The End of Everything
- Episode aired Jun 30, 2019
- TV-MA
- 46m
IMDb RATING
6.9/10
2.8K
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Althea chases a story with dogged determination, putting the mission, and her life in danger.Althea chases a story with dogged determination, putting the mission, and her life in danger.Althea chases a story with dogged determination, putting the mission, and her life in danger.
Colman Domingo
- Victor Strand
- (credit only)
Danay Garcia
- Luciana Galvez
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Garret Dillahunt
- John Dorie
- (credit only)
Austin Amelio
- Dwight
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Alexa Nisenson
- Charlie
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Karen David
- Grace Mukherjee
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Jenna Elfman
- June Dorie
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Rubén Blades
- Daniel Salazar
- (credit only)
James Armstrong
- Beckett
- (uncredited)
Jenny Biggs
- Featured Walker
- (uncredited)
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Mike Estes
- Walker
- (uncredited)
Rachel Prieto
- Walker
- (uncredited)
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More is revealed about the mysterious military group but a little slow moving.
Fear the Walking Dead
Episode 5.05 (3 out of 5 stars).
The weakest slow moving episode so far. Almost feels like an episode filler of the season. Which it Follows Al (Maggie Grace) after she was taken captive by a militarized person. Which reveals to be a lady Isabelle. They both share their side of the stories. Which Al is all about trying to uncover untold stories. And we also learn a little about Al and her past. Which is no fun surprises at all. Al and Isabelle spending most of the episode going one place to another to get fuel for the helicopter. And coming across a few zombies and storytelling. This episode was slow. No progression to the plot. The villain of the season which may be this militarized group is still forgettable and weak. This season really needs to pick up the pace of its forgettable season.
Episode 5.05 (3 out of 5 stars).
The weakest slow moving episode so far. Almost feels like an episode filler of the season. Which it Follows Al (Maggie Grace) after she was taken captive by a militarized person. Which reveals to be a lady Isabelle. They both share their side of the stories. Which Al is all about trying to uncover untold stories. And we also learn a little about Al and her past. Which is no fun surprises at all. Al and Isabelle spending most of the episode going one place to another to get fuel for the helicopter. And coming across a few zombies and storytelling. This episode was slow. No progression to the plot. The villain of the season which may be this militarized group is still forgettable and weak. This season really needs to pick up the pace of its forgettable season.
Al
This episode was all about Al . Many people said this wasn't but I like it . I like Maggie Grace and i wanted to know more about Al .
I enjoyed this episode . But i expected to see more about the mysterious group that left by helicopter .
I enjoyed this episode . But i expected to see more about the mysterious group that left by helicopter .
Very good character moments; the climbing action was lit
Yet again I enjoyed this episode of season 5. Very solid season so far, at least for me. I wonder why some people who clearly hate this franchise are wasting their time with this... Anyways, Al is one of my favorite characters and Maggie Grace delivers a great performance in this episode. Isabelle is an interesting new entry to the show and I really hope we'll see more of her in the future. The actress (Sydney Lemmon) did a fantastic job. The whole climbing action had me on edge and I liked how the scene was directed. Definitely a thrilling moment!
I hope that wasn't the last thing we saw from the helicopter people on FTWD. That'd be disappointing.
not forward or back,
There's potential here, to get out of this vicious circle of frontier existence loops that after 8 years are the only thing they could be, repetitive, and the 3 circle story line offers to take it somewhere different for a change.
I liked the climbing sequence a bit of change of scenery is good after all.
There was an attempt to explore Althea's character set up, (the diligent reporter who has to get the story), and a bit of back story about her brother and how he died because of her driving force, but it was kind of rushed through and didn't really ring solidly. There were a few badly set up and delivered details in this one. The bite proof vest just when Althea gets her first bite, after knowing better for her entire existence in the WD world, loosing a boot, the obligatory beer sponsorship placement in the top of the mountain to follow the 'beer solves everything and is civilisation' theme,
I liked watching an Althea based story, she's an interesting character and a good actor but we're back to the characters not being given good enough material to deliver. I'm not feeling her driving force to record the history of people so their lives mean something, which is a great theme to think about.
Then the lesbian kiss scene, which rather than be a wow moment came across as dragging out another overdone trope, it's been used so often on shows now it feels lazy.
This episode doesn't have a credited writer on it, just a bunch of story editors and a staff writer David Johnson so we can't surmise who's delivering and not delivering from this. Ashley Cardiff who did deliver a couple of episodes back was executive story editor so it did pass through her desk, so, not quite as optimistic as I was a couple of weeks ago, but, it wasn't garbage, so that's something.
Furthering Ricks story
This episode is the first that's given any insight into the various mysterious reasons that Rick disappeared. It's a fascinating watch. It also does a great job developing Al's character in a meaningful way.
Did you know
- TriviaMichael E. Satrazemis also directs several Episodes of Walking Dead.
- GoofsThere was no reason for the two women to stop the car to kill the walkers. The road was not blocked and there was only one walker when they decided to kill the walker by hand. If they weren't already stopped they would have just kept driving. Likewise, they could have proceeded slowly without damaging their vehicle. At this point in the apocalypse, the living should be risk averse and only be killing walkers when necessary since every kill, no matter how easy, involves danger and increases your risk of being bitten.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Talking Dead: Is Anybody Out There? (2019)
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- 46m
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- Aspect ratio
- 16:9 HD
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