S6.E4

The Key

Episode aired Nov 1, 2020
TV-MA
50m

IMDb RATING

8.1/10

3.4K

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Drama Horror Sci-Fi Thriller

John is settling in as one of Virginia's rangers when a mysterious death sends him on an investigation that makes him question everything he thought about himself.John is settling in as one of Virginia's rangers when a mysterious death sends him on an investigation that makes him question everything he thought about himself.John is settling in as one of Virginia's rangers when a mysterious death sends him on an investigation that makes him question everything he thought about himself.

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IMDb RATING

8.1/10

3.4K

YOUR RATING

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Alicia Clark
(credit only)

Maggie Grace

Althea Szewczyk-Przygocki
(credit only)

Colman Domingo

Victor Strand

Danay Garcia

Luciana Galvez
(credit only)

Garret Dillahunt

John Dorie

Austin Amelio

Dwight
(credit only)

Mo Collins

Sarah Rabinowitz
(credit only)

Alexa Nisenson

Charlie
(credit only)

Karen David

Grace Mukherjee
(credit only)

Christine Evangelista

Sherry
(credit only)

Colby Hollman

Wes
(credit only)

Zoe Colletti

Dakota

Jenna Elfman

June Dorie

Rubén Blades

Daniel Salazar
(credit only)

Colby Minifie

Virginia

Peter Jacobson

Rabbi Jacob Kessner

Holly Curran

Janis

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Trivia
This episode shares the same title "The Key" as The Walking Dead's season 8 episode 12.

Connections
Featured in Talking Dead: The Key/Madman Across the Water (2020)

Soundtracks
Long as I Have You
Written by Al Hazan
Performed by Myrna Rowland
John goes looking for Janis who has disappeared from the holding cell. Repeats later, when John pulls out his aching tooth.

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Featured review

10/10

A Garret Dillahunt Masterpiece

Fear's best installment yet of the season, and definitely one of the best of the show. Led by the glorious ensemble of Garret Dillahunt, Colby Minifie and Colman Domingo - this installment explores the dark areas of the apocalyptic universe of The Walking Dead. With a couple of deaths, a strange mystery and an abundance of questions.

Not to mention the beautiful cinematography, the effort that is implemented into every scene and the shockingly well-written dialogue, since Season 5's dialogue was the complete antithesis.

Today's installment proves that Fear is back on track, and all I hope is that it continues in this pattern of very very good to great installments.