AMC released a new trailer for the midseason return of “The Walking Dead” that shows the former prison gang scattered and on the run.
Season 4 resumes at 8 p.m. Feb. 9 on AMC.
Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and the group are reeling from the loss of their home, families and friends. No one is sure of anyone else’s fate, but everyone is exposed to new dangers as they try desperately to find each other.
As we can see in the first trailer below, Rick and Carl are together. In the new trailer, Michonne has about had it with walkers after doing some slicing and dicing. Girl looks tired.
A dazed Glenn is shown waking up on what looks like the prison grounds, which has been overrun with walkers after the Governor’s attack last fall. That might be Glenn we see in police riot gear fighting his way out of a load of walkers, but I can’t be sure.
We also get glimpses of Daryl and Beth running, Tyreese pounding on some walkers, and Maggie. But no baby Judith.
“I know it’s not gonna be easy. But we’re not too far gone,” Rick says. “We’re survivors.”
It sound like the gang will again be making some hard choices.
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