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Strand is no longer a morally grey character; he is a full-blown antagonist. He calls his home the "Tower of the Gods," and his reign is a critique of class division post-apocalypse. His verbal duels with Morgan are the highlight of the episode recaps. Strand represents the seductive power of authoritarian safety—but at the cost of your soul.
During her escape, Alicia is bitten and amputates her own arm; she spends much of the season battling a persistent fever, convinced she is slowly dying from the infection. Critical Reception and Viewer Highlights
Survivors must deal with radiation, yellow hazes, and "radioactive walkers" while scavenging for food and safe zones.
: Common complaints include inconsistent writing regarding radiation safety, illogical character choices, and a "campy" or "fake" visual look due to heavy use of color filters. Many fans felt the high stakes of a nuclear apocalypse were squandered by small-scale, repetitive stories. Highlights : Most positive reviews point to Colman Domingo's performance as a villainous Strand and the long-awaited return of Madison Clark (Kim Dickens) in the season finale. Availability