Fear The Walking Dead, The Raft

While most of the landscape is destroyed by nuclear warheads, Strand thrives in one of the few inhabitable places left. Violence/gore.

As Morgan, Grace and Mo struggle to adapt to life on the submarine, a food shortage forces them to face the nuclear fallout outside the sub. Violence/gore.

June and Dorie's routine in Teddy's fallout shelter is disrupted when they discover the origins of their home. Violence/gore.

Against the advice of the group, Sarah searches for Wendell, and in the process encounters a dangerous survivor. Violence/gore.

With a code to guide them, Dwight and Sherry become ethical outlaws known as the Dark Horses. Violence/gore.

Morgan searches for Al, only to discover that he's not the only one looking for her, and that his search may have put a target on his own back. Violence/gore.

When baby Mo gets sick, Morgan successfully pleads for entry into Strand's Tower. Violence/gore.

Alicia enlists Morgan's help to search for a new home for her people, but he soon learns the search is more complicated than he imagined. Violence/gore.

Alicia takes refuge in the home of a stranger. Alicia is forced to confront the failings of her past and how she will face her future. Violence/gore.

When Charlie shows up at the tower unexpectedly, Howard recruits a young Ranger in training to determine the reason for her visit. Violence/gore.

Luciana and Wes test the limits of their patience when Daniel's worsening mental state ends up endangering them all. Violence/gore.

When baby Mo goes missing inside the Tower, Dorie Sr. finds himself in a unique position to prove his worth to Strand. Violence/gore.

Morgan and Alicia plan their next steps. Dwight and Sherry face the prospect of having to choose between their code and their safety. Violence/gore.

As the battle for the Tower heats up, Alicia brings the fight to Strand's front door. Violence/gore.

As the survivors prepare to escape the area by raft, Alicia turns back to save one more person trapped in the fallout. Violence/gore.

Morgan finds a new ally who turns out to be more trouble than he bargained for. Violence/gore.