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As if we needed another reminder, no good action goes unpunished! In season 5 premiere of Fear the undead, Morgan, Alicia and their group of post-apocalyptic altruists did not stop at every turn. They quickly tried to help those who needed it and needed it themselves. How is everything so bad so fast? Continue reading …
"IT'S STRONGER THAN THE EXPLODED BARBECUE OF PAPA" | When "Here to Help" started, we met the young Dylan and his big brother Max whose attack against the deer drew a pack of "grumblers". Fortunately, before our new acquaintances became objects on board a smorgasbord, an annoying plane was flying over his head. significantly less fortunately, he crashed nearby a second later. "It's good," Alicia said as she emerged from the wreckage. "We're here to help you." And she did, cutting her hand into ribbons as she slaughtered walker after stroller with a propeller blade. It turned out that our heroes were preparing to meet a survivor named Logan, stuck by walkers in a remote roadside. Only, of course, the sky had not been as friendly as our protagonists. After arriving in the cockpit, Al called Strand by radio, asking him to return to the denim factory and find his Skidmark-labeled cassette – this guy had a plane, she said, and they were going to have to to be taken in hand. (John thought Strand was out of range of the radio, but we soon learned that he had understood the message.) On the battlefield, Al was fascinated by a walker wearing a helmet and a kind of helmet. military equipment (such as an extraterrestrial). the army would have focused on V, only black). While June was watching Lucy, who had been impaled in the accident, Alicia noticed a sign indicating that they were in a radiation zone. Can we be about to learn the origins of the zombie apocalypse? (Spoiler alert: No.) First, they had to overtake the approaching horde … which they did, thanks to Max and Dylan's sister, Annie – the answer of this show to Strange things& # 39; Mad Max? – squealing in a Camp Cackleberry van. Once on the road, she mocked the idea that they should worry walkers. Sorry, Grondiers. These are "the least of our problems," she told her new passengers. "You do not know where you landed, do not you?"
"THIS PLACE IS WORSE THAT IT SEEMS" | In tracing, our gang taught the children that they had crossed the area with their parents when they were stuck. The children, in turn, learned how much our gang was eager to go to Logan – and did not believe it. "People do not just help people they do not know!" Said Max. With the patience of the saint he always tries to be, Morgan explained that their mission was to improve things where and when they could. "Good luck with that," Annie snapped, adding that it was not just the signs of radiation that made the region so disturbing, "it's the … you'll see." Thank you, Annie. Super helpful. Shortly afterwards, the Camp Cackleberry van was stopped by a roadblock made up of walkers. Above the travelers was a tree with noggin cut walkers hanging in its branches, like the biggest Christmas decorations in the world. (Points for the awful style!) Annie told Al that she did not know who would have done such a thing, but that obstacles like this were everywhere in the area. Oh, and something else: no way was crossing this twisted roadblock. Well then, said Morgan. They would walk. Logan was the first person in their group to hear about who wanted help and who could Alicia added that they would be well served if they did not join him. Hell, even Lucy, with a big metal thing sticking out of her chest, was like, "Let's go!" So finally, the roadblock was cleared and Annie drove her huge Lyft passengers to Logan. But "it's better to be worth it," she said.
"IT'S NOT GONNA BE PRETTY" | Once Morgan & Co. reached the truck stop where they expected to find Logan in a desperate situation, they found … ah, no Logan and no distress, serious or otherwise. There was no walker in sight. After Lucy informed the kids – and reminded viewers – of Clayton (aka Polar Bear), the benefactor they were trying to take advantage of, Morgan suggested that they eventually join them at the factory. They even have movie nights there, "said John. That would have sold me on the spot, but the cynics in the face of baby remained skeptical. And rightly so, it turned out. After Alicia reported to Morgan that it had become apparent that no one had stopped at this truck stop for a long time, the harpers thieves were pointing their guns at their elders and preparing to be vamoose. There is nothing to be afraid of, Morgan assured them. Yes, answered Annie. "That's what people always say when there's something to be feared." After their release, June removed the metal thing that gave Lucy a "human coat" feel, and we went to the mill, where an old friend (Hey, Max Headroom, Matt Frewer!) is let in. Back at the truck stop, Morgan finally reached Logan … who was – all together now – the eldest. He was Polar Bear's partner in the trucking industry and did not "share the charitable nature of Clayton". However, Logan and his team had recovered the factory that was his. He did not want to fight, he added. "I just want what belongs to me." Then, Strand, Wendell, Sarah and Charlie were stranded at the door, like sorry club kids, waiting to be admitted by a bouncer who would never let them in. Logan was watching our brave men, he said. They want to help people – well, now they could help themselves.
"You missed a real S-Pie in fashion today, Jimbo" | That night, at the truck stop, John had a crisis of faith. "I'm starting to think we may have all the luck in the world," he told June. It was too bad that no one let them share what they had. To comfort him, June reminded him, "I did not think anyone could help me, not even you … until you made me believe it." So that's all we have to do … find a way to make others believe as well. Outside, Alicia relieved the tension by hitting the walkers when she approached Morgan. He knew that she was furious, crushed, the works. But he was still trying to find the children. And they all had things to buy back, he added, so maybe it was just that it was difficult. "It should not be that difficult," she replied. Meanwhile, Charlie had managed to find a way to get Al's tape back into the factory, so Strand was watching his interview with Skidmark … which turned out to be Victor's worst nightmare, Daniel, alive! At the same time, Al went to the crash site of the plane to take a closer look at the hiker in uniform. On it, she found a map with three linked circles and the letters CRM. She was right, she told Morgan by radio. There was a story there! And just like that, she was KOD by another guy less dead in uniform. So, what did you think of "Here to Help"? Write it down in the poll below, then click on the comments.
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