Fear The Walking Dead | Season 2 | Episode 3 | Ouroboros [AMC] [SPOILERS]

NUTZZ

Fear The Walking Dead - Season 2

Episode 3 - "Ouroboros"

Airdate - April 24th on AMC at 9/8c | April 25th on AMC UK at 2am (and again at 9pm)

Madison confronts Strand about his undisclosed destination; Nick, Alicia and others inspect a plane crash site.

Promo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtLPx8FhcK4

Sneak Peek

Coming soon





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ricero

7

Really enjoyed this weeks episode. Besides the dodgy first episode this new series is getting better and better

Dandelion6

Glad I finally watched Flight 462 last night.

Great ep and it's interesting to watch these characters coming to terms with the irrelevance of the moral code they used to live by. Chris and Madison's epiphanies were particularly striking. Also, Nick's discovery of the zombie-guts camouflage was hilarious

Hope we haven't seen the last of the Asian character, I really liked her.

WinnyThePoo

I cheered when strand cut the line. He's got a level head.

Nervous Wreck

I'm hoping we now get two stories. One with the folks on the boat and one with the people they left floating.

Flippyfloppy

Nervous Wreck wrote: »

I'm hoping we now get two stories. One with the folks on the boat and one with the people they left floating.

Im thinking

we'll probably see them again, with the bad boat guys

Monife

4

I hope that moody teenager gets killed soon, massive liability. How do these stupid kids last so long on these shows!

Hope the boat goes kaput soon, so boring. I thought this show was supposed to give us a flavour of the immediate aftermath of the outbreak and how people managed. They haven't had to do that much to survive.

Keplar240B

9

WinnyThePoo wrote: »

I cheered when strand cut the line. He's got a level head.

Terrible decision.
They could have ate them.
All I saw was 100kg of biomass floating away,

brianregan09

7

Have a feeling the younger of the 2 sons is going to turn into a Shane type character ,He was really enjoying killing the walkers last week and now he's taken his 1st human life

Its funny I really didn't like Strand at all in season one but he's by far the best character in this season also loved when he cut the rope called it the minute they said they tow them , although I thought Madison would do it when the kids were asleep

ricero

7

I reckon the asian girl who got cut adrift could perhaps become the baddie of season 2. Did she overhear them talking about mexico ?

Sudden Valley

I think the asian girl is probably just going to die and this is just another episode where the crew can get all sad about their decision and Strand can show he's a cool dude like Shaft. I can't see any of the cast dying their plot armor is so thick so they are just introducing one episode characters to kill them.

Sudden Valley

I think the asian girl is probably just going to die and this is just another episode where the crew can get all sad about their decision and Strand can show he's a cool dude like Shaft. I can't see any of the cast dying their plot armor is so thick so they are just introducing one episode characters to kill them.

CramCycle

6

She did know alot about the infection in regards how to kill them before anyone else on the flight, so her turning up elsewhere is not unreasonable.

I imagine though if she does come back, it will be a once off and she will be a goodie/baddie ie she will want them dead but she is not a bad person. We are just calling the main guys good guys, quite unjustly as things are going so far.

Flippyfloppy

Is this airing in UK/Ireland?!

NUTZZ

7

Flippyfloppy wrote: »

Is this airing in UK/Ireland?!

Only in the UK, on AMC From BT HD, no broadcaster has obtained Irish rights yet. It is available to stream on Amazon Prime too.

Monife

4

NUTZZ wrote: »

Only in the UK, on AMC From BT HD, no broadcaster has obtained Irish rights yet. It is available to stream on Amazon Prime too.

And Showbox

silverharp

the fact they are focusing on the sea brings up one question, whats the Navy up to? World War Z had the navy as an integral part of keeping the US command structure going, even a passing remark of its relocated to Hawaii would be an answer.

Overall good so far , the guy trapped in the airplane was an interesting scene in this episode. I find all the whining to save random strangers a bit grating , the sooner that knocked out of them the better.....

white apples

8

silverharp wrote: »

the fact they are focusing on the sea brings up one question, whats the Navy up to?

I think that might be answered in the next episode.

The sneak peek shows a heavy coast guard or navy presence.

I thought this episode was the best one so far, starting to actually like some of the characters. Am very curious as to who they'll kill off first, perhaps Ophelia as she doesn't seem to be getting as much screen time as the rest of them.

silverharp

white apples wrote: »

I think that might be answered in the next episode.

The sneak peek shows a heavy coast guard or navy presence.

I thought this episode was the best one so far, starting to actually like some of the characters. Am very curious as to who they'll kill off first, perhaps Ophelia as she doesn't seem to be getting as much screen time as the rest of them.

cool! , I had originally thought that the ship was shot up because the navy had broken up or gone rogue, it will be interesting to see which way they play it. Maybe they have a shoot to kill on anything in the ocean.

lazybones32

I'm getting bored with all the emphasis on the boat. This show was supposed give more backstory to the decline and eventual downfall of society. They barely touch these aspects and simply rehash TWD.

Hyzepher

lazybones32 wrote: »

I'm getting bored with all the emphasis on the boat. This show was supposed give more backstory to the decline and eventual downfall of society. They barely touch these aspects and simply rehash TWD.

If anything, it's showing this remarkably well but from a human nature pov rather than infrastructural

Flippyfloppy

lazybones32 wrote: »

I'm getting bored with all the emphasis on the boat. This show was supposed give more backstory to the decline and eventual downfall of society. They barely touch these aspects and simply rehash TWD.

I think it's safe to save anyone left in LA was bombed though, so the only survivors would be people who managed to escape land.

Anyone know would napalming a city kill walkers too, or just make more?

silverharp

Flippyfloppy wrote: »

I think it's safe to save anyone left in LA was bombed though, so the only survivors would be people who managed to escape land.

Anyone know would napalming a city kill walkers too, or just make more?

does napalming a city make any kind of sense especially somewhere like LA? surely a small nuke would have made more sense?

lazybones32

Hyzepher wrote: »

If anything, it's showing this remarkably well but from a human nature pov rather than infrastructural

I disagree. They showed snippets here and there: the low-attendance at school; the homeless zombie being shot by the cops and the subsequent protest. Then there was the riot in the street that was a velvet revolution of sorts - they all became zombies without so much as a scream. The Army seemed to be introduced just so they could be ticked off a list of "what about the..." questions that had to be addressed in order to move the story along.

Flippyfloppy wrote: »

Anyone know would napalming a city kill walkers too, or just make more?

silverharp wrote: »

does napalming a city make any kind of sense especially somewhere like LA? surely a small nuke would have made more sense?

Napalm should work for killing and disposing of the bodies and would be more effective in residential areas (timber housing, roofs, etc) rather than the concrete areas. A nuke would prob make the city off limits due to fallout; even a small one. I'd prefer to meet a crispy Z, than a radioactive one. Besides, I think American audiences would freak out and complain if a nuke was detonated on American soil by the US Armed forces on a TV show...I'd actually like it; it'd show the levels of desperation.

duridian

7

Back in season one I thought they were going with the nuclear option for LA, based partly on the sheer population concerned (LA basin has nearly 20 million population, even just one percent gone Z is an insane number to deal with.)
And the other part was because of the naming Operation Cobalt. A cobalt bomb is a type of neutron bomb.

LionelNashe

Just giving this another chance because there's not much else on these days. It's a bit frustrating watching these f**king teenagers nearly getting themselves killed every week because they can't follow basic instructions.