Review: Fear The Walking Dead episode 307 ‘The Unveiling’

Daniel Sharman as Troy Otto - Fear the Walking Dead _ Season 3, Episode 7 - Photo Credit: Richard Foreman, Jr/AMC
Daniel Sharman as Troy Otto - Fear the Walking Dead _ Season 3, Episode 7 - Photo Credit: Richard Foreman, Jr/AMC /
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Sam Underwood as Jake Otto - Fear the Walking Dead _ Season 3, Episode 7 - Photo Credit: Richard Foreman, Jr/AMC
Sam Underwood as Jake Otto – Fear the Walking Dead _ Season 3, Episode 7 – Photo Credit: Richard Foreman, Jr/AMC /

The bad things from FTWD 307

  1. Alicia sneaking up on Jake. Okay, so you decided to follow the guy you’ve been banging into the heart of the group trying to kill everyone you know. That’s one strike. But then trying to be sneaky about it while attempting to keep up with some as well trained at Jake? Second strike. Lastly, passing along untrue information when caught…That’s three strikes!
  2. Nick’s mouthiness. It makes sense that Nick doesn’t like Troy. He could also be upset that he is taking up all his mother’s time. However, Nick’s jabs at someone as mentally unstable as Troy isn’t wise in the least. He needs to be much more careful about passing blame and pointing fingers.
  3. Madison and Troy. This might be the most dangerous combination of people in the history of The Walking Dead. With her horrible ideas and rash judgement combining with his impulsive nature and lack of remorse, they could be a destructive force which will do any misguided task there is. ‘Saving’ Alicia was an awful idea!
  4. Who is who now? That fight in the fog between the people from the gas station and those on the ranch was not only confusing but unrewarding. The dark scenes are one thing, but dark and foggy adds a whole ‘nother layer to the filming tricks the AMC shows use.
  5. Ofelia getting kicked off the reservation. For her, being evicted and forced to live with the man who met her in the desert and left her for dead was possibly the worst thing for her. And now she’s got a reminder of how awful they are combined with thinking of her family every time she sees her old companions.