Seven Ways ‘The Walking Dead’ Has Learned From Its Mistakes

And yes, we really appreciate the bit of mercy kindly bestowed by sprinkling in “Fear The Walking Dead” to pacify the massive audience that TWD attracts while everyone waited for the holy grail of zombie-killing entertainment.

Daniel Salazar used his own unconventional methods to extract the truth about Operation Cobalt – the withdrawal of the army and “the humane termination” of anyone that gets in the way – but will the army actually be able to go through with such a awful act. There’s going to be external conflict and obstacles to contend with.

I can’t talk about that but for instance, we’ve also never had a character like Strand (Coleman Domingo) in The Walking Dead. So for the Fear characters to make it across the country? You care about the new characters that are introduced. There will be new conflicts and much more drama on sea and on land but I don’t have a specific number yet.

The decisions that our characters made during the season finale will drive the plot when the show returns, with each trying to deal with loss and the ugliness that the world has become.

“I think the thing is to care for the characters”, Hurd added (via D&T).

Keep checking back, there will be more to come. But even though they are meant to serve different purposes within AMC’s lineup, there still are a few key points they can take away from one another.

Fear the Walking Dead got off to a rather sluggish start, with a slow-paced storyline and underdeveloped characters.

In my mind, she was planning to use that cattle pistol on herself. Especially when you compare it to The Walking Dead, a show that has always provided excellent characters by bringing new great ones in when others are killed off, you realize that this series is in dire need of someone like Michonne or Daryl. Despite the fact that zombies can’t walk on water and can’t swim, there will be plenty of zombies to be had. Erickson briefly talked about water zombies, but said he’d have to consult with Robert Kirkman for a definitive answer.

For those not now in the throes of walker mania, I’m here to tell you that Fear the Walking Dead is the companion show to AMC’s ratings behemoth, The Walking Dead. Think of it as a light appetizer before the main course, preparing us for what appears to be an awesome sixth season of The Walking Dead.

She continued: “You know in The Walking Dead, when Rick Grimes wakes up in a coma, it’s been a month in, so we didn’t see how those institutions that we rely upon begin to fail us and what that does to us”.