Still, one can not blame the concern that “The Walking Dead” fans have for the casualty of Season 7 premiere.
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The official trailer for the seventh season of “The Walking Dead” premiered at San Diego Comic-Con.
The television show will release on October 23, 2016. But, it clarified that it obtained these points from the filming of the horror drama TV series. It’ll split in two, eight-episode parts, and the second part will debut in February next year (2017).
Everybody is anxious about the people that crossed the path of Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and the Saviors, but fans may have just been given a reason to worry about Carol (Melissa McBride). “I can’t let you die out there”, he says.
Morgan told the magazine that the show is going to pick up right where the sixth season left off, adding that while the finale gave a simple introduction of who Negan is, the premiere is going to answer most of the questions that fans may have about the character.
“We’ve been looking for you”, a voiceover states over the opening footage. The page has details up to 8 episodes so proceed at your own risk.
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The recent first half of the season saw a relationship start to develop between Carol and outlaw Daryl Dixon, played by Norman Reedus. Whereas “The Walking Dead” series mainly followed Rick Grimes and his group encountering the occasional bands of survivors as Alexandria, Season 7 will bring in new groups in greater numbers. “It’s based on thorough tracking and investigation”.
