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It also set the stage for the woman who served as no.
“I think she’s fantastic.
Kim Dickens as Madison on ‘Fear the Walking Dead’.Lauren “Lo” Smith/AMC
I don’t know if any shows get to be this kind of karmically correct.
It’s a beautiful circular thing that I’m very happy to be a part of.”
But what exactly will Dickens' character be doing in these last six episodes?
Ruben Blades on ‘Fear the Walking Dead’.Lauren “Lo” Smith/AMC
“Well, that’s Madison’s mission,” says Satrazemis.
That’s her mission."
But there will be other factors and other people’s missions at play.
Director Danay Garcia on ‘Fear the Walking Dead’.Lauren “Lo” Smith/AMC
“There will be a return,” laughs Satrazemis on the sometimes ally and sometimes villain.
“And Strand will be Strand.
Sometimes you don’t know what shape it’s all going to take.”
Colman Domingo on ‘Fear the Walking Dead’.Lauren “Lo” Smith/AMC
“It feels like it’s the end of their story,” notes Satrazemis.
“But it doesn’t mean we’re not going to see them again.
We might see them separately.
We might see them together.
They’re realizing that they’re in a perpetual circle, and it keeps ending really poorly being together.
So they’re making a decision right now to split and to move out.
But that doesn’t mean we won’t see them again.”
Most of all, producers hope to keep viewers guessing over these final six episodes.
“You never know what you’re going to see,” promises Satrazemis.
It’s always reinventing itself."
And now, for the final time.
