‘Walking Dead’ Spoilers: What To Expect In Season 6, Episode 12
From the archive: published Mar 4, 2016, 10 years ago. Details may have changed since.
The Walking Dead is beginning its descent toward the Season 6 finale, but first there will be a lot of setup for the coming of Negan, the highly anticipated villain that is expected to finally show himself in the final episode of the season.
According to Wet Paint, this week’s episode of The Walking Dead, episode 12, will be a big one with some interesting twists and turns. The site breaks down the three biggest spoilers for the new episode, and they’re pretty crazy.
[Warning: Spoilers below!]
During the March 6 episode of The Walking Dead, viewers can expect to see some new faces yet again. The report reveals that Rick and the gang will seemingly be meeting some new people, possibly members of Negan’s group, The Saviors, because they need to wheel and deal with whatever group of people we’ll meet next to get back something that’s been taken from them, Maggie and Carol!
In a newly released promo for the upcoming episode, Carol is seen writing down names of people that she has killed in the past. Whether or not she’s doing this for her own record or her captors have asked her to do so is unknown. However, Carol’s kill list is sure to make a splash with fans online and likely be a topic of conversation on The Walking Dead ‘s after-show, The Talking Dead.
Walking Dead viewers will also see Maggie and Carol get into an altercation during the episode. Carol will be mad that Maggie has left the safety of Alexandria especially now that she is pregnant. However, Maggie has always been a strong, independent woman who makes her own decisions, whether they are risky or not. It looks like this time, however, she’ll pay for her risky behavior when she’s kidnapped alongside Carol.
As many Walking Dead fans know, AMC has been cracking down hard on the amount and depth of spoilers that are being leaked for the show. The network is seemingly tired of the biggest moments being leaked and spoiled for their loyal fan base, and is currently trying to keep the shocking events under wraps.
However, fans of shows like The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones who thrive on reading the spoilers before the actual show airs, for reasons such as anticipation, not being able to watch the show when it airs, and/or having anxiety about what they may see when the show does air, aren’t happy about the networks cutting out the spoilers from their lives.
What are your thoughts on the latest Walking Dead spoilers for Sunday’s all-new episode?
