When we talk about an explosive finale, we usually mean an epic battle or a highly dramatic twist. The sixth season of «Fear the Walking Dead» implemented these promises more literally, as a nuclear bomb actually went off at the end of the last episode, which characters like June (Jenna Elfman) and John Dorie Sr. (Keith Carradine) only narrowly escaped. Others, like Luciana (Danay Garcia), Sarah (Mo Collins), Wes (Colby Hollman), Jacob (Peter Jacobson), Charlie (Alexa Nisenson) and Daniel (Rubén Blades), escaped aboard a Civic Republic Military helicopter. The seventh season is as close to a reboot as is possible under the circumstances.
So you have to leave one thing to the makers behind the series: It's amazing how the "The Walking Dead" spinoff, which started in 2015, manages to reinvent itself again and again and surprise viewers with unexpected twists and turns. Because the highly explosive Season 6 farewell in the truest sense of the word gives rise to countless serious problems and questions that make Season 7 more of a kind of anthology format and are supposed to make it look like a whole new series. Showrunner Ian Goldberg promises that the nuclear explosion will not only have a negative impact on our suffering apocalypse residents themselves, but also on the world around them and the struggle for survival in it. Many areas can only be entered in protective suits and masks.
In the Season 7 trailer, Grace (Karen David) leaves the safety of the stranded submarine and wades through an inhospitable environment bathed in sickly yellow light, where every breath you take could have potentially deadly consequences. The undead populace has also been damaged, but as expected, they are relatively unimpressed and are already busy trying to kill the speechless Grace. This makes Season 7 doubly deadly and exciting: Now not only do hunger, disease and other people want to be fought, but radioactive walkers and nuclear contamination also have to be circumnavigated! Elsewhere, Morgan (Lennie James) must face the truth that he has failed and his management style has claimed many lives. Now it's up to others, like Victor, played by Colman Domingo (Candyman), to seize power and take the helm. Thrills are guaranteed when AMC invites you into the post-apocalyptic world of "Fear the Walking Dead" for the seventh time on October 17th.
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