Friday night on Z Nation Season 1 Episode 3, survivors encountered a group of psycho outlaws as they made their way through the City of Brotherly Love. Needless to say, this stop in Philadelphia was one they would soon regret. Watch Z Nation Season 1 Episode 3 Online While Cassandra’s old group wants her back in the fold, she’s ditched them. Tobias has lost his mind, and the Black Summer appears to be to blame. He states with enthusiasm that “in time’s like these it’s eat or be eaten.” Yes, Cassandra and her counterparts are actually a bunch of cannibals, which made for the biggest takeaway from Z Nation Season 1 Episode 3 . Meanwhile, Addy and Mack are trying to contact Citizen Z in the Arctic, but Addy is soon captured by Tobias’ men and taken away to their camp. Addy ends up in a cave with live humans missing body parts. Normal. Garnett demands that Addy be released, and in return Tobias suggests a trade of Addy in exchange for his Sunshine, which Cassandra agrees to. Cassandra would’ve been left for dead by the men, but the ladies decide to rescue her, and soon enough, Citizen Z comes in and saves the day. Using an AM frequency, the heroes are able to blast music that cause the Z’s to follow their truck, and not a moment too soon, considering these events. By the time Garnett breaks through the gates, with zombies chomping at the bit, they overrun the camp, causing Tobias to seek shelter anywhere. He chooses to hide in the cavern that Addy found earlier. Big mistake. The victims there enjoy a nice meal courtesy of him, while Addy and Cassandra are both saved and have lived to fight another day … for now. Want to see all the action? Follow the link to watch Z Nation online at TV Fanatic and catch up on this new series of the post-apocalyptic sort.
Little Tobias, 10, wants to be a pastor himself when he grows up. He says he wants to be an Army pastor, so he can minister to men dying on the front lines. It’s not uncommon for him to write encouraging notes to his hardworking single mom. He brings home good grades and sports trophies. But as remarkable as all that is, that’s not why we went to his house. His big brother, by a year, has been stricken with Cerebral Palsy. Titus can’t walk, hear or eat food, but Tobias is determined his brother will get outside, have fun and feel the wind against his cheeks like the other kids do. And that’s where the letter to us comes in. Tobias has already been training for this race, running two miles pushing an empty infant stroller. He’s never run the 3.1 miles he’ll have to go Friday night, but he won’t be stopped. It’s about a little boy who has understanding beyond his years. And we’re so happy to tell you that we contacted Oklahoma Able Tech, and we were there when they delivered a jogging stroller to Tobias and Titus Thursday afternoon, not a loaner, a keeper. They’ve been practicing with it and will be at the starting line for their first race Friday night at John Marshall. And you know our cameras will be there too. KWTV youtube Continue reading →
Directed by Tobias Gundorff Boesen, “Out of a Forest” is a stop-motion film inspired by Victorian literature and set to a song by The National. So it's basically got everything going for it. View
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