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Well Fear in my humble opinion is now 6-0. This was another banger of an episode. For me the standout quality was the cinematography. The scene where June and Virginia are trapped under rubble is beautifully shot and intense as hell throughout the scene. The entire conflict between June and Virginia was handled excellently this episode, with both actresses giving some really great performances, and us possibly glimpsing into another side of Virginia and how she thinks what she's doing is right. I kinda wished she died though. I'm glad to see Luciana again even if her role it very short and brief as well as Wendell and Sarah. John wasn't in it that much either but Garret Dillahunt was great as usual and the ending was real sad and a real emotional choice for John to make. The setting of the oil rig on fire and barrels exploding are probably the most beautiful piece of cinematography in the episode. Just the way that they covered the camera in little bits of oil and dirt was amazing. This season has truly improved vastly in production value and filmmaking.

Overall really good episode in one damn good season of Fear, and I can't wait to see how the mid season finale wraps up this first half to probably one of the best comebacks I have ever seen from a show

Final rating: 8.9/10

(S6. E6) My Reaction / Review for Fear The Walking Dead Season 6 Episode 6 ''Bury Her Next to Jasper's Leg'': Episode 5 was good and I gave it a rating of 7.6/10. Let's see if this one is better or worse. So June is able to do surgery on this guy just by looking at a book? That's so dumb. No Victor and no Alicia once again? Also no Morgan and no Dwight? Come on! So John still wants to leave Lawton behind. Will June go with him though? Virginia is so annoying, I cant wait for her to die. A walker bit Virginia? That's great news! June cut off Virginia's hand? That's brutal. I knew that June wouldnt wanna follow John. Overall a good episode, my rating is 7.5/10.

People always keep telling "This is the best epsiode yet" after the new drops. But they are right. This epsiode has season final quality in my opinion. Star of this episode are really the outstanding set design and cinematography. Seriously I cant believe this is a show in its 6th season and with 2 prior bad seasons. When June is talking to Virginia in the cabin with that bright red orange light in the backround, it could have been a scene from an arthouse movie (I watch a lot of them) Speaking of which if you didnt like June or Virginia, you can finally fully appreciate their characters. I wanted the episode to go much longer because it was so good. I really hope Fear gets renewed for more seasons and keeps that quality. This season has the potential to be better than the main show.

I went into this episode expecting it to be June centric and it basically was, at least in theory. But I went out of this episode realizing that it was really a Virginia/Ginny episode and I was frankly thankful for that as I'm not much of a fan of June's character. The plot of this episode is that the mysterious "End is the Beginning" cult has sabotaged Ginny's oil field operation which leads to a fatal explosion, so June is enlisted to go in and save lives. Ginny herself shows up to investigate, identify and eliminate who she believes to be a traitor. Colby Minifie really delivered in this one as she brilliantly relayed Ginny's growing paranoia, fear, and desperation. For the first time, Virginia feels vulnerable and relatable. After Season 5, I feared that Ginny was destined to be the worst villain in this show's history and through really good writing and persuasive, within a few episodes of Season 6, she's become one of the best. I had to give this episode 1 less star, though, for several weak characters, mainly Wes and Sarah, who I hope the show loses sooner than later. Also, sadly I have to include Luciana as a weak part of this one. She has done nothing on this show since her return way back in Season 4. Don't know why she still exists. June herself was OK, but that was mostly due to sharing most of her scenes with Ginny. Hats off to Colby Minifie in this one.

I love how they had the characters go through dilemmas during the episode. First of all, do you save Virginia or not ? Can she tone down her aggressive leadership ? And then, do you risk staying at the community for your loved one despite it affecting your mental well-being or do you take your chances out there ?

John and June really shined in this episode, and the mystery continues on who are the people writing everywhere and threatening the group. Explosion effects were also top notch. Also, to truly appreciate the episode, don't miss the ending with the great cinematography showing John and June going separate ways. Can't wait to see what the next chapter brings for these characters, and looks like we'll get Alicia and Charlie back next week !

So do you remember when Tyreese got bitten in the main show ? They chop her arm off and he eventually die..

Half the featured cast has hardly been in an episode. From my experience that means they did not get paid. However, since their names are on the credits, when the show goes into syndication they'll get a royalty.

Unless there is a "pay or play" deal... That is usually for movies not for episodic TV.

The shows is doing quite well tho with it's minimal regulars. Better than last season and the second half of the prior. I started watching this when Morgan crossed over to it so I dunno how it was before that. Just know the first 8 with Morgan was very good and the back 8 very bad with the bad continuing into the next season.

This season seems so far to be getting it right. A nice change would be for Ginny to turn out to NOT be the bad!

However, the monkey in the works, Exec Producer Scott Gimple, is still there... lurking... ready to strike with the inane BS he struck TWD and all the above I mentioned. HE nearly destroyed TWD; and did seriously cripple FTWD. The latter is getting its legs back... so lets hope the back 8 keeps Mr. Gimple locked in a closet.

6x6 Rating: 8.7/10

Storyline: Virginia and her posse chase a woman through the woods. The woman trips and falls. Hill finds spray paint in the woman's backpack and points to a message spray-painted on a nearby tree, "The End is the Beginning". Virginia orders the woman to explain what the message means. The woman realizes that Virginia is scared of the group responsible for the messages. Virginia tells Hill to take the woman to Lawton for interrogation. The woman grabs a gun and shoots herself in the head.

June rushes a patient into Sarah's truck, which has been transformed into a mobile medical unit, and enlists Sarah to help her surgically remove the patient's infected appendix. The patient dies during surgery and turns, then attacks June. Sarah stabs it in the head.

June buries the patient on the side of the road and says they're stretched too thin to reach patients in time. She says that she approached Virginia about building a hospital, but Virginia rejected her proposal. John radios June to report that he's in route to rendezvous with them.

June rides with John while Sarah follows in the truck. John proposes that he and June run away to the cabin that Janis told him about. Without going into detail, he says that he needs to get as far away from Virginia as possible. June worries that Virginia would hunt them down. They're interrupted by an urgent call from Lucy on the walkie, requesting medical help at the oil quarry. John proposes they leave for the cabin after they're finished helping at the quarry.

June and John arrive outside the quarry and find burned and bloody workers staggering out of the entrance. Lucy explains that an oil well exploded and that people are still trapped in the quarry. Virginia arrives and orders her men to interrogate survivors about the explosion. June privately tells John she'll run away with him after they leave the quarry.

June, Lucy and Sarah enter the quarry. Virginia sees a spray-painted message, "The End is the Beginning", and refuses to let anyone leave until she finds out who was responsible. June argues that they need to evacuate all the victims to give them medical attention.

June finds Wes with a grave stomach wound and tries to stop the bleeding. A walker attacks June. Virginia shoots the walker and finds nails taped to the walker's fingers. She vows to find out who put the nails on the walker's fingers.

Virginia tells June that she's wasting resources by treating a patient who is probably mortally wounded. June ignores Virginia. Wes screams in pain. June asks Lucy to get sedatives. Virginia refuses to let June sedate him until he's interrogated. June says Wes might die if they don't move him to the truck. Virginia insists on questioning him and reveals that Hill and Marcus found spray paint in Wes' bunk.

Virginia asks Wes how long he's been with the rebel group. Wes insists he only uses the spray paint for art and does not know what she's talking about. Virginia shoves her finger in his wound. Wes screams but still maintains that he knows nothing. June injects Wes with sedatives, angering Virginia.

June opens the truck and finds that a number of the quarry victims have already died, turned and eaten other patients. Lucy loads Wes onto the truck and leaves the quarry as June and Virginia kill the walkers. Virginia ushers June inside a building as a well explodes.

Virginia wakes up and finds a walker on top of her. The walker bites Virginia as she fights it off.

Someone radios Virginia and says they're trying to get back into the quarry. Virginia spots an axe and douses alcohol on her wound to amputate her hand. June grabs the axe before Virginia can get it. Virginia asks June to chop off her hand to prevent the infection from spreading, but June refuses. Virginia tackles June. June holds the axe to Virginia's neck and keeps it there as she radios Lucy with instructions to remove shrapnel from Wes' stomach. Virginia tells June that she's just trying to protect everyone from a dangerous group of rebels, then asks what June wants from her. Virginia insists that everything she does is for Dakota. June hacks off Virginia's hand.

Virginia wakes up and finds her amputated arm cauterized with hot metal. June tells Virginia that there is something she wants in exchange for helping Virginia. John digs through the rubble and rescues them.

Virginia rests in a car and asks Hill to radio Dakota so that she can hear Dakota's voice.

Wes wakes up in the truck. Lucy and Sarah ask June why she saved Virginia's life. June says that Virginia agreed to give her a hospital and that she also agreed to assign Wendell to the hospital. Wendell arrives in a car and reunites with Sarah.

John tells June that he's ready to leave for the cabin. June reveals that Virginia is giving her a hospital and that she no longer wants to run. John pleads with June and says that he can't stay. June insists that Virginia can change and that she's actually trying to protect them all from a rebel group. John tells June that Virginia is duping her.

June and Sarah ride in the truck as John follows in his car. The truck veers left, toward Lawton. John veers right, toward the cabin.