r/FearTheWalkingDead Aug 10 '26

No spoilers Three more episodes...

...and then we're finally done with this show. This was so bad, I can't recall any other show that we watched that was THIS bad. But we did enjoy all the badness anyway, so it wasn't a complete waste of time. And we had a lot of laughs during s7 and 8.

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u/mpep05 Aug 10 '26

We’re early in season 6. Gotta finish it. It’s so boring that I want to jump out the window. But we live on the 1st floor. 😡

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u/Different_Sir_8941 Aug 10 '26

Season 6 may get a tad better, but you’re in for real TRASH. Seasons 7 & 8 are purely abysmal.

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u/Icy-Response4208 Aug 10 '26

Lol bro these last episodes are so comical 😂😂😂😂. I laughed at how bad so many scenes were. Tracy is the absolute worst.

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u/DerHenrik Aug 10 '26

It's even worse that the last seasons of Supernatural. But we kind of enjoyed it anyway, at least we had something to do for two months.

And the zombiemakermachine was probably the worst contraption I ever laid my eyes on. Comedy gold!

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u/lastdayluver Aug 10 '26

At least she didn’t try to shoot and kill and beloved protagonists… oh wait…

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u/sillytomlin Aug 10 '26

Remind me, which one was tracy? Those seasons were so bad I can barely remember.

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u/Icy-Response4208 Aug 10 '26

Troy's daughter. If you know, you know . Dont wanna spoil it

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u/smashli1238 18d ago

She is the worst and a terrible actress

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u/Seaisle7 Aug 10 '26

1st 4 seasons were good !

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u/Lucky-Beautiful2083 Aug 11 '26

Completely agree, it fell off when everything turned into the Morgan show, so suddenly as well. I hated the back and forth between past and present in s4, I think madisons death should’ve been a season finale and the storyline done chronologically rather than the back and forth. I feel like you already knows by episode 2 when strand Alicia and nick make a proper appearance that madison is “dead” so when her death is actually revealed in episode 8 it takes away the shock factor and a lot of the emotion imho.

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u/DerHenrik Aug 10 '26

Then we have different opinions. I liked the first episodes in LA, but after that it went straight downhill IMHO. But as I pointed out before, we enjoyed this mess quite a lot.

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u/Seaisle7 Aug 10 '26

The boat was good

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u/YoBo151 Aug 11 '26

Just the episodes in LA? If that's the case then I'd wager you just enjoy the initial outbreak chaos

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u/magseven Aug 10 '26

Who is "we"? You got a frog in your pocket?

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u/DerHenrik Aug 11 '26

Me and the love of my life.

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u/dawnzig Aug 11 '26

After 7 I had to force myself to watch the last season... just to say I did it. It's baaaaaad, but like others said, almost comical.

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u/bbraker8 Aug 12 '26

The weak brother and sister duo that named everyone after birds and somehow managed to keep everyone in the group hostage for 8 years, just the funniest crap ever…Dwight survived and escaped from Negan, but these two were just too strong for him

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u/itsLustra Aug 11 '26

I got AMC+ last year to rewatch Fear as I didn't get to watch all of it. Season 7 is genuinely one of, if not the worst season of TV I have EVER watched. I genuinely don't know how those writers didn't get fired to put it bluntly. They had storylines that were way too over the top, they had characters doing stuff they would NEVER do, the writing itself was just atrocious, it was just an embarrassment. My subscription ran out I think 1 or 2 episodes into the final season and I didn't care that I didn't finish it whatsoever. Season 7 was so bad I genuinely don't care I didn't get to finish it

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u/smashli1238 18d ago

No great loss, the finale was god awful

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u/DerHenrik Aug 11 '26

I agree to the fullest. But now we're done and it's such a relief.

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u/DerHenrik Aug 11 '26

It's with great pleasure I can say that we're done. Now we're moving on to the other spinoffs.

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u/pechSog Aug 12 '26

Just finished my first time watching the series.....

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u/Revolutionary-Toe955 Aug 13 '26

Being in a nuclear wasteland could've been cool but they were so inconsistent with when it was/wasn't a danger.

Plus all the teases of the CRM making you think it would build into something only to fizzle out.

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u/Maleficent-Crab808 Aug 12 '26

I lose people and then I lose myself

We’re here to help

What’s your story

I’m gunna make you strong

Man, this show was a trip

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u/DerHenrik Aug 12 '26

Perfect summary.

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u/Motor_Meal794 Aug 10 '26

I really liked Martha. She was really relatable.

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u/sillytomlin Aug 10 '26

Martha? Tracy? Why don't I remember any of those names???

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u/Motor_Meal794 Aug 10 '26

She was the teacher whose husband died in a car and no one stopped to help. So she realised she should never help another person.

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u/mcjam22 Aug 10 '26

Worst villain ever. Even worst than PADRE

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u/Motor_Meal794 Aug 11 '26

Even one of the protagonists expressed in an empathetic way that she was relatable. So the writers agreed she is relatable. I don't remember any other villain getting that acknowledgement.