Oh please, I'm so sick of these weak little babies that should all just grow the eff up. In this crap episode we see yet again how the women are portrayed as weak, simpering, fools that would never survive these situations in real life. I'm going to tell you a spoiler here, so stop reading if you don't want to know. Travis finds out that these two thugs killed his son. He wants to get the truth out of them, and when he finds out he wants to punish them. What does our weak little hero princess Madison do? She begs Travis to let them go. She tries her best to protect the thugs. She tries to stop Travis from finding the truth and getting revenge. Why? Who knows, just poor as s**t writing I guess. But it sickened me. What kind of a sick freak would want to protect murdering thugs? And that's what Madison is. She is a sick freak with no heart and no brain. If this show had decent writing, Travis would say to her, "What kind of sick person are you? You tried to protect the people who murdered my son! I don't ever want to see your sick, heartless face again. Eff off!"
Then we have the other crappy story line where Nick is trying to convince the ever- idiotic Luciana to escape the murderous bandits that are coming to kill them. Of course, she blathers on about having faith they will withstand the attach. Why are women portrayed as fools in this show? In The Walking Dead, the women are not fools, they are tough survivors. But in Fear...they are absolutely crazy...nuts...not worth your time.
Plus, why is the hotel overrun with other survivors who want a safe place to live? Didn't they see the hotel in the many months before that light came on? Didn't they have the capability to go there at any time and try to make a go of it? Why do they suddenly show up now? Is it because "SOMEONE ELSE" did the hard part of getting the power running? And then, once they are inside, they are all INSISTING that someone else come and take care of them. This is so incredibly stereotypical of how Mexicans are portrayed. Total reliance on government, or "someone else" (Americans) to take care of them. Why the hell couldn't they take care of themselves? Why the hell do they suddenly need the gringos to provide for them? Sheesh, grow some effing balls and make your own secure place, find your own effing hotel, make your own damn garden and grow your own damn food. Don't come begging...demanding! for someone else to take care of you. What the hell is wrong with you?
Then we have the other crappy story line where Nick is trying to convince the ever- idiotic Luciana to escape the murderous bandits that are coming to kill them. Of course, she blathers on about having faith they will withstand the attach. Why are women portrayed as fools in this show? In The Walking Dead, the women are not fools, they are tough survivors. But in Fear...they are absolutely crazy...nuts...not worth your time.
Plus, why is the hotel overrun with other survivors who want a safe place to live? Didn't they see the hotel in the many months before that light came on? Didn't they have the capability to go there at any time and try to make a go of it? Why do they suddenly show up now? Is it because "SOMEONE ELSE" did the hard part of getting the power running? And then, once they are inside, they are all INSISTING that someone else come and take care of them. This is so incredibly stereotypical of how Mexicans are portrayed. Total reliance on government, or "someone else" (Americans) to take care of them. Why the hell couldn't they take care of themselves? Why the hell do they suddenly need the gringos to provide for them? Sheesh, grow some effing balls and make your own secure place, find your own effing hotel, make your own damn garden and grow your own damn food. Don't come begging...demanding! for someone else to take care of you. What the hell is wrong with you?