Alex attempts to get them away from Marcus's body, but Anthony stops her, revealing himself to be a U.S. Alex then rips open Marcus's shirt, revealing a bloody wound on his abdomen.Īlex urges Deirdre and Suzanne to tie Marcus up, and Suzanne rebukes her. Desperate, Deirdre continues to perform CPR on Marcus, until Alex steps in, urging her to get away from Marcus. Anthony attempts to calm her down while other passengers, including Jake, look on. After attempts to revive Marcus are unsuccessful, Suzanne is hysterical. The plane's captain announces over the intercom that the Phoenix airport has experienced a power outage, and thus the plane is being re-routed to Los Angeles. Deirdre and Suzanne try desperately to wake him up, with no success.Īnthony attempts CPR on Marcus. Suddenly, the bathroom door opens and Marcus falls out, unconscious. Alex gets out of her seat and heads for the back of the plane, urging Deirdre not to open the door. As Deirdre demands that Marcus exit the bathroom, Alex looks back and reaches for something at her waist.ĭeirdre tries to get Marcus to exit the lavatory as the blackout continues to roll across the city below. Jake stares out the window, only to witness the lights go out across the city below him, leaving Phoenix in complete darkness. Deirdre and Suzanne urge Marcus to come out of the bathroom, but get no response. She doesn't answer.Īs the plane begins its final descent into Phoenix, Marcus is still in the bathroom. Jake then asks Alex if she thinks that Marcus is suffering from the strange disease that's been going around. His wife tries to assure everyone that it is nothing to worry about, but Alex questions her about how long Marcus has been feeling ill. Marcus gets out of his seat and stumbles toward the back of the plane, disappearing into the bathroom while everyone looks on in confusion and concern. The flight attendants begin to serve drinks throughout the cabin, and Jake has a short discussion with Connie about how he ended up on the plane without his mother. Alex looks back at Jake, who looks out the window as the plane flies over an unidentified city. Marcus vomits into a bag as his wife tries to comfort him.
Before he can say anything else, the woman in front of him abruptly shuts his side window closed.Īs the plane takes off, Jake tries desperately to text his mother and find out what happened to her, but the text message fails to send. As Jake attempts to get more information from his mother, he hears screaming in the background. Another passenger, Marcus confronts a flight attendant, saying that he received a message that flights are being grounded.
She reassures Jake that everything will be alright, and that his father will pick him up in the morning. On board, a young man named Jake Powell gets a call from his mother, who was unable to board the plane.
#FEAR THE WALKING DEAD FLIGHT 462 SERIES#
As it turns out, one of the survivors of the supposedly ill-fated flight will become a part of Fear the Walking Dead's ongoing cast, as the series shifts from 6 to 15 episodes in season 2.Main article: List of Fear the Walking Dead characters And while that is a reasonable question to pose, there is one specific component that may be enticing to viewers – beyond the initial appeal of seeing a zombie on an airplane, that is. Some might question why this series is necessary, since Fear the Walking Dead already tracks the early stages of the initial outbreak. Perhaps the plane that Kim Dickens' character saw wobbling in the sky during ' Not Fade Away' is the flight this series will depict. In fact, although there's little information to go on, the flight appears to be one of the last being cleared for takeoff, suggesting the events of 462 take place relatively close to the end of Fear season 1. Actually, the stressed-out characters of the first clip make it seem as though this flight doesn't even require the presence of the undead in order to be doomed.
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