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The best season's episode so far IMO with genuine situations and real relatable acting. Just, don't trust Virginia the wolf too much.

The sixth installment of this brilliant season continues the pattern of brilliant episodes. This episode is reminiscent of the HBO show "Chernobyl" as it introduces many factors that was seen in that show. There are also smart nods to the past episodes of the show.

This show offers a lot of spotlight towards the female characters, particularly June, Ginny and Sarah. As well as continues the story of 604's "The Key" in subtle ways with Dillahunt's Dorie.

Nonstop action throughout the episode offers a feeling of intensity and a sense of dread for whats to come, as well as asks more questions about the antagonistic group that will surely be introduced in the future.

The episode delves into dark territory for Fear with many... many... deaths, an amputation. And it adds layers to characters many once found bland, especially June and Virginia.

Didn't expect this episode with June, Luciana and Sarah to be my favorite episode of the season. My God, was I wrong. "Bury Her Next To Jasper's Leg" was super intense, almost felt like a season finale! What a turnaround for Fear The Walking Dead. 10/10.

The sixth season of Fear The Walking Dead has been an incredible journey so far. Episode 6 made it even better. Solid acting performances, intense action sequences and great cinematography.

This could very well have been a worthy midseason finale, makes me wonder what will go down next week. Season 6 is definitely on track to become the best season of the show. Biggest surprise on television in 2020.

5 out of 5 stars.

Great episode. Action packed. Character driven. And wow. As characters run to the oil mill after an explosion. Virginia trying to figure out if its a threat from an unknown group out there. Great episode. John and Junes development about leaving is well done and emotional.

Another EXCELLENT installment into the series. This season is on track to be one of the best walking dead franchises seasons, ever. Its amazing they pulled this off. Please, please, please dont screw this up AMC!

Best episode of the season and one of the best episodes out of all three shows in the last few years! Brilliant drama, action and character development! I haven't been a fan of Virginia's character but this was a flawless and convincing performance. June, John and Sarah showing great development and the plot feels like it's really moving forward! This season has been unreal

I was not expecting this episode to be as good as it was so much tension felt like a season finale. This is the best season of fear so far and I am excited each more for every episode.

Best episode so far of the best season in fear the walking dead. I am starting to be more excited about the upcoming episodes of Fear than the upcoming episodes of the main show.

Continuing the 'makes no logical sense' tangent established 3 seasons back the poor cast had to wade through another jumbled mess of random thoughts spat into a script.

Virginia is a mess. She's a too be feared nasty force, commanding a powerful army of henchmen yet she turns up to every bit of trouble with a couple of middle aged wingmen like she's got nothing better to do with her time like run a complex large empire. They've written her as a 2 dimensional 'baddie' and now after many episodes of running her like that they're trying to add some shade no one's going to buy.

This show continues to make as much sense as the 25 paid review writers who read from the spec sheet and most likely haven't and don't watch the show we suffer through.

I feel sorry for some really good actors, turning in good performances only to have their characters suffer through this jumbled mess. Colby Minifie??? isn't one of them. she hasn't etched out anything worthwhile for her character yet, although she was handed a train wreck of an idea to start with. let's get a tiny woman in an aussie outback outfit and make out she's an evil force to be reckoned with. No one's buying that.

It's thinning out in here. Just 25 paid pr team members and a couple of stragglers, everyone else has headed for the door.

I can say it now ,at the moment fear is better the the main show

This was the best episode i have seen so far in fear the walking dead Im not someone who is writing a lot of reviews. But with this episode i just needed to place something. This season is so great! Exciting! Amazing! Im just in shock of the quality , so so good!!! I cant wait until the next episode

Here in this episode, Bury Her Next to Jasper's Leg, we get to follow characters we haven't seen this season and some that's been featured less than others. John and June Dorie, Luciana, Sarah, Wendell and Wez. It's nice to see them again and the oil fields from season 5 makes a return. Sharat Raju directed this episode and I loved the visual storytelling and his direction was superb.

The story of this episode is simple, an explosion at the oil fields makes June and her friends drive down there to help everyone whilst Virginia wants to find out what caused it, and what follows is some phenomenal acting from the actors and it's female led characters. I don't want to spoil anything except for the main events, but it's very well done... the whole production of the episode, I read a review that it felt a bit like Chernobyl and I agree it was visually stunning from the cinematography to the lightning and effects that were used. It truly felt like a huge explosion and hell on earth that I guess an explosion will cause at a oil field. The medical scene in the beginning with June was simply amazing and kept me on the edge of my seat, there were many scenes throughout the episode that were suspenseful. But it was a fantastic and suspenseful beginning to a superb episode.

I want to take some time to go through the acting in this episode and character development. June and John had the most character development but we got to see how much Sarah have changed and grown as a person, finally someone you can root for. Virginia had a lot of character development that might change your perspective on her but honestly she's a great villain in this season and fantastically played by Colby Minifiez, her performance along with Jenna Elfman as June was the highlights of this episode. I wanted more of Luciana, but the writers still have no clue what to do with her or to write good dialogue for her, that's one thing the writers in season 3 knew how to do.

Overall a fantastic episode, visually impressive and chaotic. The scenes at the oil fields is spectacular and some you'll remember for a long time.

Was on the edge of my seat all show long. This season is so good.

I've stopped this episode half way through to write this .

I've given 3 stars as I am going to watch it all and will probably watch the rest of FTWD until the end it .

It is so awful though . I'm trying to think of one redeeming thing and I can't . It's so bad and probably always has been .

I hope there's some pay off at some point but I've been hoping that for a long time now .

All I find myself doing is thinking "what would Funny or Die say about this scene?" It's like a humourless parody of its self .

There is absolutely no threat anymore, a bit like what happened with TWD , none of the main characters ever get killed or bitten now .

It's so terrible but I'll continue watching so there must be something, I just can't think for the life of me , what it is ??????

Despite the abrupt ending and unsteady pacing at parts, this was a really solid episode. June finally feels like a real person again--one worth rooting for, not one you hope dies. Colby Minifie put in her best performance yet in this episode. I just wish the episode had been longer and that certain moments had been given more space to breathe, like those between June and John and June, Luciana, and Sarah. Luciana is still mostly a hollow character. Please kill her or make her interesting again.

I just wonder why they didn't start this in the second half of season 4. Whatever change they have made this season, could have saved the show from the disasters of the previous seasons. Everything is great. The acting, the cinematography, directing, everything! Well done! I've never enjoyed the TWD universe this much in the past 4 years. Brilliant.

June and Sarah now run a mobile clinic, but have a slew of bad luck with saving people, including losing a man to a burst appendix. June is reunited with John, who attempts to convince her to flee to his cabin with him, but they are interrupted by a message from Luciana of a disaster at Tank Town due to a new well exploding. Virginia, John, June, Sarah, Luciana and the Pioneers work to save the survivors of the disaster, but a spray painted message reading "THE END IS THE BEGINNING" convinces Virginia that it was not an accident. Finding a wounded Wes' art supplies, Virginia tortures him for answers, believing him to be responsible before being stopped by June.

The two women are trapped by an explosion and Virginia is bitten in the hand. June hesitates to amputate it, blaming Virginia for everything going wrong around them, but Virginia insists there is a bigger threat than her and that her methods are geared towards protecting the people in her communities. June reluctantly saves Virginia, who agrees to give June her own hospital. Tank Town is destroyed, and in the aftermath, June refuses to leave with John, instead intending to build her hospital with the help of Luciana, Sarah, Wes and Wendell. Though devastated by June's choice, John nevertheless decides to enact his escape plan on his own.

The episode primarily focuses on June and Virginia, offering a detailed look into Virginia's leadership and the growing dissent within her communities. The tension escalates when an explosion at an oil field requires urgent medical attention, highlighting the vulnerabilities and cracks in Virginia's regime.

The episode opens with a stark reminder of the dangerous work at the oil fields, managed under Virginia's strict and often ruthless rules. An explosion injures several workers, leading to a frantic effort to save lives. June, who has been reluctantly working as Virginia's head medic, finds herself in the middle of a chaotic and life-threatening situation. Her medical skills are put to the test, not just physically but also morally, as she navigates the complexities of who to save and at what cost. This scenario starkly portrays the harshness of their world, where every decision can mean life or death.

One of the most compelling scenes involves a face-off between June and Virginia, where June confronts Virginia about her secretive and seemingly careless strategies that endanger their people. This confrontation is charged with emotion and reveals deeper layers to both characters: Virginia's desperation to maintain control and June's increasing disillusionment with the compromises she has had to make. The tension reaches a peak when June is forced to amputate a leg to save a life, a graphic and gripping moment that symbolizes the drastic measures required in their grim reality.

Critically, "Bury Her Next to Jasper's Leg" is a poignant episode that effectively uses its runtime to develop its central characters and the simmering tensions within the communities. The narrative is tight and engaging, driven by strong performances, especially from Jenna Elfman (June) and Colby Minifie (Virginia). The episode adeptly mixes action with deep emotional and ethical questions, making it a standout in the season for its exploration of leadership's burdens and the moral complexities of survival in a post-apocalyptic world.

In conclusion, this episode offers a deep dive into the consequences of leadership in crisis and the heavy costs of survival. It successfully blends intense action with character-driven drama, providing a compelling and emotionally resonant story. "Bury Her Next to Jasper's Leg" not only pushes the season's narrative forward but also enriches the overarching themes of the series, making it a crucial and memorable part of "Fear the Walking Dead."