Fear the Walking Dead garnered some new buzz toward the end of its third season when it was announced it would somehow
crossover with The Walking Dead. Fans then paid extra attention to Fear's double-sized season finale for clues as to how this might happen (since we were told that a single character would connect the two shows) and came to a
mostly unanimous decision about what the connector could be.
What the buzz for Fear should have been though, given that Season 3 was a notably strong outing for the series, was that it became, over this past summer, a better series overall than The Walking Dead. I mentioned this a few times in my reviews back when the season began, but Fear, with its full embracing of the desert landscape and Madison as the central character (after Cliff Curtis' Travis was killed off right out of the gate), managed to find itself within the nooks and crannies of the Broke Jaw Ranch arc and the recurring Gonzalez Dam storyline.