SQUAWKING DEAD: [Episode 139] Fear The Walking Dead's Season 6 Finale, "The Beginning"

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We wind back a couple of episode numbers to Episode 139 (Episodes 140 & 141 are dedicated to our interviews with Jenna Elfman & Bobbie Grace , respectively), where we finally recorded our thoughts on #FearTWD's Season 6 Finale. This is a particularly short episode, mostly due to the fact that this episode wrap things up pretty neatly in bow, but there were some thoughts we cleaned up and some ideas that we wanted to work through as a result of watching this several times before a month and a half and a couple times after.

The Unedited Episode Recording is available and contains a juicy pre-show, with some lovely #BehindTheScenes tidbits, as well as COUNTLESS cancelable utterances in-between! To grab this (and more) and support our #podcast, click here:

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Better late than never (1½ months later)? …did you miss Dave reacting to FearTWD’s Season 6 Season Finale?
Favorite moments of the episode: Sherrandy = Sherry’s Righteous anger / Rachael = Rollie’s Righteous Pose / Dave = John Dorie Sr’s & June Dorie’s Forgiveness
It’s never too late: the moment when Sherrandy was the first to admit she felt bad for Dakota. The Dories forgiving her was their own means of salvation.
Remember when we were pretty impressed with Teddy Maddox? Uh, well…
Wondering about all the relevant bits that were undoubtedly left on the cutting room floor (and whether some of that was due to COVID-19 restrictions).
Something is always going to make Morgan Jones late, but at least he and Grace Mukherjee finally smooched before the bombs dropped.
How someone like Morgan can come to terms with dying together with Grace. Grace has to come to terms with living under fallout with Mini-MoMo.
Grace’s possible path to leadership? Alternatively, becoming a mother to all the lost children.
Brigitte Kali Canales’ amazing performance as Rachel in the opening scene. Silencing our own inner critics.
Discussing the cutaway cards as framing devices and why neither Dakota nor Sherry have nothing to be sorry about.
How is The Walking Dead Universe going to reconcile with nuclear fallout that occurred in the past?

Trying to reconcile Rollie’s & Riley’s motivations (and how Rachael thought Riley was going to be a good-guy).
Actually? The nuclear devastation is worse than it looked, but it could’ve been massively worse (for TWDU).
Yes, that was Isabelle in the helicopter (and she will be in Season 7). Sherrandy’s theory on her involvement.
Dave waxing on Victor Strand’s moment and his massive setup for Season 7. Rachael thinks he’s finally is the bad guy. Sherrandy thinks he’s doing the wrong thing for the right reasons. Dave thinks he’s a survivor that wants to be a good guy.
What made Victor continue down his devolution after Daniel Salazar spares him? Spoiler Alert: Jealousy.
The Alamo: Hey Strand, remember what happened (t)here. However you feel about Strand, would you want him on your team?
Rachael’s bone to pick: the magic of nuclear bombs.
Despite the critics, Ian Goldberg & Andrew Chambliss are still here. Tyrion Lannister thinks you should watch HJM Edits recent music video titled "Sweater Weather" covering all seasons of Fear The Walking Dead, thus far:
Brigadoon and The etymology of "Briga"
Yes, Sarah Rabinowitz can do anything, despite the critics.
Alexa Nisenson’s favorite Charlie scene (was there supposed to be more)? And why did Riley go for the gun? (Here's the clip from our interview with Alexa discussing her favorite episode to film, for reference):
Despite the COVID, our characters still sucked face.