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"Fear the Walking Dead" takes a unique and engaging look at the zombie apocalypse, examining the outbreak's early days and the impact on a diverse mix of survivors. The series successfully conveys the sensation of fear, uncertainty, and moral quandaries that develop when society crumbles. The drama digs into nuanced character development and explores the delicate dynamics of relationships built in the midst of tragedy, with a great ensemble cast lead by Kim Dickens and Cliff Curtis. The slower pacing and character-driven storytelling allow for a deeper investigation of the human mind and the characters' progress as they adapt to their harsh new world. The series is visually beautiful and atmospheric, with great production qualities and unsettling moments of suspense and dread. While it takes some time to establish its own identity and narrative arc in the early seasons, "Fear the Walking Dead" progressively builds its own identity and narrative arc, creating a distinct and compelling companion to "The Walking Dead" universe.
Outstanding Special Practical Effects in a Photoreal or Animated Project | 2021
Merit Honorary Award | 2024 | Michael
Authentic Representation | 2021
Best Actor in a NetworkCable Television Series | 2022 | Colman
Best Horror Television Series NetworkCable | 2022
Best GuestStarring Performance in a NetworkCable Television Series | 2022 | Aisha
Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series | 2021 | Colby
Best Horror Television Series | 2016
Best Supporting Actor in a Television Series | 2019 | Lennie
Best Guest Performance in a Television Series | 2018 | Michael
Best Performance by a Younger Actor in a Television Series | 2016 | Frank
Best Actress on Television | 2016 | Kim
Best Supporting Actor Television Drama | 2021 | Rubén
Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Photoreal Episode | 2018 | Frank
Best HorrorThriller TV SpotTrailerTeaser for a Series | 2017
Best HorrorThriller TV Series Poster | 2017
Best Horror Poster | 2016
Best Horror Series | 2016
A 16 part web series that tells the story of the breakout from a group of people on a plane was created to tie in to Fear The Walking Dead Season 2. The web series is Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462 (2015).
In 2017, a new AMC policy was announced that allows both The Walking Dead (2010) & Fear the Walking Dead (2015) to use the F word twice per season. The first instance was on Fear The Walking Dead in its third season.
The actor who plays Travis Manawa, Cliff Curtis, is a New Zealander of Maori descent. Curtis has become known over the years for playing characters who come from a wide variety of racial, national, and/or ethnic backgrounds (including Latino, African-American, Iraqi Arab, Indian, and others) but he has only rarely had roles in which he played someone who shared his actual lineage. In an August 2015 interview, Curtis revealed that when he was cast as Travis, the show's creators adjusted his character to make Travis also of Maori descent, and that it is one of the only roles he's had for which he was not required to cover his traditional tattoos. "Manawa" is a Maori word meaning "mangrove tree"; it can also refer to a person's hand, breath, or heart, depending on the context.
As shown in the pilot, iPhone 4 is used which refers that the events might have taken place in 2009-2010 where the first season of The Walking Dead (2010) started .
The premiere broke a cable record for a series launch in both adults 18-49 (6.3 million) and total viewers (10.13 million)
