The Walking Dead season 8 episode 4 trailer: Carol's in danger in first look at 'Some Guy'
The episode looks to pick up exactly where the latest cliffhanger left off
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Your support makes all the difference.The brand new trailer for next week’s episode of The Walking Dead has been released picking up where the cliffhanger events of its third episode left off.
Narrated by King Ezekiel (Khary Payton) - who may or may not have been taken down in a hail of Saviour bullets - the outing, titled ‘Some Guy,’ throws the live of several characte into mortal danger.
One such person is Carol Peletier (Melissa McBride) who has had minimal screen time since the show returned last month. Here, she’s shown not only being chased down by an unknown gunman but being caught by the Saviours - will she be the next character to meet Negan?
Elsewhere, Rick and Daryl continue on their splinter cell mission to eradicate their world of as many Saviours as they possibly can, taking to the road for what promises to be a thrilling car shoot-out all while Ezekiel less than optimistically narrates: “We will fight and we will bleed" - a far cry from the speech he gave at the beginning of the show's most recent episode.
The Walking Dead season eight airs every Sunday in the US on AMC with the UK premiere arriving the following evening on FOX. It will also be available on NOWTV
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