Fear The Walking Dead, The End Of Everything: Things To Note
By Liam O'Leary
1) This episode’s title sequence features a helicopter flying Northeast (Assuming the sun in the background is rising), towards the mountains Al and Isabelle eventually climb.
2) Al using Isabelle’s Jeep’s door to crush a walker’s head is reminiscent of Daryl using a van’s tailgate to do the same during a skirmish with walkers over the Yellow Jacket Creek in The Walking Dead Season Three episode, “Home”.
3) If you look carefully, as Al asks Isabelle where they’re going for fuel, you’ll notice that Isabelle has The Helicopter Group’s three rings symbol on the left shoulder of her uniform.
4) When Isabelle tries to give Al her jacket before going to focus on the rock slide walkers, she all but confirms that The Helicopter Group’s uniform is biteproof.
5) After a rock slide smashes Isabelle’s Jeep, Al tells her “I don’t stay in the car. That rule’s kept me alive even before people were eating each other’s faces.” What situation prompted Al to adopt that rule, and, how many times has it saved her life?
6) After arguing with Al about whether it was her recording of Beckett or not, Isabelle watches the “Bog #7” tape (The first we’ve seen of any of that tape). Is the event Al is describing from when the outbreak first hit. Why were the army and the National Guard shooting at each other?