Fear the Walking Dead: Season 6

Mortally wounded Morgan must decide whether to help a desperate stranger while a mysterious bounty hunter tries to finish what Ginny couldn't.

Virginia forces Alicia and Strand to clear an unusual walker threat, where an encounter with a new ally gives Strand an idea that could be the key to their freedom.

Al and Dwight go rogue on a recon mission for Ginny to follow a lead thought lost, but Al must choose between what she has now and what she's chasing.

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.

Dwight and Sherry team up with a mysterious faction of people to take down Ginny. But when Morgan unexpectedly offers to help, a power struggle ensues.

A deadly explosion in the oil fields sends June on a mission to save as many lives as possible. Meanwhile, an investigation by Virginia threatens to undermine June's work.

When Dakota goes missing, Strand sends Alicia and Charlie on a search and rescue mission to find her. An unlikely ally provides a new possibility of escape from Virginia.

A reunion with an old friend helps pull John Dorie out of his darkest moment yet. Back at Lawton, Virginia demands answers.

Ginny and Morgan have a standoff—but this time Ginny is outgunned.

Daniel is tasked with keeping the peace but will need to face his own threat to protect his friends.

An infiltration turns rescue mission as members of the group dig deeper into an underground community.

Grace wakes up with her memory blurred and sees what her world's become years later.

June splits off from the group in an effort to gather any information to help stop an oncoming threat.

Alicia is held prisoner by Teddy. There, she reunites with old friends and must confront her past if she hopes to move on and escape.

Motives are revealed and convictions are tested as our heroes run to stop Teddy's plan.

Everyone struggles desperately to live the destruction that is approaching on their own terms.