Karen David

So, after two completely terrible episodes of Fear the Walking Dead, this week’s installment is better. Not great, just better than what fans have had to endure of late. We finally catch up with Althea (Maggie Grace), who has been separated from the group that she helped rescue from the nuclear blast in the Season

The Season 7 premiere of AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead took a closer look at what Victor Strand (Colman Domingo) has been up to since the nuclear apocalypse collided with the zombie apocalypse. Now, heading into Episode 2, it is Morgan (Lennie James) and Grace’s (Karen David) turn in the limelight. However, the episode does

The Season 7 premiere of AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead concentrated on just how horrible Victor Strand (Colman Domingo) has turned out to be. Already, Strand has been responsible for one significant death as he builds an empire and surrounds his kingdom with the undead in order to keep out all of those who might

With Season 11 of The Walking Dead going on hiatus and The Walking Dead: World Beyond returning, viewers might have forgotten about the fact the Season 7 of Fear the Walking Dead is almost ready to premiere. The first episode will drop on October 17, next Sunday night. Because of this, AMC has given viewers

A virtual San Diego Comic-Con aired over the weekend, and thanks to that, a few questions have been answered regarding Season 7 of AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead. In particular, the fate of Morgan (Lennie James), Grace (Karen David), and Young Morgan, who is the daughter of Rachel (Brigitte Kali Canales) and Isaac (Michael Abbott

The Season 6 finale of AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead saw Morgan Jones (Lennie James), Grace (Karen David), and Little Morgan stuck outside when the nuclear blast happened. This was not the most ideal location for them to be. However, they hadn’t planned on sticking around to see the blast anyway. Before finding Little Morgan

I’m warning you now that this episode of Fear the Walking Dead is a real tear-jerker and you’d better get those tissues ready well advance — and this is coming from someone who usually doesn’t get overly emotional when it comes to characters in the zombie apocalypse. I mean, AMC kind of killed my emotional