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This is Chico Leo, coming to you straight from the fanbrose Observatory on the Super Blood Moon.

We got a lot to talk about tonight, starting with Fear the Walking Dead.

So Fear the Walking Dead has been inconsistent all along.

Tonight might have been the best episode so far.

The episode was entitled Cobalt, and Cobalt references the secret plan that the military has to liquidate all the civilians to eradicate all the non-armie personnel.

And our heroes, such as they are, discover this information late at night.

And this is all going to go down at 9 a.m. the next day. So we had our sort of

first major, you know, event involving the military when they came in last episode and removed

Griselda and, um, is it Nick? Yeah, Griselda, Nick and, uh, Liza or Liza goes off on, or she goes on her own, but from

the home by force. And we see where they take them. Griselda, sadly, doesn't make it. She has to

have her foot amputated and dies of sepsis shock. But before she does, she actually basically renounces Daniel, her husband, who we found out,

is a torturer.

So he comes from, it seems like El Salvador, Nicaragua, somewhere in the 80s where he was, I mean, he makes it sound like he was forced.

He wasn't given a choice, but to be a torturer and to torture people and then ran and hid in the United States and then lived an unassuming life as a barber.

We find this out because he tortures Sean Hottosi, who's the corporal that the daughter Ophelia

is, you know, moaning over or more than mooning over. So yeah, at this point, we people are having

to deal with both the disaster of the zombie outbreak and with the military

and we get to see the other side of the military in that they're not these are not hardened

soldiers these are scared kids they just want to go home they don't want to be there they're

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