A high school counselor and core member of a dysfunctional blended family who must adapt and learn survival skills as civilization collapses during the zombie apocalypse.
Deadwood resident making a brief appearance, part of the town's civilian population.
Detective Rhonda Boney investigates Amy's disappearance and examines the apparent struggle, blood evidence, financial problems, and marital conflict. She helps build the case against Nick but later notices contradictions in Amy's account. Although the FBI accepts Amy's story, Boney correctly recognizes that Amy is guilty despite lacking sufficient proof.
A chef working to restore local food traditions and rebuild his career amidst the city's reconstruction efforts.
Lab technician who uncovers Sebastian's dangerous experiments.
A civilian who temporarily cares for Simon at a Starbucks and agrees to help Art protect him from the NSA assassins.
Linda Garran is Parkfield Memorial Hospital's risk manager and a leader of the administrative response to Ana Martinez's death. She minimizes the incident, restricts the detectives' access, and later fires Charles Cullen using discrepancies in his résumé as a pretext while the hospital tries to contain its liability.
Finn’s elder sister who helps raise him with Joe. She eventually runs away from home, leaving Joe to raise Finn alone.
2011 reverend's wife and supportive mother figure.
Frank Hamer's wife, whom he leaves behind when he reluctantly returns to active duty to track down the criminals.
Vickie is Tessa's adoptive mother. Tessa photographs her while considering how people express their feelings, and later hears her calling from the beach-like space between life and death. That call helps draw Tessa back toward the living world when she must decide whether to remain with Skylar.
Emma is Edee's sister, whose earlier plea not to hurt herself stops Edee during a suicide attempt. Though Emma is absent from Edee's isolated life in Wyoming, her words remain a crucial emotional connection. After Miguel's death, Edee uses his phone to call Emma for the first time since leaving the city.
Kim Dickens has 47 screen credits in a career dating back to 1996. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Footloose with 1 titles. Signature works include Fear the Walking Dead, Gone Girl, Treme. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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