Fear the Walking Dead Wiki
Register
Fear the Walking Dead Wiki
No edit summary
Tag: rte-wysiwyg
(Editing a gallery)
(25 intermediate revisions by 4 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
  +
{{Infobox/Location
[[File:Los_Angeles,_CA_from_the_air.jpg|thumb|320px|LA from the air in 2007 (click to enlarge)]]
 
  +
|title = Los Angeles
 
  +
|image = Los_Angeles,_CA_from_the_air.jpg
  +
|imagecaption= LA from the air in 2007, three years before [[The Fall]]
  +
|type = City
  +
|status = Fallen, overrun by Infected, bombed by National Guard
  +
|description = '''Los Angeles''' is the largest city in the state of [[California]]
  +
|appearances = All of [[Season 1]] and episode one of [[Season 2a]]
  +
}}
 
{{Quote|Morning Los Angeles, hope you got your flu shot! Reports in five states that a strange virus is going around, so if you're not feeling well go home, take care of yourself.|Radio broadcast announces the start of the outbreak.|Fear the Walking Dead}}
 
{{Quote|Morning Los Angeles, hope you got your flu shot! Reports in five states that a strange virus is going around, so if you're not feeling well go home, take care of yourself.|Radio broadcast announces the start of the outbreak.|Fear the Walking Dead}}
  +
 
'''Los Angeles''' is the largest city in the state of [[California]], and is the second largest city in [[The United States of America]] in terms of size and population. It is the principle setting for season one of AMC's ''[[Fear the Walking Dead]]''.
 
'''Los Angeles''' is the largest city in the state of [[California]], and is the second largest city in [[The United States of America]] in terms of size and population. It is the principle setting for season one of AMC's ''[[Fear the Walking Dead]]''.
 
{{Quote
 
{{Quote
Line 8: Line 16:
 
}}
 
}}
   
At the begining of the outbreak, Los Angeles is operating in a state of 'buisness as normal,' despite there being outbreaks spreading throughout the city. Other than rumours, the general population of the city seem unaware of what is happening. Some citizens, such as Madison Clarke's neighbour Susan, winess zombie activity, as well as Madisons son Nick and a junkie, who also witnesses a zombie attack in a drug den situated in an [[Abandoned church]].[[File:Losangeles.jpg|thumb|L.A. at the start of the outbreak]]
+
At the beginning of the outbreak, Los Angeles is operating in a state of 'business as normal,' despite there being outbreaks spreading throughout the city. Other than rumors, the general population of the city seem unaware of what is happening. Some citizens, such as Madison Clarke's neighbor [[Susan Tran|Susan]], witness zombie activity, as well as Madison's son Nick and a junkie, who also witnesses a zombie attack in a drug den situated in an [[Abandoned church]].[[File:Losangeles.jpg|thumb|L.A. at the start of the outbreak]]
 
   
 
By the end of the second day, there are signs that the outbreak is starting to spread and have been noticed by people within the city. In one incident that went viral via the internet, a man who had been involved car crash on a highway off-ramp attacks an [[Emergency Services|EMT]] who was attending to him. Several [[California Highway Patrol]] officers unsuccessfully attempt to subdue the man with their batons. Since this proved ineffective, they are forced to open fire. Other than being staggered and forced to one [[File:Pale_Faced_Junkie.PNG|thumb|The junkie who witnessed Gloria in the church]]knee, the man does not seem effective and does not go down until one officer shoots him in the head. The whole incident is captured on camera by news helicopters and bystanders, as well as witnessed personally by Travis and Madison.
   
 
By the third day, even more Los Angelenos are starting to become aware of the outbreak thanks to the increased police activity on the streets as well as the aforementioned leaks on the internet. Some citizens, including police officers who are aware that something is awry, begin to leave the city, causing traffic jams on the highways.
By the end of the second day, there are signs that the outbreak is starting to spread and be noticed by people within the city. In one incident that went viral via the internet, a man who had been involved car crash on a highway off-ramp attacks an EMT who attending to him. Several California Highway Patrol officers unsuccessfully attempt to subdue the man with their batons. Since this proved ineffective, they are forced to open fire. O ther than being staggered and forced to one [[File:Pale_Faced_Junkie.PNG|thumb|The junkie who witnessed Gloria in the church]]knee, the man does not seem effective and does not go down until one officer shoots him in the head. The whole incident is captured on camera by news helicopters and bystanders, as well as witnessed personally by Travis and Madison.<span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">
 
</span><span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN"><span lang="EN" style="font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Verdana","sans-serif";
 
mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";mso-bidi-font-family:Helvetica;
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">By the third day, even more Los Angelenos are starting to become aware of the outbreak thanks to the increased police activity on the streets as well as the aforementioned leaks on the internet. Some citizens, including police officers who are aware that something is awry, begin to leave the city, causing traffic jams on the highways. </span></span>
 
   
 
A police-involved shooting of a homeless man in downtown Los Angeles incite protests by concerned citizens who are unaware of the fact the homeless man was a zombie and believed it was just another case of police brutality. (The incident with the homeless man was one of an increasing number of such incidents over the past forty-eight hours). As the tensions and unease increase, the shooting of a woman (also a zombie and witnessed by Chris) at the scene causes mass panic. This incident sparks a full-scale riot in the downtown area. This grants infected individuals the ability to attack and kill people without much notice. Riot police are dispatched to contain the riot, but many are also attacked by the infected amidst the chaos. As the riot spirals out of control, the city's power grid begins to sporadically fail, causing rolling blackouts in the downtown area and outlying suburbs. At about this time, [[Fear the Walking Dead: Flight 462|Flight 462]] took off from [[Los Angeles Airport|LAX]] bound for [[Phoenix]].
<span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN"><span lang="EN" style="font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Verdana","sans-serif";
 
mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";mso-bidi-font-family:Helvetica;
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">A police-involved shooting of a homeless man in downtown Los Angeles incite protests by concerned citizens who are unaware of the fact the homeless man was a zombie and believed it was just another case of police brutality. (The incident with the homeless man was one of an increasing number of such incidents over the past forty-eight hours). As the tensions and unease increase, the shooting of a woman (also a zombie and witnessed by Chris) at the scene causes mass panic. This incident sparks a full-scale riot in the downtown area. This grants infected individuals the ability to attack and kill people without much notice. Riot police are dispatched to contain the riot, but many are also attacked by the infected amidst the chaos. As the riot spirals out of control, the city's power grid begins to sporadically fail, causing rolling blackouts in the downtown area and outlying suburbs.</span></span>
 
   
 
The riot continued to rage in the middle of the city and into the early hours of the following morning, allowing the outbreak to spread even further. Heavily armed units of the LAPD are seen shooting undead doctors and patients at a hospital which has been overrun. It can be assumed that the [[Los Angeles Fire Department|fire department]] becomes inoperative, as a massive blackout plunges the entire city into darkness, revealing fires in the streets and neighborhoods as even more panicked people tried flee the city. The next day, the Governor of California signs a state executive order mobilizing the National Guard and they proceed to enter the city to aid the ailing LAPD.[[File:Militarylastreet.jpg|thumb|left|Soldiers clearing a suburb of Los Angeles]]
<span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">
 
</span><span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN"><span lang="EN" style="font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Verdana","sans-serif";
 
mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";mso-bidi-font-family:Helvetica;
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">Riots continue to rage in the middle of the city into the early hours of the following morning, allowing the outbreak to spread even further. Heavily armed units of the LAPD are seen shooting undead doctors and patients at a hospital which has been overrun. A massive blackout plunges the entire city into darkness, revealing fires in the streets and neighborhoods as even more paniced people try to flee the city. The next day, the Govenor of California signs a state exceutive order mobilising the National Guard and they proceed to enter the city to aid the ailing LAPD.[[File:Militarylastreet.jpg|thumb|left|Soldiers clearing a suburb of Los Angeles]]</span></span>
 
   
 
The [[National Guard]] proceed to deploy search-and-destroy squads to find and destroy the infected. They have also set up twelve safe zones throughout the city and suburbs. Outside the zones, many infected and uninfected corpses lay in the streets, indicating that the military is indiscriminately executing both the infected and civilians outside the safe-zones- possible due to them believing that the uninfected had been exposed. Fires rage throughout the city. The civilians within the safe zones are assured that the National Guard are on the offensive, but this is untrue.[[File:Nationalguardstorm.jpeg|thumb|The National Guard storms the library]]
<span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN"><span lang="EN" style="font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Verdana","sans-serif";
 
mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";mso-bidi-font-family:Helvetica;
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">The National Guard proceed to deploy search-and-destroy squads to find and destroy the infected. They have also set up twelve safe zones throughout the city and suburbs. Outside the zones, many infected and uninfected corpses lay in the streets, indicating that the military is indiscriminately executing both the infected and civilians outside the safe-zones- possible due to them beleiving that the unifected had been exposed. Fires rage throughtout the city. The civilians within the safe zones are assured that the National Guard are on the offensive, but this is untrue.[[File:Nationalguardstorm.jpeg|thumb|The National Guard storms the library]]</span></span>
 
   
 
Unbeknown to the civilians in the safe zones, the situation in Los Angeles is spiraling out of control, and the military prepares to initiate "Operation Cobalt," a plan to evacuate all of its personnel from the city and humanely terminate any survivors. A refugee Centre has been set up in a nearby [[The Military Hospital|community college]], with doctors treating the wounded and National Guardsmen rounding up civilians at risk of infection. It is also revealed that, in a fit of panic, the military locked up at least 2,000 infected and uninfected people in one of their medical compounds situated inside the [[Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena]], dooming all the uninfected inside.</span></span>
<span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN"><span lang="EN" style="font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Verdana","sans-serif";
 
mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";mso-bidi-font-family:Helvetica;
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">Unbeknown to the civilians in the the safe zones, the situation in Los Angeles is spiraling out of control, and the military prepares to initiate "Operation Cobalt," a plan to evacuate all of its personnel from the city and humanely terminate any survivors. A refugee centree has been set up in a nearby [[The Military Hospital|community college]], with doctors treating the wounded and National Guardsmen rounding up civilians at risk of infection. It is also revealed that, in a fit of panic, the military locked up at least 2,000 infected and uninfected people in one of their medical compunds situated inside the [[Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena]], dooming all the uninfected inside.</span></span>
 
   
 
[[File:LAatnight.jpg|thumb|left|L.A. at night on the fourteenth day/morning of the fifteenth day]]By day fifteen of the outbreak, Los Angeles is shown to be in ruins. There are no man made lights to be seen in the city. Several buildings and city blocks, including iconic skyscrapers like One California Plaza and the Paul Hastings Tower, are on fire. The streets are either empty or full of infected, partially due to Daniel Salazar releasing those trapped inside the sports arena. The highways leading out of the city are jammed up with hundreds of abandoned cars, and the city is completely devoid of any man-made light. With [[Operation Cobalt]] in effect and the last major refugee center overrun by the infected, the military officially abandons the city.
<span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN"><span lang="EN" style="font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Verdana","sans-serif";
 
mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";mso-bidi-font-family:Helvetica;
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">[[File:LAatnight.jpg|thumb|left|L.A. at night on the fourteenth day/morning of the fifteenth day]]By day fifteen of the outbreak, Los Angeles is shown to be in ruins. There are no man made lights to be seen in the city. Several buildings and city blocks, including iconic skyscrapers like One California Plaza and the Paul Hastings Tower, are on fire. The streets are either empty or full of infected, partially due to Daniel Salazar releasing those trapped inside the sports arena. The highways leading out of the city are jammed up with hundreds of abandoned cars, and the city is completely devoid of any man-made light. With Operation Cobalt in effect and the last major refugee center overrun by the infected, the military officially abandons the city.</span></span>
 
   
 
As the survivors drive through the city on their way to Strands house, they find the streets empty and see tendrils of smoke marring the skyline. [[File:Losangelesskyline.jpg|thumb|L.A. after the outbreak]]
<span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">
 
</span><span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">​As the survivors drive through the city on the way to Strands house, they fine the streets empty and see tenderals of smoke marring the skyline. [[File:Losangelesskyline.jpg|thumb|L.A. after the outbreak]]</span>
 
   
 
In the first episode of season two, Los Angeles is shown being firebombed by the military in a desperate attempt to contain the infection, with the entire city in flames. The few survivors that managed to escape do so on boats, casting off into the Pacific Ocean as the city is destroyed.[[File:Losangelesfire.jpg|thumb|Los Angeles is firebombed by the military]]
<p style="margin:0in0in10pt;line-height:15.75pt;"><span lang="EN" style="font-size:
 
12.0pt;font-family:"Helvetica","sans-serif";mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN"><span lang="EN" style="font-size:10.0pt;font-family:"Verdana","sans-serif";
 
mso-fareast-font-family:"TimesNewRoman";mso-bidi-font-family:Helvetica;
 
color:#3A3A3A;mso-ansi-language:EN">In the first episode of season two, Los Angeles is shown being firebombed by the military in a desperate attempt to contain the infection, with the entire city in flames. The few survivors that managed to escape do so on boats, casting off into the Pacific Ocean as the city is destroyed.[[File:Losangelesfire.jpg|thumb|Los Angeles is firebombed by the military]]</span></span></p>
 
   
 
==Places of note==
 
==Places of note==
Line 74: Line 43:
 
*[[Clark Home]]
 
*[[Clark Home]]
 
*[[Liza's Home]]
 
*[[Liza's Home]]
  +
*[[Los Angeles Airport|LAX]]
   
 
==Notable Residents==
 
==Notable Residents==
Line 91: Line 61:
 
<gallery>
 
<gallery>
 
LA-1.png
 
LA-1.png
LA-2.jpg
+
Church4-Triangle.jpg
 
LA-3.jpg
 
LA-3.jpg
 
LA-4.png
 
LA-4.png
Line 105: Line 75:
 
Nationalguardmadison.jpg|National Guard restrain Madison
 
Nationalguardmadison.jpg|National Guard restrain Madison
 
Nationalguardlibrary.jpg
 
Nationalguardlibrary.jpg
Streetriots.jpg
 
 
Losangelesriver.jpg
 
Losangelesriver.jpg
 
Losangelespromo.jpg|Los Angeles burns in promotional image
 
Losangelespromo.jpg|Los Angeles burns in promotional image
Line 127: Line 96:
 
Lapd.jpg
 
Lapd.jpg
 
An aerial shot shows us roads completely blocked with cars.png|Blocked freeway leading out of LA
 
An aerial shot shows us roads completely blocked with cars.png|Blocked freeway leading out of LA
  +
Dead Run - Ep 3.png
  +
Dead Run - Ep 2.png
  +
Dead Run - Ep 1.png
  +
Losangelesfire.jpg
  +
Paramedicstwo.jpg
  +
Paramedicsone.jpg
  +
Sisters of Mercy Hospital.jpg
  +
Paramedicsthree.jpg
  +
LAX.jpg
  +
SistersOfMercy1.jpg
  +
Church1-pilot.jpg
  +
Hospital3.jpg
  +
6thStreetBridge.jpg
  +
Diner1-LA.jpg
  +
Diner2-LA.jpg
  +
Freeway-LA-1.jpg
  +
Venice1.jpg
  +
Zombie-River-1.jpg
  +
ZombieTunnel-Exit.jpg
  +
LeavingCity2.jpg
  +
LeavingCity1.jpg
  +
GabrielinosPlaza-Riot2.jpg
  +
LASkyline.jpg |Dodger Stadium
  +
Venice2.jpg
  +
Flight462LA.jpg
  +
Flight462losangeles.jpg
 
</gallery>
 
</gallery>
   
Line 142: Line 137:
 
[[Category:Locations]]
 
[[Category:Locations]]
 
[[Category:Cities]]
 
[[Category:Cities]]
  +
[[Category:Locations in California]]
  +
[[Category:Settlements]]
  +
[[Category:Locations in the Real World]]
  +
[[Category:Abandoned Locations]]

Revision as of 13:31, 17 August 2018

Morning Los Angeles, hope you got your flu shot! Reports in five states that a strange virus is going around, so if you're not feeling well go home, take care of yourself.
 
— Radio broadcast announces the start of the outbreak., Fear the Walking Dead

Los Angeles is the largest city in the state of California, and is the second largest city in The United States of America in terms of size and population. It is the principle setting for season one of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead.

“Los Angeles is a place of immigrants, reinvention, rebirth. You start with characters who are at different stages. Alicia has dreams and ambitions. You have a son who's dealing with drug addiction and a new family unit. You have exes, resentment from a son who feels replacements who are soon-to-be step siblings. All of that is part of the fabric of Los Angeles.”
 

At the beginning of the outbreak, Los Angeles is operating in a state of 'business as normal,' despite there being outbreaks spreading throughout the city. Other than rumors, the general population of the city seem unaware of what is happening. Some citizens, such as Madison Clarke's neighbor Susan, witness zombie activity, as well as Madison's son Nick and a junkie, who also witnesses a zombie attack in a drug den situated in an Abandoned church.

Losangeles

L.A. at the start of the outbreak

By the end of the second day, there are signs that the outbreak is starting to spread and have been noticed by people within the city. In one incident that went viral via the internet, a man who had been involved car crash on a highway off-ramp attacks an EMT who was attending to him. Several California Highway Patrol officers unsuccessfully attempt to subdue the man with their batons. Since this proved ineffective, they are forced to open fire. Other than being staggered and forced to one

Pale Faced Junkie

The junkie who witnessed Gloria in the church

knee, the man does not seem effective and does not go down until one officer shoots him in the head. The whole incident is captured on camera by news helicopters and bystanders, as well as witnessed personally by Travis and Madison.

By the third day, even more Los Angelenos are starting to become aware of the outbreak thanks to the increased police activity on the streets as well as the aforementioned leaks on the internet. Some citizens, including police officers who are aware that something is awry, begin to leave the city, causing traffic jams on the highways.

A police-involved shooting of a homeless man in downtown Los Angeles incite protests by concerned citizens who are unaware of the fact the homeless man was a zombie and believed it was just another case of police brutality. (The incident with the homeless man was one of an increasing number of such incidents over the past forty-eight hours). As the tensions and unease increase, the shooting of a woman (also a zombie and witnessed by Chris) at the scene causes mass panic. This incident sparks a full-scale riot in the downtown area. This grants infected individuals the ability to attack and kill people without much notice. Riot police are dispatched to contain the riot, but many are also attacked by the infected amidst the chaos. As the riot spirals out of control, the city's power grid begins to sporadically fail, causing rolling blackouts in the downtown area and outlying suburbs. At about this time, Flight 462 took off from LAX bound for Phoenix.

The riot continued to rage in the middle of the city and into the early hours of the following morning, allowing the outbreak to spread even further. Heavily armed units of the LAPD are seen shooting undead doctors and patients at a hospital which has been overrun. It can be assumed that the fire department becomes inoperative, as a massive blackout plunges the entire city into darkness, revealing fires in the streets and neighborhoods as even more panicked people tried flee the city. The next day, the Governor of California signs a state executive order mobilizing the National Guard and they proceed to enter the city to aid the ailing LAPD.

Militarylastreet

Soldiers clearing a suburb of Los Angeles

The National Guard proceed to deploy search-and-destroy squads to find and destroy the infected. They have also set up twelve safe zones throughout the city and suburbs. Outside the zones, many infected and uninfected corpses lay in the streets, indicating that the military is indiscriminately executing both the infected and civilians outside the safe-zones- possible due to them believing that the uninfected had been exposed. Fires rage throughout the city. The civilians within the safe zones are assured that the National Guard are on the offensive, but this is untrue.

Nationalguardstorm

The National Guard storms the library

Unbeknown to the civilians in the safe zones, the situation in Los Angeles is spiraling out of control, and the military prepares to initiate "Operation Cobalt," a plan to evacuate all of its personnel from the city and humanely terminate any survivors. A refugee Centre has been set up in a nearby community college, with doctors treating the wounded and National Guardsmen rounding up civilians at risk of infection. It is also revealed that, in a fit of panic, the military locked up at least 2,000 infected and uninfected people in one of their medical compounds situated inside the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena, dooming all the uninfected inside.

LAatnight

L.A. at night on the fourteenth day/morning of the fifteenth day

By day fifteen of the outbreak, Los Angeles is shown to be in ruins. There are no man made lights to be seen in the city. Several buildings and city blocks, including iconic skyscrapers like One California Plaza and the Paul Hastings Tower, are on fire. The streets are either empty or full of infected, partially due to Daniel Salazar releasing those trapped inside the sports arena. The highways leading out of the city are jammed up with hundreds of abandoned cars, and the city is completely devoid of any man-made light. With Operation Cobalt in effect and the last major refugee center overrun by the infected, the military officially abandons the city. As the survivors drive through the city on their way to Strands house, they find the streets empty and see tendrils of smoke marring the skyline.

Losangelesskyline

L.A. after the outbreak

In the first episode of season two, Los Angeles is shown being firebombed by the military in a desperate attempt to contain the infection, with the entire city in flames. The few survivors that managed to escape do so on boats, casting off into the Pacific Ocean as the city is destroyed.

Losangelesfire

Los Angeles is firebombed by the military

Places of note

Notable Residents

Image Gallery

Navigation
Los Angeles locations
In the City
Los Angeles residents
Los Angeles locations