podsumowanie Now that Season 7 of Fear the Walking Dead is over, zombie fans have a lot of questions about PADRE and the mystery it carries. The first time PADRE was brought up was during Season 7, Episode 1. Will, who was still a newcomer at the time, mentioned it by continues below advertisementAlicia left a handwritten note about her search to find better opportunities in life, and Will is the one who happened to find it. Following that pivotal moment, PADRE became the place every survivor wanted to escape to. What exactly is PADRE in Fear the Walking Dead?Source: AMCArticle continues below advertisementPADRE in Fear the Walking Dead is believed to be a safe location for survivors to reside in. As of now, it's easy to assume the letters in PADRE stand for something, but the acronym hasn’t been exposed just yet. The binder of data related to PADRE talks about “rebuilding our country's future" which says a lot about its goals. According to Will, PADRE is a place that’s fully stocked with all the items, weapons, and food that would be necessary in restarting mankind after facing a continues below advertisementSource: AMCHere's what fans of 'Fear the Walking Dead' should know about obsession with PADRE isn’t the only time the mysterious place was mentioned in Fear the Walking Dead. PADRE was talked about a handful of times by multiple people throughout the course of Season 7. A few of the people who were dedicated to finding PADRE even ended up with horrifying radiation burns while on their mission to find it — namely, Grace, Fred, Bea, and Morgan. Article continues below advertisementThey were willing to go to every extreme in order to reach PADRE, and they sacrificed their own safety, health, and well-being in the process. Madison surprisingly popped back up during the Season 7 finale, bringing an even more shocking piece of information with her. The finale revealed that Madison was actually part of PADRE, which was exciting for fans to finally see since a lot of people assumed she might have something to do with it along the way. Article continues below advertisementUnfortunately, her connection to PADRE isn’t a good one whatsoever. It turns out, she’s considered a Collector #6. For those who are unaware of what that title means, it’s someone who's willing to kidnap children to take them back to PADRE headquarters to be raised away from their parents. Andrew Chambliss, one of the showrunners for Fear the Walking Dead, talked to Entertainment Weekly about PADRE in reference to what’s coming in Season 8. He said, “As we started to kind of figure out where Season 7 was going, we started [figuring out] the story we were setting up with PADRE and a lot of the themes that we were going to be dealing with at the end of Season 7, going into Season 8.”There’s a lot to look forward to when Fear the Walking Dead returns. AMC’s zombie spin-off just refuses to slow down. Fear The Walking Dead, the off-shoot to the massively successful and long-running The Walking Dead has officially been renewed for its eighth season. Deadline announced the news back in December 2021, along with some major casting shakeups. However, before Season 8 gets underway, the finale of the bifurcated seventh season, set to air on June 5, may answer some questions as to the future of the franchise. Fear The Walking Dead Season 8 CastAs mentioned earlier, Season 8 of Fear the Walking Dead may look very different to its predecessors — and maybe a little familiar too. Back when Deadline announced the show’s renewal, it also revealed that Kim Dickens, who played Madison Clark from Seasons 1 through 4, is finally set to return to the series. After leaving the show for several seasons, her character resurfaced in the second half of Season 7, and she will return to her status as a series regular in Season 8. “If there were a Mt. Deadmore, Kim Dickens’ face would be on it,” Scott M. Gimple, chief content officer of The Walking Dead Universe, told Deadline. “Madison Clark is a foundational character to [The Walking Dead Universe (TWDU)] — heroic, complex, an everyperson who becomes a warrior and then a force of benevolence,” adding, “Kim Dickens’ raw talent, strength, and brilliance will electrify TWDU once more, and we couldn’t be luckier to have her back.”Just as Dickens is making her triumphant return to the program, series star Alycia Debnam-Carey, who plays Alicia Clark, announced that she would be exiting the show. Ahead of the Season 7 finale, Debnam-Carey took to Instagram to post a farewell to her Fear the Walking Dead family. “I was 21 when we began this crazy journey but now at 28, after 7 years and 100 episodes, I decided it was time for me to move on as an actor and as a person,” she wrote in her caption. “As is the nature of our jobs I needed to seek out new challenges, new opportunities and carve out a new chapter for myself,” adding, “I have been so lucky to be a part of something so awesome for so long but I hope you can understand and respect my choice to further expand and grow. I wouldn’t be here without you all and I am so grateful.” Fear The Walking Dead Season 8 PlotWhat we do know is that Victor Strand (Colman Domingo) continues to thrive post nuclear blast, while nearly every other main character has been in shambles. The group will likely have to decide between overthrowing Victor or continuing a search for salvation. Meanwhile, we can pretty much assume Alicia is on her way out, thanks to a mysterious illness, but that doesn’t stop her war plans heading into the finale. Whatever will happen in Season 8, Season 7’s end is certainly setting the stage. Fear The Walking Dead Season 8 PremiereIn its first season, Fear the Walking Dead aired just six episodes, starting with the premiere in August 2015. Seasons 2, 3, 4, and 5 had their premiere dates in subsequent springs, and it wasn’t until Seasons 6 and 7 that the series opted for split seasons. In 2020, Fear the Walking Dead broke the pattern of spring debuts and began running in October, airing the first half of the seasons in the fall, only to return in early spring of the following year with a second batch of episodes. If production patterns are to be trusted, it seems increasingly likely that the first half of Season 8 should drop sometime in fall of 2022, only to later return in spring of post will be updated as more Fear the Walking Dead Season 8 details become post ‘Fear The Walking Dead’ Season 8: Cast, Plot, Premiere Date & What To Know appeared first on Bustle.

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