Tomorrow Monday we will be showing the second episode of "Fear The Walking Dead" and for all those of you who can't wait, here's a little preview of the upcoming episode!
Last week the companion series to «The Walking Dead» premiered and it was a great success and the enthusiasm of the fans was great. In episode 1 we got the chance to meet Maddy and her somewhat broken family. Nick, the drug-addicted son of Madison, who is visually compared to young Johnny Depp by many female fans, had the dubious honor of being one of the first to come into contact with the undead, which left him totally traumatized. Was it the drugs? is he going crazy? The poor man is completely upset... But stepfather Travis gets to the bottom of the matter and together with Maddy he discovers the undead Calvin at the end of the episode. In episode 2 "So close yet so far" things are really getting rough: the electricity and cell phone network are out, the police and military are on the job and Chris, Liza's and Travis' son, is lost.
Maddy and Tobias in action! The two of them are at school pushing a cart that appears to have some tin cans on it. We hear an alarm in the background and the unequal couple is in a great hurry. Is anyone after them? Did you break into the school? As we see at the end, the two are not alone: The director, whom we met in episode 1, also sneaks through the building. However, he doesn't listen to Madison's calls and it looks like his back is injured ...
Fear The Walking Dead: Sneak Peek from episode 2
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