Last Sunday, fans of "The Walking Dead" were extremely relieved when it was revealed that Glenn (Steven Yeun) survived the zombie attack by crawling to a dumpster. But as "The Walking Dead" heads into its midseason finale, viewers are steeling themselves for what's to come, as the AMC show has proven in past seasons that nobody—not even a fan favorite—is safe in the zombie apocalypse.
Die-hard fans of the series and even some media outlets have begun speculating about the next person who will die on Sunday's midseason finale. The Hollywood Reporter listed five potential victims in the show's eighth episode, and they are Deanna (Tovah Feldshuh), Jessie (Alexandra Breckenridge), Morgan (Lennie James), Abraham (Michael Cudlitz, and Father Gabriel (Seth Gilliam). Meanwhile, Cinemablend listed Eugene (Josh McDermitt) , Deanna, Morgan, Ron (Austin Abrams), and Glenn as the most likely to meet their demise.
Most of the theories about who is going to get killed next were formed based on "The Walking Dead" comic books, but Undead Walking revealed some spoilers for the upcoming episode, titled "Start to Finish," and it appears that there will certainly be a death in the Nov. 29 episode.
According to the website, the spoilers were revealed by The Spoiling Dead Fans on Facebook, and the group gave three spoilers for the episode.
The Facebook group claims that Morgan and Carol will have differing philosophies, which will result in a "wild scuffle." As both characters have proven to be steadfast in their beliefs, it seems that each will stop at nothing to prove their point.
Father Gabriel will allegedly redeem himself by opening his church doors so Alexandrians can seek shelter from the walkers. In season 5, it can be recalled that the priest locked the church doors and let the people suffer from the zombie attack.
Finally, TSDF said that fans will be saying goodbye to Deanna on Sunday. The group claims that Deanna will save Rick from a walker and in doing so is bitten and/or mortally wounded by a saw.
"The Walking Dead" airs Sundays at 9 p.m. on AMC.
