“Fear the Walking Dead” will return with its second season on Sunday, April 10 at 9 p.m.
The premiere date was revealed Friday at the Television Critics Association press tour in Pasadena, Calif., during AMC’s session.
The 15-episode season will be split into two parts with the first seven episodes airing in the spring, starting in April, and the back half airing later in 2016.
For its first season, “Fear the Walking Dead” — which is, of course, “The Walking Dead” spinoff — had the highest-rated freshman season in cable history, averaging 11.2 million viewers for its six-episode run. When the series was greenlit in early 2015, it was handed a two-season order with a short six-episode run for to kick off and then 15 episodes for its sophomore return.
This fall, in conjunction with flagship series’ sixth season, a 16-part web companion series for “Fear,” titled “Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462,” launched, bridging the gap
See full article at Variety - TV News
»
The premiere date was revealed Friday at the Television Critics Association press tour in Pasadena, Calif., during AMC’s session.
The 15-episode season will be split into two parts with the first seven episodes airing in the spring, starting in April, and the back half airing later in 2016.
For its first season, “Fear the Walking Dead” — which is, of course, “The Walking Dead” spinoff — had the highest-rated freshman season in cable history, averaging 11.2 million viewers for its six-episode run. When the series was greenlit in early 2015, it was handed a two-season order with a short six-episode run for to kick off and then 15 episodes for its sophomore return.
This fall, in conjunction with flagship series’ sixth season, a 16-part web companion series for “Fear,” titled “Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462,” launched, bridging the gap