I’d jump into a walker-filled vat of oil to save her!) “You don’t even know me,” said Naomi, ashamed about the whole gun thing. (Who wouldn’t? Seriously - Jenna Elfman couldn’t possibly be more likable in this role. Later, Madison again invited the newcomer to stay. ‘WE’RE BOTH TAKING A CHANCE’ | While Naomi tended to Nick’s crash injury, he got out of her that she was a nurse. Even then, the youngster wouldn’t say a word about what had happened at her camp. Once everyone was safely back inside the stadium, Madison didn’t have to tell Charlie that they hadn’t found her parents she’d guessed as much. As he staggered back toward the stadium, Cole picked off walkers from his sentry post and Maddie knocked one down with her truck. Mind you, he’d probably only driven 20 feet when flashbacks to traumas past caused him to crash his truck. Back at the stadium, Nick was burning rotten turnips when he heard classical music coming from somewhere in the distance and decided that, since it could be a signal from his family, he had to fight his fear and go outside to search for them. Still on site that evening, Lucy found a copy of The Little Prince - perfect for Charlie, who desperately needed something new to read - and Naomi, clearly haunted by her past, apologized for having pulled a gun on Maddie & Co.
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‘IT’S BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE I’VE BEEN FROM ANYWHERE’ | Super eager to make a friend of Naomi, Madison jumped into the tank to help her fight off walkers until Strand was able to open the hatch and free them.
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They meant her no harm, but still, she took flight, falling splat! through the roof of a storage tank full of oil and walkers. “Please just stop.” In no time, Strand, Lucy and Alicia had Naomi surrounded. “I don’t have a kid,” replied Naomi, fighting back tears. Suspecting this was Charlie’s mom, Madison revealed that her group had just taken in a kid and invited the stranger to join their settlement.
After Alicia moved off, Maddie was about to turn around and rejoin Strand and Lucy when Naomi appeared, gun drawn. This, Maddie deduced, must have been where Charlie was orphaned. (“Ask her” was what Lucy actually said.) Nearby, Madison and Alicia happened upon the wreckage of a camp marked by a 457 flag. “You don’t think it’s because you’ve always been one of the show’s more interesting characters?” Lucy should have but didn’t say. Alone with Lucy, Strand admitted that he’d never asked Maddie why she’d saved him even after what he’d done.
Only there wasn’t so much as a dreaded salmon patty to be found. ‘THEY TOOK EVERYTHING EXCEPT THE LIGHTBULBS’ | Upon reaching their ghost-town destination, Madison and Alicia separated from Strand and Lucy to look for supplies.
Besides, his crops had a weevil issue that threatened to become a matter of life and death. His experiences following the Season 3 finale had left him needing “to be in a place where he feels safe,” Maddie told Lucy. Nick would, as he apparently now always did, stay behind. Hoping to reunite Charlie with her parents, Maddie decided that, when she went on a run that day with Alicia, Strand and Lucy, they’d go outside of radio range to try and find them. Other than that, she seemed like a bright, sweet moppet, sharing with Maddie her loathing of salmon patties and taking an interest in Nick’s gardening. Since the group had taken in the kid, she’d refused to say anything more about her MIA family than the direction in which they’d been traveling when… well, when whatever had happened, had happened. The only sign of trouble on the horizon? A young girl named Charlie for whom Madison was enthusiastically transforming the dugout into a bedroom. They had a sprawling garden, cattle, coffee and even a handsome charmer named Cole for Strand to try much too hard to keep at arm’s length. ‘I’VE GOT A TURNIP SITUATION’ | After a title card informed us that what we were watching occurred ‘BEFORE,’ we got a quick tour of the cush new life that Madison, Alicia, Nick, Luciana and Strand had been living for a year - to the day, as a matter of fact - inside a baseball stadium.
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