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Alan (Flight 462)

* Alive
* Dead

## Family

* Unknown

Alan is a character in AMC’s *Fear the Walking Dead.* He was one of the passengers who managed to survive the crash of Flight 462.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Alan before the apocalypse, except he was bound for Phoenix on Flight 462.

## Post-Apocalypse

Alan's first (and only) appearance is the episode Ouroboros. Christopher Manawa comes across him as he is examining the remains of flight 462 somewhere in southern California. Alan begs Chris for help as other, Infected passengers snarl at them. Chris unbuckles him from his seat, and Alan falls to the floor, where we see his spine sticking out from his back. While still begging for help, he refuses water, indicating he wants Chris to kill him, which Chris does, with some hesitation.

## Trivia

* It is unknown how Alan survived so long with a serious back injury and without access to food or water. According to the timeline, Chris found him at least two weeks after the outbreak began.
Abandoned church

Nick running away from the church

The **Abandoned Church** is a location in Season 1 of AMC's *Fear The Walking Dead*.

## Pre-Apocalypse

This church served a local community in Los Angeles, California. It was abandoned some time before the outbreak, when it became a drug den.

## Post-Apocalypse

The church was used as a drug den by Nick Clark and other drug addicts. After a night of drug taking, Nick awakes to find himself alone. He heard a scream and leaves the choir loft, passing the wreckage of the church to find an infected Gloria eating another drug user. Nick then fleas the church.

Later, Travis returns to the church, finding large pools of drying blood and a lone druggie who fleas in terror.

It is unknown what happened to the church after this.

## Trivia

The church was filmed at the Pilgrim Church in the Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles.
El Pelicano

### Description

A supermarket in the control of the Los Hermanos gang. They allow people to take goods in return for things the gang needs, such as OxyContin.

### Appearances

"Los Muertos", "Pillar of Salt"

El Pelicano is a supermarket under the control of the Los Hermanos gang. It is not looted, and the gang allow people to 'shop' there in exchange for things the gang needs, such as drugs etc.
Catrina Island

Catrina Island, as seen from the The Abigail

Catrina Island is an island of unknown size off the coast of California. It appears in the second season of Fear the Walking Dead. It appears to be a largish island as it boasts the Geary family home, a Ranger's Station and tourist center (which appears to be some distance from the Geary's home), several beaches, at least two docks and a tourist park, as well as serving as an animal sanctuary. Due to the tourist park, a large part of the island is overrun

    with the infected. It is home to the Geary family, who have fenced off the section of island surrounding their home, with George Geary and Seth Geary constantly patrolling the fence line to keep it clear.

### Residents:

* George Geary (Fate Unknown)
* Melissa Geary (Deceased)
* Seth Geary
* Willa Geary (Deceased/Undead)
* Harry Geary

## Gallery

The view of the island from just by the jettyWilla and Harry play by the fence on the beachSeth takes Harry off the AbigailSeth clearing the infected off the fence
Christina

## Family

Unknown

Christina is a zombified maid in *AMC's* *Fear the Walking Dead*

## Pre-Apocalypse

She lived in Rosarito and worked as a maid at the Rosarito Beach Hotel

### "Do Not Disturb"

Its unknown how she died but its assumed she was either bitten or was cut and died from her wound. In the episode, Do Not Disturb, as Alicia Clark was trapped inside a hotel room. Christina walks in the room and before the zombified maid has a change to strike, she's is put down by Alicia.
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 Abandoned church Clark home Culver City El Sereno LA River Los Angeles Los Angeles Airport Los Angeles Bridges Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena Ortiz home Paul R. Williams High School Real World Locations of Fear the Walking Dead Safe Zones Salazar's Cuts Sale home Sisters of Mercy Hospital Strand home Temple Community Hospital The Military Hospital Tran home Venice Beach West View Library File:El Sereno.jpg
Canada

The flag of Canada

### Status

Vancouver fallen by end of Season 1, by Season 3, Partially overrun confirmed by Valery.

Canada is a country in North America, bordered to the south and east by The United States of America.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Before the apocalypse, Canada and the United States shared the longest undefended border in the world.

## Post-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Canada after the outbreak began.

However, it was mentioned by George Geary in the episode "We All Fall Down" that the city of Vancouver has been bombed. Thus, it is highly likely that Canada has outbreaks of its own, as the bombing of major urban areas matches the American strategy of Operation Cobalt.

It is unknown whether Canada deployed its military along it's border with The United States of America as Mexico is supposed to have done. However, if they did, it is likely they met with similar results as the Mexican Military in Baja California.

In Season 3 of Fear The Walking Dead, Russian Astronaut, Vashchenko reveals that every part of the earth is infected, meaning that Canada is most likely overrun.

## Trivia

* The majority of Season 1 was filmed in Vancouver.
Ford F100 Explorer

This vehicle belongs to Travis.

## Appearances

* "Pilot"
	+ By Travis to travel to the LA River.
* "So Close, Yet So Far"
	+ By Travis to travel to the Clark home from the LA River.
* "The Dog"
* "The Good Man"
	+ By Travis to travel to The Military Hospital from the Clark home.
	+ By Travis to travel to the Strand home from The Military Hospital.

## Used (as a weapon) By

* Nick to attempt to Put Down an Infected Calvin at the end of "Pilot".
Gonzalez Dam

Gonzalez Dam, as seen from the air

The Gonzalez Dam is a location in Season 3 of *Fear the Walking Dead*. It first appeared during Season 3 in the episode Teotwawki.

The dam is near Tijuana.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Built near the city of Tijuana in Baja California, it provided the city with power and water. It was under the management of a woman named Lola Guerrero.

## Post-Apocalypse

In the aftermath of the outbreak, the dam was taken over by Dante Esquivel, and by the time Victor Strand arrived, executions were a common occurrence. Dante was removed from power (killed) by Daniel Salazar and Lola Guerrero, supported by Daniel and others, took control of the dam.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.amc.com/shows/fear-the-walking-dead/cast-crew/lola-guerrero
Cole

Corporal **Cole** is a character in Season 1 of AMC's *Fear The Walking Dead*. He is portrayed by Jared Abrahamson, and first appears in the episode "Not Fade Away".

## Biography

### Not Fade Away

When the military begin to remove the distressed and risk prone civilians from the neighborhood, Bethany Exner has documented that Nicholas Clark and Griselda Salazar are going to be removed and taken to the facility. Cole helps stretcher Griselda into the back of a military truck.

### Cobalt

While the soldiers deal with an angry Ofelia Salazar, Castro and Adams are arguing, and Cpl. Cole says "I'm not doing this anymore." and starts to walk away. Lt. Moyers, who's been watching from back aways, tells Sgt. Castro to sort it out and Castro goes after him.

Travis Manawa insists and speaks with Moyers, wanting to visit the facility that his family where taken to. Travis gets in the back of a Humvee with Richards, Castro, Moyers and Cole. Cpl Cole is chatting with Travis, he now has a bruise on his left cheekbone that he says is nothing - due to "a momentary lapse of patriotism".

The soldiers with Travis get a radio message about a squad pinned down in the library and divert off to help them. Over the radio they can hear the chaos and panic. They arrive at the West View Library. Cole and the other soldiers go into the building. The radio messages are panicked and chaotic: "there's too many", "behind you, behind you". Infected men and women are shot and thrown out of windows. The squad, minus Moyers, run out of the building followed by the infected. Richards throws a grenade, fragging the infected and they get back in the Humvee. Travis asks where Moyers is and Richards answers that "He ain't coming." With Moyers gone Sgt. Castro is now heading home to San Diego and his family. The soldiers drop Travis back within a few blocks of home and then he's on his own.

## Trivia

* Actor Bobby Naderi confirms the soldiers escaped LA, however it is not confirmed if they made it to San Diego.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/BobbyNaderi/status/650858483999309824
Cliff Curtis

Images

**Cliff Curtis** portrays the role of Travis on *Fear the Walking Dead*. His character appears in all six episodes of Season 1 and in most episodes of Season 2.

Cliff Curtis, in an interview about his final episode

## Biography

Cliff Curtis, one of nine children, was born in Rotorua, in the North Island of New Zealand, and is the son of an amateur dancer. Cliff is of Māori descent; his tribal affiliations are Te Arawa and Ngāti Hauiti. As a boy he studied mau rākau, a traditional Māori form of taiaha fighting, with Māori elder Mita Mohi on Mokoia Island, which nurtured his abilities as a performer in kapa haka. Curtis later performed as a breakdancer and then competitively in rock 'n' roll dance competitions. He received his secondary education at Western Heights High School, Rotorua.
International Space Station

The International Space Station in orbit

The International Space Station (ISS) is an unseen location featured in Season 3 of Fear the Walking Dead.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The International Space Station (ISS) is a space station, or a habitable artificial satellite, in low Earth orbit. Its first component was launched into orbit in 1998, with the first long-term residents arriving in November 2000. It has been inhabited continuously since that date.

The ISS serves as a microgravity and space environment research laboratory in which crew members conduct experiments in biology, human biology, physics, astronomy, meteorology, and other fields. The station is suited for the testing of spacecraft systems and equipment required for missions to the Moon and Mars. The ISS maintains an orbit with an altitude of between 330 and 435 km (205 and 270 mi) by means of reboost maneuvers using the engines of the Zvezda module or visiting spacecraft. It circles the Earth in roughly 92 minutes and completes 15.5 orbits per day.

## Post-Apocalypse

At the time of the outbreak. the ISS was manned by at least one Russian cosmonaut, Valery Stepanovich Vashchenko. From his vantage point on the ISS he was able to track the advance of the outbreak. By the time he made contact with Victor Strand in the Season 3 episode Children of Wrath, he was able to report that "...I watched the lights go out on the world three days before my scheduled reentry," thus confirming that the outbreak had gone global and was no longer confined to North America.

It is unknown how much longer the ISS remained in orbit. Given that Season 4 took place roughly two years after Season 3, it is safe to assume that the ISS has fallen out of orbit.
Gloria's Father

## Family

Gloria - Daughter Unnamed Wife - Wife

Gloria's father is an unnamed character who appears in Season 2b.

## Pre-Apocalypse

At some time prior to the apocalypse he visits his daughter Gloria in rehab. He heard Nick Clarks cry of anguish after Madison tells him of his fathers Death.

## Post-Apocalypse

It is unknown what happened to this character after the apocalypse.

## Relationships

* Gloria - his daughter
* Gloria's Mother - his wife
Isabelle

## Isabelle Russo

**Isabelle** was a recurring character in the fifth season. She is portrayed by Sydney Lemmon.

Isabelle is a soldier and helicopter pilot for CRM who comes into contact with Althea.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Isabelle before the apocalypse, except that she came from Indiana.

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point after the apocalypse, she either joined or was recruited by the organization called CRM.
Marine Base

Aerial view of the base

This Marine Base is a location in Season 3 of FtWD.

## Pre-Apocalypse

This base served the United States Marine Corps as a storage depot. It is a large facility, with large cement fortifications surrounding the perimeter and has a number of supply warehouses and barracks within its confines.

## Post-Apocalypse

It is unknown what happened to the Marine Corps personnel stationed at this base- whether they went AWOL (Absent Without Leave), were turned or went rogue. However, at some point, Jeremiah Otto and his Survivalist Organization established a presence on the base, scouring the base for fuel and supplies. Troy Otto and several members of the organization were posted on-site and were conducting human experiments to gauge the duration of time before a corpse becomes reanimated. This is where Nicholas Clark and Luciana were taken after he attempted to cross The Border into the United States and where Travis, Madison and Alicia were transported to after they were captured by members of the survivalist organization posing as military.

The base is eventually overrun by a horde of walkers that breach the perimeter via the underground tunnels.

## Trivia

* The assumption that this base served as a USMC base comes from the fact that a USMC (United States Marine Corps) flag can be seen hanging in the office where Troy Otto meets with Madison Clark and Alicia.
Carol Peletier

### Age

Early 40s ("Tell It to the Frogs")Late 40s to Early 50s ("Who Are You Now?")Early to Mid 50s ("Rest in Peace")

## Biography

### Occupation

* Housewife *(Pre-Apocalypse)*
* Prison Council Member *former*
* Cook for the Alexandria Safe-Zone *former*
* Kingdom Soldier
* Member of the Militia

## Family

* Sophia, daughter
* Ed, husband
* Lizzie Samuels, adopted daughter
* Mika Samuels, adopted daughter
* Tobin - Ex-Boyfriend
* (Unnamed) - Grandmother
* (Unnamed) - Brother-in-Law
* Ezekiel - Ex Husband
* Daryl Dixon - Husband

**Carol Peletier** was a minor character in the fourth season. She is portrayed by Melissa McBride.

This page is based on the TWD wiki page for the same character.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Before The Fall, Carol was already married to Ed, who abused her. They had one daughter together, Sophia.

## Post-Apocalypse

During the initial outbreak, she evacuates with her abusive husband, Ed, and her daughter, Sophia, to Atlanta. They eventually join a camp of survivors where her husband is killed in an attack by a herd of the Infected. In the events following her daughter's disappearance, Carol forms a close, bond with fellow survivor, Daryl Dixon. After discovering that her daughter was bitten and reanimated, Carol, now the last surviving member of her family, gradually builds inner strength, becoming increasingly proficient with weapons. She also gains medical experience with Hershel Greene's assistance. She became an advisor to Rick Grimes following Hershel's death. She later becomes the parental guardian of Lizzie and Mika after the death of their father, albeit briefly. After her arrival at the Alexandria Safe-Zone, Carol had a brief romantic relationship with fellow Alexandrian Tobin and became closely involved with The Kingdom.
El Sereno

El Sereno

### Appearances

"Pilot", "So Close, Yet So Far", "The Dog", "Not Fade Away", "Cobalt", "The Good Man"

The **El Sereno** district is a location in AMC's *Fear The Walking Dead*. It is located in Los Angeles, California. It is a major setting in Season 1. It is the home of Travis Manawa, Madison Clark and her children before the outbreak, and during the early stages of the outbreak when it also housed Travis' ex-wife, his son and the Salazar family. At the start of the apocalypse it housed the El Sereno Safe Zone.

In the real world it is the oldest community in Los Angeles, California. El Sereno's history dates back 10 years before the City of Los Angeles itself was established. El Sereno is also Los Angeles' easternmost neighborhood.
Antonio Reyes

* Alive
* Infected

## Family

* Elena Reyes - aunt
* Hector - brother

Antonio Reyes was a recurring character in the second season. He is a member of the Los Hermanos gang.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Very little is known about Antonio before the Fall started. He lived either in or near the city of Tijuana. He has an aunt (Elena Reyes) and a brother (Hector). He was involved, to some degree, in gang activity before the outbreak.

## ​Post-Apocalypse

After the outbreak began, instead of joining his family at the Rosarito Beach Hotel, Antonio decided to become a member of Los Hermanos Gang, leaving Elena and his brother Hector feeling abandoned and somewhat bitter.

## Appearances

* Los Muertos
* North
210 Words Per Minute

**“210 Words Per Minute”** is the tenth episode of the fifth season in *Fear the Walking Dead*. It aired on August 18, 2019.

## Synopsis

Morgan and Grace search a shopping mall to fulfill a dying man’s wish; Dwight is tested.

## Cast

### Main

* Lennie James as Morgan Jones
* Austin Amelio as Dwight
* Karen David as Grace
* Rubén Blades as Daniel Salazar

## Other Cast

### Co-Cast

* Peggy Schott as Tess
* Cory Hart as Rollie
* Charlie Bodin as Charles

### Uncredited

* Luis John Soria as Philippe
* Raja as Skidmark
Lennie James

Lennie James is an English actor who portrays Morgan Jones in AMC's The Walking Dead, they first appear in Season 4.

## Other Works

* Snatch
* Jericho
* Blade Runner 2049
* The Girl on the Roof
* Save Me

## Trivia

- During an October 2020 interview with The Natural Aristocrat, Lennie James joked that putting on Morgan Jones' beard at the makeup & hair wagon for season 6 of Fear the Walking Dead was "The bane of my life!"

## References

1. ↑ https://thenaturalaristocrat.com/2020/10/01/lennie-james-on-morgans-new-beard-the-bane-of-my-life-interview/
Gloria's Mother

## Family

Gloria - Daughter Unnamed Husband - Husband

Gloria's mother is an unnamed character who appears in Season 2b.

## Pre-Apocalypse

At some point prior to the apocalypse, she visited her daughter Gloria in rehab. She heard Nick Clark's cry of anguish after his mother told him of his fathers death.

## Post-Apocalypse

It is unknown what happened to this character after the apocalypse.

## Relationships

* Gloria - her daughter.
* Gloria's Father - Husband
Emy Aneke

**Emy Aneke** portrays the role of Johnson, credited as Soldier #1 in "The Good Man", an episode of *Fear the Walking Dead*.

## Career

Emy Aneke is an experienced actor, acting and having his first role in the year 2000. He has appeared in the following:

* *The 100* (TV Series)
* *Painkiller Jane* (TV Series)
* *Fringe* (TV Series)
* *Supernatural* (TV Series)
* *Smallville* (TV Series)
* *Stargate: Atlantis* (TV Series)
* *Stargate SG-1*  (TV Series)
* *X-Men: The Last Stand*
* *Chaos*
* *The Final Cut*
* *The Five People You Meet in Heaven*
Druggie 1

## Family

Unknown

This Druggie is a character from AMC's Fear the Walking Dead.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about this mans life prior to the outbreak, except that he was a junkie and lived in Los Angeles.

## Post-Apocalypse

This junkie only appearance is in the Pilot episode, when after Nicholas Clark wakes up and looks around. He sees a dead body of this druggie, before seeing another druggie getting his mouth eaten by an infected Gloria. After Travis goes back to the church, there is no sign of his body, indicting he reanimated and wandered out of the church.
Mercedes Mason

Images of Mercedes Mason

**Mercedes Mason** (Mercedes Masöhn) is a Swedish American actress, she portrays the role of Ofelia  in *Fear the Walking Dead*.

Mason moved to the United States from Sweden at the age of 12 and started modelling at 13,

Mason lives with her two dogs, Wedgie & "Yogurt" and husband David Denman, who is also an actor, she became an American citizen in 2016.

On Tue, Aug 15 2017, Mason and Denman announced that they are expecting their first child, a boy.

## Other Work

References

1. ↑ http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1997689/bio?ref\_=nm\_ov\_bio\_sm
2. ↑ Instagram post, annnouncement
3. ↑ people.com announcement
Ner Tamid

”**Ner Tamid”** is the twelfth episode of the fifth season in *Fear the Walking Dead*. It aired on September 1, 2019.

## Synopsis

In search of a permanent home for the convoy, Charlie is drawn to a synagogue where she encounters a Rabbi surviving on his own. Elsewhere, Sarah and Dwight face unexpected foes.

## Cast

### Main

* Garret Dillahunt as John Dorie
* Austin Amelio as Dwight
* Alexa Nisenson as Charlie
* Jenna Elfman as June

### Recurring

* Matt Frewer as Logan
* Mo Collins as Sarah Rabinowitz
* Peter Jacobson as Jacob Kessner

## Trivia

* The following terms were mentioned in the course of the episode:
	+ Ner Tamid - Flame of Truth or Presence of God
	+ Shul - Yiddish for School
	+ Hashim - Hebrew for God
	+ Mitzvah - a Good Deed
Lumbar Yard

The **Lumbar Yard** is a location which appeared in Season 4 of Fear the Walking Dead.

## Pre-Apocalypse

This Lumbar Yard served a region of Texas with lumbar services. It employed the Lumbar Yard Survivor and many others.

## Post-Apocalypse

After the outbreak, the Lumbar Yard Survivor barricaded himself at this location with supplies. Eventually, the dead began piling up around the fence and his supplies dwindled. The survivor started attaching notes to the infected, hoping to draw other survivors to his location.

In the episode People Like Us, Alicia Clark and Morgan Jones arrived at this location after getting one of the notes. They found that the Lumbar Yard Survivor had starved to death.
Kelsey Scott

Kelsey Scott, from her twitter profile

Kelsey Scott portrays Sierra in Fear the Walking Dead: Passage. She is also known for 12 Years a Slave (2013), How to Get Away with Murder (2014) and True Detective (2014). She has been working as an actor since 1989 when she played Pamela Sawyer in *The Robert Guillaume Show*.
Bill

## Family

* Unknown

**Bill** is a minor character in the fourth season. He is portrayed by Jackson Beals.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Bill before the apocalypse. It can be assumed he lived in the Texas area.

## Post-Apocalypse

At some point after the apocalypse, Bill came in contact with Leland and Hardy. They banded together forming a survivor group operating out of the Trailer Park. They would routinely rob other survivors. Eventually, they ambushed and tried to rob Morgan Jones, John Dorie and Althea but were overpowered and killed.
Medic

**Medic** is a character in Season 1 of AMC's *Fear The Walking Dead*. He is portrayed by Chris Furci, and first appears in the episode "Cobalt".

## Biography

### Cobalt

This medic is seen helping the newly arrived injured soldiers at the medical facility. One of the soldiers has a bite wound, in which the medic wheels him away and prepares to put him down with a pressure gun, as Bethany Exner quotes, "One slip up, one, what if? and we all start finding out what the neighbors taste like."

### The Good Man

When a horde of infected begin to attack the facility, Bethany Exner calls for an evacuation. When the remaining military begin to pack supplies, the medical personal are hauled in the back of a cargo truck. It is unknown if this medic was one of the medical personal who evacuated onto the truck.
Doctor Cook

Doctor Cook is an unseen character in Fear. He is a doctor at Temple Community Hospital
in AMC's *Fear The Walking Dead*. Doctor Cook is only mentioned in the "Pilot".

## Biography

### Background

Doctor Cook is one of the many doctors which work at Temple Community Hospital.

### "Pilot"

Doctor Cooks name is heard over the PA system, being paged by one of the nurses.
Hector Reyes

Hector

## Family

* Elena Reyes - aunt
* Antonio Reyes - brother

**Hector Reyes** was a recurring character in the second season. He was portrayed by Ramses Jimenez.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Hector is the nephew of Elena Reyes, and he worked as a waiter at the Rosarito Beach Hotel. His brother, Antonio, lived with him at one point, before he joined the Los Hermanos gang in Tijuana. Their relationship soured after this.

## Post-Apocalypse

Hector was working at the wedding reception when the father of the bride had a heart attack and died. Hector is instructed by his aunt to "get the vehicles ready" and to get a doctor- a task with which he had no success. When the dead man revived, and he and his aunt realized what was happening, they fled the ballroom and locked the doors behind the surviving guests.

Hector and his aunt are still hiding out at the hotel. He and Elena Reyes go floor to floor, clearing them and locking Infected into rooms, until Hector is kidnapped by surviving members of the wedding party. He is eventually released when his aunt gives up her keys to Oscar. He, his aunt and Alicia Clark flee through the underground tunnels where they reunite with Madison Clark.
News - Big Fear Interviews May 18th 2015

## Entertainment Weekly’s Dalton Ross talked with Robert Kirkman and The Hollywood Reporter with with showrunner Dave Erickson.

From the EW interview we learn that Lorenzo James Henrie will be playing Chris, schoolteacher Travis (Cliff Curtis’) son. Dalton Ross asks Robert about the dynamic and careers of the two main characters (“…this is a show about two people who are a team, and they do back each other up. They do love and respect each other…I think schoolteachers are on the front lines of a lot of things these days with kids and parents and families and all kinds of different elements of society”), the chronology of the show (“There are a lot of things on the news, there’s a lot of chatter and paranoia and concern. And yet the vast majority of the population is ignoring these things and talking about their daily lives, and that’s kind of where we pick things up”), what early walkers look like (“Greg Nicotero and his team have definitely come up with a very unique take on our early walkers”), and more.

Click here to check out the full EW interview.

Over on The Hollywood Reporter, Lesley Goldberg talks with Dave Erickson about the show not being a prequel (“‘Prequel’ is not the right word; it’s kind of its own strange, hybrid thing. I wish I had a better word”), the connection to the CDC episode of TWD (“I won’t say that we would never go there, but as it was scripted originally, that was really a means to writing some connective tissue for the fans”), if the world’s will meet up (“If that were ever to happen, it would not be for seasons to come, and there’s no current plan to do so. But I do think there’s something compelling and interesting about it, too”), how many episode future seasons will be (“I think it’s a safe bet that if things go well, they’ll probably want more rather than less, but I’m not sure what that number’s going to be”), and more!

Click here to check out the full THR interview.
Daniel Salazar/Season 1/Not Fade Away

## Summary

This article contains details of the events during the episode "Not Fade Away" which were directly contributed to or witnessed by Daniel Salazar.

## Plot Details

Madison sees Dr Exner outside talking to Liza and she asks Daniel who it is. He tells her that it's a Dr and that she wants to take Griselda somewhere for surgery. Madison says "That's good." in a way that means she doubts it will be. Daniel looks at her for a moment and says "Tell me what you saw", so he either already knows where she's been or has guessed. She decides to tell him and talks about the bodies of the infected and of the dead man she found who didn't seem to be infected but had been still been shot like the rest, and that there were others like that.

Daniel tells her of when he was a child and men from the Government came and took people away from his town in El Salvador. His father, a man of some importance in the community, went to the Captain and asked when they would return. The Captain called his father by name, "Miguel" and told him not to worry because "they always come home." Madison listens in silence and Daniel goes on, telling her just how all of these people had "come home", that he'd been fishing in the river when the bodies were suddenly all around him. His father told him not to have hatred in his heart, and that "Men do these things not because of evil. They do evil because of fear." And Daniel said that right then he knew his father was a fool, for believing there was a difference. Madison still doesn't say anything and Daniel goes on, saying "If it happens, it will happen quickly and you must be prepared." Maddy doesn't understand him yet and asks what he means. He says that has to go with his wife and asks her to look after Ofelia if he doesn't return. Madison hesitates and says that Ofelia is a grown woman but he insists; Madison says she will. He thanks her, tells her to keep her son close then leaves the room.

That evening, the military come for Griselda unexpectedly. The Salazars and Liza get her ready to go, they take Griselda out on a stretcher with Liza making sure that Griselda is safe. Daniel assumes he's going too and says goodbye to Ofelia but they don't want him, they want Nick. Nick tries to run but they catch him and tie his wrists behind him with a cable tie. There's a good deal of shouting and chaos, Madison's small house in candlelight looks very full of soldiers; increasingly frantic she tries to stop them taking her son.

Daniel is pushed to the floor as he tries to stop them taking Nick. Chris calls for his "Dad" and Travis stands between the soldiers and them, telling the guardsmen to take it easy - and they do take it easy, but take Nick anyway. Travis tries to get them to wait and to let him talk to Moyers, but they don't listen.

Daniel and Ofelia see the angry exchange between Madison and Travis from Alicia's room when she comes back into the house after seeing the soldiers take her son.
Kathleen Gati

**Kathleen Gati** portrays a role of a flight attendant, Deidre in the *Fear the Walking Dead* web-series, Flight 462.

Winner of four Best Actress awards, a Best Supporting and a Best Actress Nominee award, Kathleen Gati was born and raised in Canada by Hungarian immigrants and was brought up in an artistic environment. Her father was a symphony conductor and her mother an opera singer, so performing was in her blood. She started acting at the age of three, wrote, directed and starred in her first play at the age of eight. After high school, she moved to New York to pursue her dream, where she studied and performed in dozens of plays both on and Off Broadway, as well as working in numerous roles on television and in film. Gati was invited to Hungary to be in the feature Goldberg variácók (1992), for which she won the Television and Film Critics Best Supporting Actress award.

She subsequently stayed on in Hungary for five years, during which time she starred in numerous films, television series and several movies of the week, winning multiple additional awards along the way including (for her story and lead role) winning the Film and Television Critics award for A színésznö és a halál (1995) (The Actress and the Death). Her performance in Hungary's biggest hit of the 1990s, Sose halunk meg (1993) (We Never Die), which made the final 35 films selected for Best Foreign Film entries for the Academy Awards, made her an extremely popular actress in eastern and central Europe. She won Best Actress at the Los Angeles Hungarian Film Festival in 2011 for her lead role in Retrace (2011) and was nominated for Best Actress at the New York International Film Festival in 2015 for A Play on Words (2014). Her lead role in Lifeline (2015) has garnered Gati two Best Actress awards.

## Career

Kathleen Gati is an experienced actor and has appeared in many productions. Apart from *Flight 462*, her recent work includes:

* 2015 *Contingency* (TV Movie) (post-production)
* 2015 *Rivers of Milk and Honey* (post-production)
* 2015 *Winterthorne* (TV Series) (pre-production)
* 2015 *Being Mary Jane* (TV Series)
* 2012-2015 *General Hospital* (TV Series, 167 episodes)
* 2015 *The Fosters* (TV Series)
* 2015 *II Lifeline* (Short)
* 2014 *A Play on Words*
* 2013 *The Advocates* (TV Movie)
* 2013 *II The Advocate*
* 2012 *Arrow* (TV Series)
* 2012 *Weeds* (TV Series)
Mississippi

Location of Mississippi

Mississippi is a state in The United States of America. It is a location in Season 4 of Fear the Walking Dead.

## Pre-Apocalypse

The state of Mississippi was the 32nd most populous and 32nd largest state in America before the outbreak

## Post-Apocalypse

Not a lot is known about Mississippi during the outbreak. It can be assumed that it followed the example of California, with state and local police being among the first responders, with these first responders being joined by military units if and when a state of emergency was declared. (N.B. It is unknown at what point Operation Cobalt became 'official' government policy after the fall of California. It is therefore possible that military units were deployed alongside Emergency Services.

Morgan Jones arrives in Mississippi by accident, after falling asleep in the back of a truck while taking shelter from a storm in Texas. While there, he comes across two survivors, Wendell and his sister Sarah.

## Survivors

* Wendell
* Sarah
Border Patrol

The United States Border Patrol is a federal law enforcement agency.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Before the outbreak, the U.S. Border Patrol was responsible for detecting illegal immigration, terrorists and terrorist weapons from entering the United States, and prevent illegal trafficking of people and contraband.

## Post-Apocalypse

It is unknown to what degree, if any, the border patrol was involved in maintaining order during the outbreak. It can be assumed that officers reported to their stations to control the border crossing. It can be implied that any officer who stayed at their post was overrun, considering that the main border crossing in California was positioned between San Diego and Tijuana - two heavily populated areas that were overrun.

At least three members of the Border Patrol were known to have survived the initial outbreak - Colton, the Unnamed Border Patrol Guard and the Second Unnamed Border Patrol Guard. All three were stationed at The Tunnel, which housed a bunker that they were making ready to occupy. One, the Unnamed Border Patrol Guard, died at the hands of Sierra, while Colton was severely injured.

## Known Members

* Colton
* Unnamed Border Patrol Guard
* Second Unnamed Border Patrol Guard
Marco Rodriguez

## Family

* Unnamed - Sister

**Marco Rodriguez** was a recurring character in the second season. He is portrayed by Alejandro Edda.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about Marco before the apocalypse, except he lived either in or near the city of Tijuana. It is possible he was involved in gang activity.

## Post-Apocalypse

Marco was the leader of the Los Hermanos Gang. It is unknown if he was always the leader or if he formed the gang after the apocalypse. He seems to be a man who tolerates agreements with people outside the group only for a short period of time, as he was willing to move against the people of La Colonia in order to remove their control over the local pharmaceutical supply.

He died on the attempt to overrun La Colonia when Alejandro Nunez removes the bus releasing a herd of Infected.
LA River

The Los Angeles River

The LA River is a minor location in *Fear the Walking Dead* appearing twice in Season 1 of the show.

In the "Pilot", after Nick made contact with Calvin, the LA river is where Calvin takes Nick to kill him and where Calvin himself dies instead. It's also where Nick meets up with Madison and Travis the following day in order to explain to them what happened. It is the scene of Nick's unsuccessful attempted to put down the reanimated Calvin.

It is seen again late in the season when Victor Strand directs Madison Clark to use it as a shortcut to reach his house. Since it was last seen, the river and its surrounding embankment has now become home to several wrecked and burned out vehicles and helicopters, as well as at least one Infected. There was no sign of Calvin or his car; it may be that he was taken care of by the military.

## Gallery

Driving past a crashed helicopter on the LA riverSmoke drifts over the LA river as the city burns
M4A1

**"M4A1"**
Rifle held by a member of the National Guard

The M4A1 is widely used by members of the National Guard when they clear the El Sereno residential district where the Clarks lived. It is also used widely by the soldiers as they patrol the streets of Los Angeles.

## Used By

* An unnamed Guardsman to Put Down an Infected Susan Tran.
* Used by all members of the National Guard.
John Dorie's Cabin

John eliminates an infected in front of his cabin.

John Dorie's Cabin is a minor location in Season 4 of Fear the Walking Dead.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Not much is known about this location before the apocalypse. John owned this cabin before the outbreak and used it as a retreat.

## Post-Apocalypse

Before the outbreak, John Dorie retreated to his cabin to recover from the trauma (PTSD) associated with a response to a robbery gone wrong where a perp he was forced to shoot bleed out before him before medical help arrived. He felt the death was his fault because his intent was to wound not kill. Because of his skill as a trick shooter he felt he should have been able to only wound the perp and not kill him. Because he felt this incident going wrong was his fault he retreated from the world depressed and shaken and needing to re-evaluate his career in law enforcement. Unknown to him, during his self imposed exile from the world the apocalypse occurred. After several weeks the need to resupply lead him to travel by canoe to a near by gas station/fishing/camping supply store where he first became aware of the apocalypse. John Dorie then stocked his cabin with supplies and goods such as VHS movies (which he would return to the store from time to time like a checked out library book) while he remained in his cabin contemplating the apocalypse and what would become of him. Occasionally, an Infected would wash up on the shores of the river near the cabin. Eventually, Naomi washed up injured on a sand bar near the cabin and John took an unconscious Naomi in to nurse her wounds. After Naomi left, John abandoned the cabin to look for her.
Guardsman

**Guardsman** is a character in Season 1 of AMC's *Fear The Walking Dead*. He is portrayed by Christian Tessier in the episode "The Good Man".

## Biography

### Background

This guardsman is a soldier in the National Guard stationed at the medical facility. He is stationed at one of the lookout posts, north of the facility.

### The Good Man

This guardsman was one of two stationed on the lookout post during the night. They are having a conversation when Daniel Salazar approaches the gate. At first, they think he is infected. When they realise he is alive, they inform him he is approaching a restricted area, and that they will shoot if he does not leave the area.

   Daniel tells them to save their ammunition and keeps walking. At first, the guards are confused, until they relies a horde of two thousand infected is following Daniel. They begin to panic and start shooting their at the infected, alerting the other soldiers, bringing them all to the fence to protect the facility. Eventually, the increased weight of the horde on the fence brings it down, along with the elevated post used by the guard. The two guards are brought to the ground, injured and unable to move before the infected surround them and devour the guards.
Jonti

Jonti's Missing Persons Photo

## Family

* Unnamed Mother
* Unnamed Father

Jonti is a minor character who appear briefly in Season 1 of Fear the Walking Dead

## Pre-Apocalypse

Jonti was born in Los Angeles, California between one and three years before the outbreak.

## Post-Apocalypse

It is unknown what happened to Jonti after the outbreak. His Missing Persons poster appears during Not Fade Away.
Magana's Tacos Restaurant

Magana's, as it's first seen by Chris

Magnana's Tacos Restaurant is a minor location is Season 2b. Christopher Manawa and Brandon's Group raid it as a source of food. It is possible that Brandon's group were using it as a safe haven to recuperate.

The owners looked freshly dead when Chris got there, so there is a possibility that Brandon's group killed them.

## Gallery

The owners, RIPThe real life restaurant used for this location. It's midway between La Mision and somewhere called "Colonia Santa Anita"
Militia Man

## Family

Unknown

This **militia man** is a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's FtWD.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about this man before the outbreak. It can be assumed he lived on or near the Mexican-American boarder.

## Post-Apocalypse

### "North"

This man is among the militia men hiding near the border crossing and opens fire on the La Colonia refugees. After the crowd of people flee, he approaches an injured Luciana and Nicholas Clark.

#### Post-Anthrax/Broke Jaw Overrun

It's unknown what happened to him after the attacks on Broke Jaw. It's possible he was many of the ranchers poisoned by Ofelia in Broke Jaw, if he was not many of the ranchers poisoned then he would of been the many ranchers that were devoured, suffocated and reanimated or killed by infected while he was passed out.
Mrs. Magana

Alive

## Family

* Mr. Magana

Mrs. Magana is a minor character in Season 2b of Fear.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Mrs. Magana and her husband lived in Baja California where they ran a roadside diner named Magana's Tacos Restaurant.

## Post-Apocalypse

Christopher Manawa comes across the bodies of Mrs. Magana and her husband while scavenging supplies in their diner. He examines a photo of the couple before coming across their bodies. Both have been shot in the head. It is implied that they were killed by Brandon's Group.
Joanna Cruz

## Biography

### Cause of Death

Presumed to be Bitten by a Infected Peter Dawson Off-screen and Later Shot by The Militia Off-Screen Again

## Family

* Mr. Cruz - husband
* Gladys - daughter
* Family dog

**Joanna Cruz** is a minor character in the first season. She is portrayed by Andrea Savo.

## Pre-Apocalypse

Nothing is known about Joanna before the apocalypse.

## Post-Apocalypse

Joanna had a husband and a daughter. Her daughter has her ninth birthday party on the day of the events shown in "So Close, Yet So Far".

### "So Close, Yet So Far"

   Joanna and her family are seen on the front lawn of their house after the Clark family get back from the Sale house where they've left Matt. Joanna calls across and invites them all to her daughter's birthday party.

That night Alicia sees Peter Dawson attacking her after he became Infected. Alicia tries to go and help but Madison stops her. Joanna appears to get away but Alicia and Madison can still hear her screams. Its most likely that she was bitten and turned.

### "The Dog"

The Cruz family dog flees to the Clark house, covered with blood, which had possibly come from one of the Cruz members. After the national guard run through the neighborhood, they clean up the infected and their bodies. Madison goes towards Joanna's house, and spots blood splattered on the deflated birthday decoration, where Joanna was attacked by Peter Dawson. Its assumed after she reanimated, The Militia Shot Her after The Army went through the neighborhood.

## Image gallery

Joanna speaking to Madison.The Cruz family at their daughters party.
Jenna Elfman

**Jenna Elfman** is an American actor who portrays Naomi in AMC's The Walking Dead, they first appear in Season 4.

Jenna Elfman began her career as a dancer. She ultimately transitioned to acting and is best known for her role as Dharma in the hit television series *Dharma and Greg*, for which she received a Golden Globe Award, three Emmy® Award nominations and two TV Guide Awards.

Elfman and her husband Bodhi currently film a popular comedy podcast on iTunes called Kicking and Screaming, which is a humorous look at life, marriage and annoyance. It is inspired by their relationship of over 25 years.

Elfman was born and raised in Los Angeles, where she currently lives with her husband, Bodhi Elfman, and their two young sons.
Mike Zunic

**Mike Zunic** is an Assistant to the Producers on *Fear*, one of the writers of *Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462*, and one of the writers and Consulting Producers of *Fear the Walking Dead: Passage*.

Zunic was nominated for a Writers Guild of America Award, 2016, for his collaboration with Lauren Signorino on Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462.

He is a graduate of USC’s School of Cinematic Arts and also attended Duke University, studied psychology and film. Zunic lives in LA.

## 2017 Writers Guild Award

Lauren Signorino and **Mike Zunic** won the 2017 WGA for ADAPTED SHORT FORM NEW MEDIA
"Part 4" (Fear the Walking Dead: Passage), Written by Lauren Signorino & Mike Zunic

## Notes

* Zunic has requested that no pictures of him or details of non-FearTWD work appear on his profile. ReginaldDrax (talk) 23:30, July 13, 2017 (UTC)

## References

1. ↑ http://dontpanicprods.com/about#michael-zunic
La Colonia

**"La Colonia"**
La Colonia on the day Nick arrived (as seen from the air).

Nick, near the market place, watching the perpetual football game played by the children.

### Description

A settlement in Baja California, distinguished by having a "Wall" (more of a Moat really) of the Infected to deter attackers.

### Appearances

"Grotesque", "Los Muertos"

**La Colonia**, which translates as "the colony", also known as Colonia el Porvenir ("colony of the future"), is a location and a community of survivors in AMC's *Fear The Walking Dead*. Luciana and Alejandro are among the survivors who live in this community. La Colonia is located either in or near the city of Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico .

La Colonia get some supplies, notably water, from the Los Hermanos gang who are within a 1/2 day's walk of the community; they trade drugs for supplies - leveraging Alejandro's medical knowledge and Nick's experience as a drug user.

It appears to be guarded by armed residents using watch towers, as well as having sections protected by a chain link fence. It contains a hospital/medical center, market, several houses and a fenced off area (accessed by a bus) that is full of Infected. This is known as the Wall, full of The Infected, a barrier to deter attackers.

It abandoned, taken over briefle by Marco and his gang, and then over-run at the end of Season 2a.

The survivors headed north where they were attacked by the Militia Man and his gang at the border crossing.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/07/22/comic-con-2016-new-details-on-danay-garcias-fear-the-walking-dead-character
Mr. Cruz

## Biography

### Cause of Death

Presumed to be Bitten by a Infected Peter Dawson Off-screen and Later shot by The Militia Off Screen again

## Family

* Joanna Cruz - wife
* Gladys - daughter
* Family dog

**Mr. Cruz** is a neighbor who lives across the road from Madison Clark's
in AMC's *Fear The Walking Dead*. He first appears in the episode "So Close, Yet So Far", and is played by an unidentified actor.

## Biography

### Background

Mr. Cruz has a wife, daughter and pet dog. His daughter has her ninth birthday party on the day of the events shown in "So Close, Yet So Far".

### "So Close, Yet So Far"

   We first see the Cruz family on the front lawn of their house after the Clark family get back from the Sale house where they've left Matt. Joanna calls across and invites them all to her daughter's birthday party as so many of her daughter’s friends haven't shown up. Mr. Cruz is seen playing with their German Shepherd in the background.

That night Alicia sees Peter Dawson attacking Joanna Cruz. Joanna appears to flee inside the house. Mr. Cruz and Gladys are presumable inside. Its most likely they were bitten and reanimated.

### "The Dog"

The Cruz family dog flees to the Clarke house, covered with blood, which had possibly come from one of the Cruz family members. It’s assumed after they reanimated and was shot by the Militia after he Army went Through The Neighborhood.

## Image gallery

Mr. CruzThe Cruz family at their daughters party.