Previously on AMC's "Fear the Walking Dead"...
Ofelia?
She's alive, Daniel.
In a few hours, this place is gonna be obliterated.
No, no, no.
Aaah!
I was the one who wasn't supposed to die.
- Oh, my God. - We got find a way
to save everyone you tried to kill.
I got you.
- You okay? - I'm okay.
Okay.
Mom?
Someone turn on the goddamn air!
My wife... where's my wife?
I don't...
Alicia.
Hey, Alicia.
We've got a problem.
There's nothing coming through.
This place is sealed.
And it wasn't designed to house this many.
There must be another way of getting air in here.
That vent is the only way.
Without that...
We run out of air.
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No time for that, Troy.
Gotta leave him.
He was better than us.
That's why he's gone.
The good, they don't survive in this world.
- Only killers... - Shut up, Troy.
Your brother's dead because you brought a horde down on us.
So, why don't you quit jerking off about the tragedy of it
and help me do what Jake would've done
or those people are gonna die.
And if they do die,
it's not because they were too good for this world,
it's because we failed.
The shaft runs all the way up past the barn.
How long will it take dragging on our knees and elbows?
About an hour to get there to clear the blockage.
Right. Plus we need an hour back.
There might not be enough air down here to last.
We have maybe two hours
before the carbon dioxide kills us.
Okay.
So, we move, right?
An hour to the end... that's best-case scenario?
Unless lack of oxygen slows us up.
We need to even the odds.
- It's this or nothing. - It's not worth the risk.
- What other options do we have? - No, it's not.
We can...
we can buy some time.
Fewer people, less carbon dioxide.
We put down the bitten.
No one will admit it.
It's just a matter of time before they show symptoms.
We need to strip everyone down and search them for bites.
They're not prisoners. You can't force them.
Okay, look, we're all in this together.
Then we're gonna die together.
Hey, Alicia.
Why don't we have the bitten go clean out the vents?
We can't send someone sick.
If they die in there, it'll just make everything worse.
Well, that settles it.
No, wait!
They'll riot.
They'll kill you for trying to kill them.
They're already dead.
Everyone?
I... I know you're scared.
We're all scared.
We don't know what's going to happen out there
and we're less sure what's going to happen here,
but, uh, this is what we do know.
The vent is broken.
The only airway we have is blocked.
Which means if we can't fix it,
we suffocate.
Right now, the enemy is not what's out there,
it's actually time.
And the more of us there are, the less time we have.
What do we do? We've gotta do something.
So, we're asking...
for those of you who have been bitten
to come forward.
I guess we do it the hard way.
Stop.
No. Baby, no.
It's okay.
Don't do this. We don't know!
Anyone alive's in the pantry.
It's where they were headed. Locked themselves in.
All right, so we drive through the dead to get to them.
There's too many. We need to create
a way through them or draw them away.
Okay, we MOAB this shit.
We stored the fuel from the depot
over on the other side of the ranch.
We get to the gas, we torch it,
and we make a break for the pantry.
Distract them at least.
If it's between that or do nothing...
it's gotta be that.
Sure you're gonna be okay down here?
Sure you're gonna be okay up there?
Let's get this over with.
Triage painkiller.
The dose will knock you out.
And then what?
Then you'll be taken care of.
There's not enough ammunition to shoot us all.
You're gonna stab us?
Maybe we should, uh, wait this out a bit longer.
Dax, you're not gonna survive what's in your blood now.
You know, I don't feel so bad.
Maybe the bite didn't go that deep.
You're feeling it, Stan. I can see.
I need more time. Just one more hour.
- We don't have an hour. - This isn't how it's supposed to end.
- My son needs me. - Enough.
It's morphine.
It's the best goddamn feeling in the world.
You'll be in heaven before you get there.
I'll go.
You ready?
Yes.
Here.
I know it's hell.
But those people have done their part.
You need to do yours.
They need you.
They need you because you're strong.
Don't break on them now.
We'll create a scene and get to the stable,
blow the fuel reserve.
All right, be ready.
All right, drive.
- Oh! - Shit!
Holy shit, man.
Come on, come on, run, run.
Come on, come on!
Ah, shit.
Come on.
Just give me a minute.
It's time.
Alicia, we need to do this now.
I'm sorry for what I did.
For all those people.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
It's gonna be okay.
Shit!
- What? - There's a drop.
Okay, we're gonna have to turn around
and go down feet first, okay?
More.
- God damn it, gah! - Lee.
Hey!
Hey.
Stop, you're gonna hyperventilate.
Listen to me. Listen to me.
I need you to breathe, okay?
Inhale, two, three, four.
Exhale, two, three, four.
Come on, do it with me.
Inhale.
One, two, three, four.
I shouldn't have brought them here.
You know, my husband
was in the first Tower when it fell.
I tried calling his cell over and over.
I must've called it a thousand times.
Because then there was a chance.
A chance I might hear him again.
Even when you're hopeless,
hope is all you have.
You've given us a few precious hours.
There's no shame in that.
I met my second husband
at a support group for the families.
Jerry was a paramedic.
First responder.
God, he used to make me laugh.
They have to make you laugh.
I mean, good sex and all that, sure,
but if they're not funny, forget it.
What brought you here?
Jerry was convinced that the Towers falling
was the beginning of the end.
And I started to believe him.
So, when we heard about Otto and the ranch,
it just felt like a perfect fit.
You were right.
Were we?
I'm not sure.
We spent our last years
hiding from the world...
when we could've been out there exploring it.
Promise me
you'll never make decisions based on fear.
That hasn't happened in a while.
I didn't think it'd be a problem.
- Sorry. - No need to apologize.
You were in Iraq, right?
Yeah.
There was stuff my dad saw.
It haunted him until the very end.
I guess that's the price you pay.
Part of it at least.
I lost it once.
In front of my son.
He was terrified of me.
That was one of the last times I saw him.
He was living with his mom when everything went to...
I wasn't there to save him.
You ready to do this?
Yeah.
Ripping my bra off at Woodstock.
Pink's with Dad after school.
Bridge jumping in Montana.
"This Land is Your Land" at Camp Big Cove.
Drinking wine in Central Park.
Sun on your face, just lying there.
That amusing, huh?
No, no, it's just... stupid.
We were at this summer camp
up in the Sierras.
I was nine.
And there was this performance on the last day.
Talent show. The whole camp watched.
And I was supposed to sing "This Land is Your Land."
So, I get up on stage...
and the music starts.
One of the counselors playing on a Casio.
And I freeze. I...
I can't remember a single word.
And I'm standing there staring out at the audience...
when I see Nick's face, looking at me in horror
like he's living it with me or something.
So, he runs up on stage...
but then he forgets everything, too.
So, he just starts blasting,
? This land is your land, this land is your land ?
? This land is your land... ? over and over.
Like, after, like, the 20th time,
he... he takes this giant bow
and everyone applauds.
It was a standing ovation.
Everybody loved Nick.
You're close, you and your brother?
When we were kids.
But it changed.
I really looked up to him when I was young.
More than anyone.
More than my dad, even.
No.
Christine.
Christine, wake up.
Christine.
Hey, Christine.
Christine.
No.
The air in here.
The air... no.
No. No. No.
All right.
- You know what you're doing, Nick? - No idea.
How do you turn the rotors on?
It's that one. It's that one there! Nick.
- Here? - That's it.
- All right! - Yeah!
Of all the places to die, Nick, huh?
No, you're not dying here 'cause I'm not dying here.
This is it, Nick!
This is it.
? This land is your land ?
? This land is my land ?
? From California ?
? To New York Island ?
? From redwood forest ?
? Gulf Stream waters ?
? This land was made for you and... ?
Hey.
There it is.
Help me up there.
Okay.
Almost there.
Ofelia.
Come on.
Christine.
Come on.
This is it!
I saved one bullet.
It's you or me. You choose.
Go on.
Alicia, we're here. Come on.
- Mom? - We don't have much time.
Alicia?
We gotta go.
They're here. We gotta go.
Madison, we gotta go.
If we don't go now, we'll be trapped in here.
She's coming. Come on.
I'm sorry.
It could've worked.
It really could've worked.
So you got to the fuel reserves before we did.
There was enough to make an impact.
And then some.
We have enough fuel to get us where we need to go.
Where's that?
Make the trading post by nightfall, supply up.
Dam by morning.
Did you tell her?
She's still in shock.
Tell me what?
Ofelia, your father...
He's alive, Ofelia.
He's alive.
He's asked us to bring you to him.
It's true.
I saw him myself.
He thought you were dead.
He's desperate to see you.
Thank you.
We need to move.
The explosion's already attracting more.
Where's Jake?
How?
- He was trying to stop this. - How?
He got bit.
I put him down.
Where'd the horde come from?
Troy, uh... saw it coming,
came to warn us, but it was too late.
We're leaving soon.
- We found Daniel at the dam. - Stop. Just...
It's safe, it's supplied.
Stop pretending any place is safe. It's not.
We keep searching for something that doesn't exist.
We kill for it and die for it.
- Alicia. - You know better than anyone.
- Don't say otherwise. - Kind of short on options.
It doesn't mean I have to choose that!
The dam has water and walls.
- It's the best we're gonna get. - We should go.
While there's still sunlight.
Where's the dam?
- What? - Show me on a map.
It's close. We're gonna be there by morning.
No.
I'm not going.
Alicia, look, you're in shock, okay?
What you've just been through?
- I can't even ima... - No, I'm not. I'm not in shock.
I'm seeing things more clearly now
than I ever have.
Your way doesn't work. It won't ever work.
- And I can't do it anymore. - We're safer together.
We die as quickly together as we do apart.
I need to find a way to live for myself.
And I can't do that running in fear.
I can't do that with any of you.
I can't just let you walk...
I'm not asking you, Mom. I'm telling you.
You can't force me on that truck.
With rations, a weapon, I can survive.
You know I can.
- Where would you go? - Jake showed me a place.
I'll show you where it is.
But I need to go there alone.
Why don't I follow her, make sure she gets where she's going?
No, I can't lose both of you.
Think of it as a scout. We'll see what else might be out there.
You'll know she's safe, and I'll meet you back at the dam.
You're not losing anyone.
Take Troy.
Walker won't want him with us.
He's a fighter. You might need him.
Promise me you'll come back.
Yeah.