The heart to hearts and little pockets of friendships opening up really help solidify the group together. Morgan tells them not to kill the walkers due to the contamination so Charlie and Strand stare at a group of zombies approaching instead, where we leave the episode.ĭespite the fact there isn’t a whole lot of plot development this week, the first 3/4 of the episode is actually pretty good. Predictably, things go awry with the balloon and between terrible bouts of CGI and some questionable editing, the hot air balloon crash lands thanks to a lack of fuel. As everyone marvels at the sky, it’s unfortunately too late as the kids have already taken off.
John then lies to him, telling Dwight nothing’s in the car while he starts to gain hope in finding her.Īs things appear bleak, Strand appears with Charlie in a hot air balloon. Luck strikes and they come across a clue, John finds a letter in an abandoned car asking Dwight to stop looking for her and start living his own life. With the subject of love in common, they head out to look for Dwight’s wife, Sherry. John Dorie has a heart to heart with Dwight and these two have surprisingly good chemistry as well. Alicia pleads with her to stay and it’s here where we learn more about the camp site they came from. This causes a ripple of discontent to grow among the kids as Annie decides her group of kids should leave, unhappy with the idea of leaving this area. Begrudgingly, Morgan agrees to hand it over.
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She needs his generator and with broken propeller blades, things seem bleak. However it’s no laughing matter when the plane fails to start and after rallying the troops together and telling them they need to start again, Grace tells Morgan on the radio there’s going to be another meltdown unless he acts. Upon trying to take the mop head off though, Alicia catches him and they have a good chuckle about it. With his new metal pole in tow, Morgan practices his stick moves outside but it doesn’t feel right so he tries switching it for a wooden mop. With bits of plane tucked away across multiple trucks, they’re tasked with a solitary mission to bring them all together – fix the plane so they can head over the mountains.
They all receive a morale boost when Morgan and the cavalry arrive and everyone reconvenes, including Althea. We begin with the kids watching cartoons, chuckling along at the pranks, except Dillon who winds up reading Little Prince. There’s some good character interactions here but the episode lets itself down with a questionable ending, underlined by poor CGI and logic that’s plagued this show for a while now. After last week’s stand-alone piece involving Althea, we return to Fear The Walking Dead with the whole gang back together.
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