Ofelia tells him that she attended catholic school, made some bad decisions and had some fun her parents didn’t know about. Chris tells Ofelia about his girlfriend he had before he moved back to LA. Chris asks if she had any time for relationships and she plays coy and tells him she had some. She tells Chris that her parents put everything into the barber shop and she put everything into watching over them.
Chris strikes up a conversation with her asking her if she’s ever been to Mexico before and she tells him she hasn’t but her parents went through Tijuana when they left El Salvador. Madison knows it’s important to keep strand around since he’s the key to the house in Mexico and she keeps trying to convince Travis to trust him.Ĭhris can’t sleep because he has too much noise going on in his head and he joins Ofelia on deck. Travis doesn’t trust Strand and would rather throw him off the boat then keep him around. Nick really embraces the new way of the world and is able to adapt so quickly and it shows that he was surviving before the world came to an end.īack on the Abigail Madison and Travis are discussing what Strand did to Alex and Jake and that they weren’t a threat. Nick is aware that their blood camouflages him and lets him go undetected by other walkers. The smell gags Nick but he knows it’s what he has to do in order to be safe. He drags the walker inside the tent and cuts it open and begins putting the blood all over him. He toys with it a little and stares into its eyes before he stabs it in the head with his knife. The walker approaches him and once he pushes up against the closed screen of the tent Nick quickly moves towards it and grabs it by the throat. He makes noise to attract a walker towards him and once he has one following him he quickly gets inside a tent and zips himself inside. Nick knows what he has to do and has a game plan. “Save Us” in big letters is spelt out on the ground and it shows people were there for some time and desperate for help. It appears that people set up tents/Rv’s and a small community outside of the Mexican border in hopes they would let them in eventually. Nick came prepared with clothes in a bag and quickly gets dressed and walks through a ghost town camp. The episode opens up on a naked Nick swimming to shore which reveals how close our group is to the Mexican border when we see the boarder wall and boats and helicopters on patrol. Alicia’s trusting nature comes back to haunt them and the Abigail has some uninvited guests. Nick was the true MVP of this weeks episode and Strand’s mysterious past was brought to light.
On paper, the idea is interesting enough to stray away from the characters of TWD and FTWD, but if Episode 2 proves anything, it's that Tales of the Walking Dead is stylistically failing at making a good impression on established TWD fans.Ashley Smart once more delivers a blow-by-bloody-blow recap of FEAR THE WALKING DEAD latest episode.
FEAR THE WALKING DEAD SEASON TWO EPISODE FOUR SERIES
But standing on its own two feet, it feels like a throwaway series that plays a little too loose with the canon.
Compared to Fear the Walking Dead's disastrous seventh season and the teen-centric World Beyond, Tales is a godsend.
Two episodes in, the only purpose Tales of the Walking Dead is serving is killing time until the main series returns in October. At this point, "Blair/Gina" needed to wrap up before digging itself into a deeper hole. It's unclear if this is supposed to be taken seriously, but it feels horribly offensive and devoid of any scientific reasoning. The episode tries to save itself from its rule-breaking when Gina proposes that she and Blair are the only ones stuck in a time loop because Blair has "infected" her with her personality disorder.
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