The horror spin-off will return in 2019.
July 28, 2018
AMC announced today that Fear the Walking Dead has been renewed for a fifth season. The early pickup comes in the midst of Season 4, which is due to return for the second-half of its run on August 12.
The zombie drama, which began as a companion series to The Walking Dead, has continued to be a solid performer for the cable network. While its current viewership numbers aren't what they were in its earlier days, more overall viewers have been tuning into its fourth-season compared to the same point in Season 3.
The series underwent some significant changes for Season 4, staring with bringing in a new showrunner duo who have changed its overall tone and storytelling style. Gone are most of the original cast, with many newcomers now taking the lead. The first crossover with The Walking Dead has also taken place, with Morgan joining as a series regular.
Look for Season 5 of Fear the Walking Dead in 2019.
dale
12/02/18 at 04:42pm
glad the renews. it was much better last year the people did not act so stupid as in the show in the past,
Kim
10/04/18 at 04:40pm
Why?? When you have to kill off main characters and the actors are fine with doing "other projects" its time to admit its not working. I personally stopped watching after the confusing season of the present, past, present, future, present, past, present, future, who cares. I like to relax at night with a glass of wine but this directing is so confusing it's more work than its worth! How do you mess up a show with a great plot line this bad!!! Just show things in chronological order and you can solve the mystery of where your ratings went!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Steve
08/04/18 at 04:13am
A year ago I would have said why bother. But after the first half of this new season I can't wait for more. There's the promise the series will move away from the endless cycle of building up a conflict until it ends with the death of a major character to juice the ratings.
What was special about the beginning of this season was that a lot of it was told in flashbacks. You saw characters die in the "present" time, but because of flashbacks they appeared the next week. The death of one major character was telegraphed well in advance of it happening, so you could focus on the loss and not the sudden shock.
It brilliantly turned the stories of this world inside out.
Now that the new cast has been established I hope the storylines won't rely so much on people dying horrible deaths.
I'd be nihilistic if it mattered
07/31/18 at 06:46pm
THANK GOD they are killing off all the freak'in stupid characters - Nick, Madison, etc.
I Don't Know Margo
07/31/18 at 03:31pm
I quit watching the show when they killed off the dad. He was the only character I could handle. The story line was boring as well. Of course it could be that I'm just over the whole zombie apocalypse idea completely because I also stopped watching TWD and quit reading the comics.
matthew clark
07/31/18 at 10:51am
the last season was SOOOO great. Then this season started.. nothing but rehashed garbage.
Anne with and E
07/31/18 at 07:13am
BARF
michael dobey
07/30/18 at 12:23pm
I think this show has gotten better each season. The first season was the worst. So Why should I give up on it when it entertains me? They kill of characters a lot on all these zombie shows, It does get old, but that is the way they keep it going. So I am glad it's coming back.
Scalptrash
07/30/18 at 11:36am
This season is the best so far, IMO. It is literally like a whole new show and what it should have been from the start. Much grittier, better writing and more interesting characters.
Sherry
07/29/18 at 07:29pm
For some reason I can't get into this show. I love TWD, but this show is a little off for me. I hated that they killed off Madison and Nick too.
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