Flight 462 Finale Features Major Fear the Walking Dead Character
One of the passengers of Flight 462 is slated to join the cast of "Fear the Walking Dead" - but which one?
The final chapter of the 16-part "Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462" series explains how the "Fear" factors into the airborne story's title.
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Chapter 16 of "Flight 462" cuts footage from "Fear the Walking Dead's" first season into its narrative, offering new context to a scene which found Nick outside of his Los Angeles home when he looked up and saw a plane flying erratically overhead.
While the "Flight 462" story ends on a rather quiet note, we can expect to see at least one of the characters on the ill-fated passenger jet appear in the new season of "Fear." When the short-format series launched in October, 2015, it was revealed that following the conclusion of the series, one of the passengers would join the cast of its mother show.
"Fear the Walking Dead" Season 2 starts up April 10 on AMC.
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