Fear The Walking Dead Ratings Break Records-Surprise! America Really Loves

Walking Dead Season 6 predictions are running rampant after the premiere of Fear The Walking Dead. He was in his favorite abandoned church or for his goal , heroin den.

While Vulture critic Margaret Lyons unfavourably compared the power and effectiveness of the premiere for The Walking Dead in comparison to the melodrama of its spin-off. The Walking Dead has referred to the undead as walkers, roamers, lurkers, geeks, or biters, but Fear the Walking Dead is using a moniker inspired by a 2002 film that successfully reinvented the zombie genre.

AMC’s new zombie-thriller is off to an fantastic start. Travis and Madison sort of meander through the episode contemplating what to do about Nick and looking very concerned about YouTube videos while their daughter counts the days before she can leave her family behind.

If you’re on the same page as me and ready to look ahead to next week’s Episode 1.02, “So Close, Yet So Far”, here are a pair of photos plus a clip and promo to whet your appetite.

Last night AMC launched their newest show, and there is already no question that they are counting on it becoming a hit.

The Madison family is obviously at the center of the storyline, and will most likely be the stars of the show.

Thankfully this is just a pilot episode and many pilots struggle with trying to introduce characters. With gun in hand, Calvin produces a familiar moment of tension between the two, which has become uniquely Walking Dead. “We don’t go full zombie until the end of season 1”, says Dave Erickson, the shows creator. With numbers like these, it seems like this show will be sticking around for quite a while longer.

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I have no doubt however that pretty soon, viewers will be hooked too. But AMC, not being short on brains themselves, also used the spin-off to remind audiences that zombies and The Walking Dead Season Six are coming. Aside from the kid in the church, there was also a student of Nick’s mom Madison Clark (Kim Dickens) who knew about the zombies and brought a knife to school but for some reason didn’t want to tell anyone about it.