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* Hurricanes often remind us how powerless we are against Mother Nature; now imagine that in an apocalypse without organized shelter, government aid and relief, or weather forecasting. Our biggest advantage against hurricanes is our ability to forecast them and give the people in the line of fire a chance to evacuate. Yet after the fall of society, survivors like Morgan's group are pretty much SOL. Add in walkers and you're in for a bad time.
* When John and Strand are stranded on a small island after the hurricane, perhaps the biggest threat to them is not walkers, but a hungry alligator who's been eating good in the storm's wake and ''knows'' there is trapped prey on the island.
* When John and Strand are stranded on a small island after the hurricane, perhaps the biggest threat to them is not walkers, but a hungry alligator who's been eating good in the storm's wake and ''knows'' there is trapped prey on the island.
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* The state of Will, after he was pushed off a building by Strand, is bound to remind viewers of [[Recap/TheWalkingDeadS07E01TheDayWillComeWhenYouWontBe Glenn's demise from Negan]]. [[FacialHorror Half of his face is bloodied to the point where we can see his]] ''[[FacialHorror muscles]]'' like his ''muscles'', face is made of raw ground beef, [[FacialHorror and the eyeball is exposed.]] Also, his bodily organs are scattered all over the place!place!
** This ends up becoming Strand's ''preferred'' form of execution as the season goes on. The only good thing is that the victims are dead on impact after falling several stories, but it's still a terrible way to go, especially when you ''know'' why you're being taken to the roof.
** This ends up becoming Strand's ''preferred'' form of execution as the season goes on. The only good thing is that the victims are dead on impact after falling several stories, but it's still a terrible way to go, especially when you ''know'' why you're being taken to the roof.
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* Strand becomes so paranoid and monstrous that his one follower who was loyal to him, Howard, is ultimately thrown off the Tower just because Strand believed John was the more committed member of his community. Even before this, Strand is so bad that he's shown having numerous people thrown off the roof on a whim.
* Alicia and Strand's bickering destroys the Tower and lures in an irradiated horde, and once they hit the Tower's flames, it will pollute the atmosphere to become complete inhospitable. It's no wonder the group is forced to flee, Teddy's victory becoming absolute in Texas - and keep in mind, he wanted to do this to ''the entire continent if not the world''.
* Alicia and Strand's bickering destroys the Tower and lures in an irradiated horde, and once they hit the Tower's flames, it will pollute the atmosphere to become complete inhospitable. It's no wonder the group is forced to flee, Teddy's victory becoming absolute in Texas - and keep in mind, he wanted to do this to ''the entire continent if not the world''.
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** Grace even says that as bad as past nuclear disasters like the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and Chernobyl were, they had some precision or containment to them. This impending disaster will have no such mitigation, and will be even WORSE than those defining moments of horror in history. Chernobyl will not be inhabitable for another few thousand years; now apply this to TEN regions of the southern United States, and think about how Teddy still wasn’t satisfied with this.
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* Arno suffers a particularly messy death when Daniel turns the tables on him and lowers him in a cage to a horde of walkers. The cage has very little bars towards the bottom, so even though Arno tries to protect himself, he can do nothing but squirm until the walkers begin tearing him apart at the legs. It’s so bad that when Daniel finally raises him up, some of Arno’s legs have been stripped to the bone by the starving walkers.
* The radiation sickness that Charlie and John, Sr. fall victim to prove just how woefully unprepared our survivors were for the nuclear apocalypse. John, Sr. noted he was very careful and quick but was still afflicted with radiation burns. Most of the group’s supplies and protections were hastily put together and weren’t professional equipment, meaning even if you’re trying to eke out a careful living, unless you have said professional equipment, you’re just as likely to die of poisoning.
** Charlie’s condition quickly deteriorates within what appears to be days, and she becomes bedridden and loses her hair as she wastes away.
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* The radiation sickness that Charlie and John, Sr. fall victim to prove just how woefully unprepared our survivors were for the nuclear apocalypse. John, Sr. noted he was very careful and quick but was still afflicted with radiation burns. Most of the group’s supplies and protections were hastily put together and weren’t professional equipment, meaning even if you’re trying to eke out a careful living, unless you have said professional equipment, you’re just as likely to die of poisoning.
** Charlie’s condition quickly deteriorates within what appears to be days, and she becomes bedridden and loses her hair as she wastes away.
* Strand becomes so paranoid and monstrous that his one follower who was loyal to him, Howard, is ultimately thrown off the Tower just because Strand believed John was the more committed member of his community.
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* Madison, Nick and Jeremia finding Gretchen and her whole family murdered and turned.
* Nick and Jake set out to find Troy and discover him using the grenade launcher to guide a herd of walking dead toward the ranch. A wall of trailers and [=RV=]s is hoped to turn the herd, but it fails and the ranchers and natives evacuate to the bunker-like pantry. The pantry into which Alicia evacuated everyone doesn't have enough air for them all; she asks for those bitten to come forward. A dozen people are given morphine and '''euthanized'''. As the air gets thinner, People begin passing out and rising as the dead. The Slow reanimation of the survivors in the bunker is one of the many bone chilling moments of the season. And Alicia being stuck in the bunker with them while unconscious just adds to the dark bleak tension.
* Nick and Jake set out to find Troy and discover him using the grenade launcher to guide a herd of walking dead toward the ranch. A wall of trailers and [=RV=]s is hoped to turn the herd, but it fails and the ranchers and natives evacuate to the bunker-like pantry. The pantry into which Alicia evacuated everyone doesn't have enough air for them all; she asks for those bitten to come forward. A dozen people are given morphine and '''euthanized'''. As the air gets thinner, People begin passing out and rising as the dead. The Slow reanimation of the survivors in the bunker is one of the many bone chilling moments of the season. And Alicia being stuck in the bunker with them while unconscious just adds to the dark bleak tension.
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** Utterly afraid of what’s coming once the missiles hit, Morgan and Grace ultimately decide to ''commit suicide'', not wanting to try to live through the horrible events about to unfold. After years of surviving horrors and walkers, ''this'' is what drives our heroes to give up and decide it’s better to simply die than face what’s coming.
** Dakota's death. She decides to die from one of the nuclear warheads detonating, where it's initial blast reduces her to a ''hot, charred, ashen corpse''. '''Which still stands.''' Because of that, many viewers have already labeled this scene as one of the most horrifying ways to go in the ''entire'' ''[[Franchise/TheWalkingDead Walking Dead]]'' universe, even if she deserved it.
** Dakota's death. She decides to die from one of the nuclear warheads detonating, where it's initial blast reduces her to a ''hot, charred, ashen corpse''. '''Which still stands.''' Because of that, many viewers have already labeled this scene as one of the most horrifying ways to go in the ''entire'' ''[[Franchise/TheWalkingDead Walking Dead]]'' universe, even if she deserved it.
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** Utterly afraid of what’s coming once the missiles hit, Morgan and Grace ultimately decide to ''commit suicide'', not wanting to try to live through the horrible events about to unfold. After years of surviving horrors and walkers, ''this'' is what drives our heroes to give up and decide it’s better to simply die than face what’s coming.
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** Dakota's death. She decides to die from one of the nuclear warheads detonating,where it's and its initial blast reduces her to a ''hot, charred, ashen corpse''. '''Which still stands.''' Because of that, many viewers have already labeled this scene as one of the most horrifying ways to go in the ''entire'' ''[[Franchise/TheWalkingDead Walking Dead]]'' universe, even if she deserved it.
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* The state of Will, after he was pushed off a building by Strand, is bound to remind viewers of [[Recap/TheWalkingDeadS07E01TheDayWillComeWhenYouWontBe Glenn's demise from Negan]]. [[FacialHorror Half of his face is bloodied to the point where we can see his ''muscles'', and the eyeball is exposed. exposed.]] Also, his bodily organs are scattered all over the place!
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* Teddy’s plan to end as much of civilization as he can with the nuclear submarine is completely bonkers and completely terrifying considering this madman is perfectly within reach of achieving such a goal. Pioneers, Saviors, Whisperers. Not even the mighty hordes like the one commanded by Alpha even hold a candle to the utter devastation planned by Teddy. There’s always a chance for even a massive horde to be destroyed or lured away, and humans like Negan can be reasoned with (and Negan himself was known to team up with heroes against a common threat if it came down to it). The destruction caused by a submarine’s worth of missiles is enough to destroy the continent of North America, damming any survivors to try to eke out a living in a nuclear fallout that will last well beyond the end of their natural lives and beyond. That’s nothing to say if Teddy had enough missiles to take out his insane plan on the rest of the world.
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* Teddy’s plan to end as much of civilization as he can with the nuclear submarine is completely bonkers and completely terrifying considering this madman is perfectly within reach of achieving such a goal. Pioneers, Saviors, Whisperers. Not Whisperers, not even the mighty hordes like the one commanded by Alpha even hold a candle to the utter devastation planned by Teddy. There’s always a chance for even a massive horde to be destroyed or lured away, and humans like Negan can be reasoned with (and Negan himself was known to team up with heroes against a common threat if it came down to it). The destruction caused by a submarine’s worth of missiles is enough to destroy the continent of North America, damming any survivors to try to eke out a living in a nuclear fallout that will last well beyond the end of their natural lives and beyond. That’s nothing to say if Teddy had enough missiles to take out his insane plan on the rest of the world.
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* The state of Will, after he was pushed off a building by Strand, is bound to remind viewers of [[Recap/TheWalkingDeadS07E01TheDayWillComeWhenYouWontBe Glenn's demise from Negan]]. Half of his face is bloodied to the point where we can see his ''muscles'', and the eyeball is exposed. Also, his bodily organs are scattered all over the place!
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* The state of Will, after he was pushed off a building by Strand, is bound to remind viewers of [[Recap/TheWalkingDeadS07E01TheDayWillComeWhenYouWontBe Glenn's demise from Negan]]. Half of his face is bloodied to the point where we can see his ''muscles'', and the eyeball is exposed. Also, his bodily organs are scattered all over the place!
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* Teddy’s plan to end as much of civilization as he can with the nuclear submarine is completely bonkers and completely terrifying considering this madman is perfectly within reach of achieving such a goal. Pioneers, Saviors, Whisperers. Not even the mighty hordes like the one commanded by Alpha even hold a candle to the utter devastation planned by Teddy. There’s always a chance for even a massive horde to be destroyed or lured away, and humans like Negan can be reasoned with (and Negan himself was known to team up with heroes against a common threat if it came down to it). The destruction caused by a submarine’s worth of missiles is enough to destroy the continent of North America, damming any survivors to try to eke out a living in a nuclear fallout that will last well beyond the end of their natural lives and beyond. That’s nothing to say if Teddy had enough missiles to take out his insane plan on the rest of the world.
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** By episode’s end, the remaining survivors who didn’t get evacuated by the CRM are left stuck in the heart of a now-destroyed Texas, left to somehow deal with the nuclear fallout. On top of the walker apocalypse already taking place. Unless they can somehow get away from the state, they’re going to have to live in bunkers and try to scavenge for whatever food and water they can find for the rest of their lives, provided they don’t succumb to the radiation.
*** Even though Morgan’s group knew what was coming, Texas is a huge state likely full of survivors who didn’t have any idea that the missiles were approaching. They easily could’ve just been going about their day surviving or even enjoying peace in a fortified community, only for it all to come crashing down with no warning at all. And it’s entirely possible they’ll never learn why the missiles struck.
*** Even though Morgan’s group knew what was coming, Texas is a huge state likely full of survivors who didn’t have any idea that the missiles were approaching. They easily could’ve just been going about their day surviving or even enjoying peace in a fortified community, only for it all to come crashing down with no warning at all. And it’s entirely possible they’ll never learn why the missiles struck.
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** Dakota's death. She decides to die from one of the nuclear warheads detonating, where it's initial blast reduces her to a ''hot, charred, ashen corpse''. '''Which still stands.''' Because of that, many viewers have already labeled this scene as one of the most horrifying ways to go in the ''entire'' ''[[Franchise/TheWalkingDead Walking Dead]]'' universe.
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** Dakota's death. She decides to die from one of the nuclear warheads detonating, where it's initial blast reduces her to a ''hot, charred, ashen corpse''. '''Which still stands.''' Because of that, many viewers have already labeled this scene as one of the most horrifying ways to go in the '''entire''' ''entire'' ''[[Franchise/TheWalkingDead Walking Dead]]'' universe.
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** The opening credits ''doesn't even use the theme tune'', only an ominous wail and the sounds of the nuclear warheads being launched. Teddy is the character present in the middle of the intro, which changes with each episode to highlight the season's anthology focus. He's grinning and [[CrucifiedHeroShot has his arms outstretched]], like he's proclaiming himself as some sort of dark messiah. [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou And when the title appears, light suddenly illuminates the opening until all you see is a white screen, meaning that you witnessed a nuclear explosion up close]].
** Dakota's death. She decides to die from one of the nuclear warheads detonating, where it's initial blast reduces her to a ''hot, charred, ashen corpse''. '''Which still stands.''' Because of that, many viewers have already labeled this scene as one of the most horrifying ways to go in the '''entire''' ''Franchise/TheWalkingDead'' universe.
** Dakota's death. She decides to die from one of the nuclear warheads detonating, where it's initial blast reduces her to a ''hot, charred, ashen corpse''. '''Which still stands.''' Because of that, many viewers have already labeled this scene as one of the most horrifying ways to go in the '''entire''' ''Franchise/TheWalkingDead'' universe.
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** The opening credits ''doesn't even use the theme tune'', only an ominous wail and the sounds of the nuclear warheads being launched. Teddy is the character present in the middle of the intro, which usually changes with each episode to highlight the season's anthology focus. He's grinning and [[CrucifiedHeroShot has his arms outstretched]], like he's proclaiming himself as some sort of dark messiah. [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou And when the title appears, light suddenly illuminates the opening screen until all you see is a white screen, it's completely white, meaning that you just witnessed a nuclear explosion up close]].
** Dakota's death. She decides to die from one of the nuclear warheads detonating, where it's initial blast reduces her to a ''hot, charred, ashen corpse''. '''Which still stands.''' Because of that, many viewers have already labeled this scene as one of the most horrifying ways to go in the '''entire'''''Franchise/TheWalkingDead'' ''[[Franchise/TheWalkingDead Walking Dead]]'' universe.
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* The finale doesn't skimp on the terrors of ten entire nuclear warheads wreaking hell on all of Texas.
** The opening credits ''doesn't even use the theme tune'', only an ominous wail and the sounds of the nuclear warheads being launched. Teddy is the character present in the middle of the intro, which changes with each episode to highlight the season's anthology focus. He's grinning and [[CrucifiedHeroShot has his arms outstretched]], like he's proclaiming himself as some sort of dark messiah. [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou And when the title appears, light suddenly illuminates the opening until all you see is a white screen, meaning that you witnessed a nuclear explosion up close]].
** Dakota's death. She decides to die from one of the nuclear warheads detonating, where it's initial blast reduces her to a ''hot, charred, ashen corpse''. '''Which still stands.''' Because of that, many viewers have already labeled this scene as one of the most horrifying ways to go in the ''entire ''Franchise/TheWalkingDead'' universe.
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* The finale doesn't skimp on the terrors of ten entire nuclear warheads wreaking hell on all of Texas.
** The opening credits ''doesn't even use the theme tune'', only an ominous wail and the sounds of the nuclear warheads being launched. Teddy is the character present in the middle of the intro, which changes with each episode to highlight the season's anthology focus. He's grinning and [[CrucifiedHeroShot has his arms outstretched]], like he's proclaiming himself as some sort of dark messiah. [[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou And when the title appears, light suddenly illuminates the opening until all you see is a white screen, meaning that you witnessed a nuclear explosion up close]].
** Dakota's death. She decides to die from one of the nuclear warheads detonating, where it's initial blast reduces her to a ''hot, charred, ashen corpse''. '''Which still stands.''' Because of that, many viewers have already labeled this scene as one of the most horrifying ways to go in the ''entire ''Franchise/TheWalkingDead'' universe.
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->''"Before she brought you in, she made me promise that I would not harm you, that we would talk, and that I would exchange you for my wife's return. That is not gonna happen."''
-->-- '''Daniel Salazar''' preparing for a torture session
These examples really put the ''Fear'' in ''Fear the Walking Dead''...
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* Griselda getting injured as the group tries to escape the rioting city. A broken leg is never pleasant to deal with in the first place, but in an apocalyptic world, it has become a death sentence.
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* The plane crash that left all but one survivor dead or mortally injured. Chris has to MercyKill one survivor who has been pinned to his seat with his torso broken in half.
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* The slow collapse of Los Angeles. And watching the power grid go out over the city.
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* Freshly turned zombies are particularly creepy.
creepy cause they still look human[[note]]barring the ones with severe trauma[[/note]], except they're slightly ''off'' due to their ZombieGait and vacant cloudy eyes.
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!!In General
* First off, there's the walkers. Secondly, it only took a few weeks to kill off pretty much everything. By Season 2, which is around a week or two in after the outbreak got rolling, and they're already resorting to firebombing the entire east and west coastlines to stop the infected. And [[ForegoneConclusion as we know, their efforts to thin them out was in vain.]]
!!Season One
!!Season Two
!!Season Three
* First off, there's the walkers. Secondly, it only took a few weeks to kill off pretty much everything. By Season 2, which is around a week or two in after the outbreak got rolling, and they're already resorting to firebombing the entire east and west coastlines to stop the infected. And [[ForegoneConclusion as we know, their efforts to thin them out was in vain.]]
!!Season One
!!Season Two
!!Season Three
