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The Walking Dead Season 7 Episode 1 is coming your way very soon. Don't forget to tune in on Sunday, Oct. 23 at 9/8c on AMC. Season 7 is ready to pick things where they left off. The official synopsis read: Last season ended with Rick and our group kneeling helplessly before Negan and his group; what Negan does will haunt those who survive forever.

In season 6 entitled Last Day On Earth, the show introduced a new villain aside from the walkers whom Rick's group of survivors had to deal with. In here, Rick and his gang killed several of Negan's members called the Saviors. Negan and his troup wasted no time planning their revenge. They captured 11 members and drove them out into the woods, all kneeling in front of him. He told them one of them was going to be killed by Lucille to let them know he's not someone that should be taken for granted. He went on to do what he promised he would. Screaming could be heard but the victim's identity remains a mystery.

Premiere Episode Kills Not 1, But 2 Characters

Rumors have been going around about Negan killing more than one victim at a time. According to Variety Latino, even Jeffrey Dean stated a 'give away' that Lucille will have more than one victim but then later claims he was misinterpreted during the interview. Fans are also speculating that Glenn will no longer see the light of day. But TWD fanpage says that Abraham will only be seen in the first episode and Daryl Dixon will be separated from the group. Does this mean he'd have no choice but to join the Saviors?

Carl Safe for the Entire Season?

Fans have observed the different versions of The Walking Dead TV series from the comic book. But one thing similar about them is Negan getting fond of Carl. If Carl uses this in order to survive, he might just take advantage of the situation in order to remain safe throughout the entire season, this according to MNG

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