Spoilers for the next season of "The Walking Dead" are already creeping their way online. According to International Business Times, we now know what the title for the season premiere of "The Walking Dead's" fifth season will be.
"No Sanctuary."
Probably fitting, given the zombie apocalypse.
Also given that the last season ended with the survivors searching for something called Terminus, which was described as a sanctuary for our heroes, but ended up being something far more sinister. It would make sense that "No Sanctuary" would continue to follow up on that story.
As well, The Epoch Times describes a scene that may factor in to the upcoming season:
"Tyler is on the porch of a house, down against the railing with a table covering him. Two walkers are trying to get to him but the table is blocking them. Glenn runs to the porch and takes out one walker followed by Rick taking out the second. Michonne takes one out on the ground. Rick and Glenn move the table off of Tyler and pull him up. Rick then jumps down from the porch to help Michonne."
Characters killing walkers- sounds about right for "The Walking Dead."
One more potential spoiler for the next season: Entertainment Weekly asked the cast of "The Walking Dead" how they'd like to be killed off, if the worst were to happen. Steven Yeun, who plays Glenn on the series, danced his way around the elephant in the room- that his character's already been killed off in the comics.
"You know what, I really like what's already been said [in the comic]. I think Robert Kirkman did a really amazing job with that. That's hard to top. What a way to take out a character, and a character that's been there for so long, by just snatching him away from the viewers and the readers. And it really shows the brutality that is the world that they live in. And I think if I were to go, that'd be a perfect way to go. My cousin actually, he read issue 99 and he's like, "Dude, I think you might be dead. He's too happy. Glenn seems too happy in [issue] 99." And sure enough, 100 came out and I think Kirkman emailed me, or called me or messaged me. He was great about it. But you know, it didn't affect me too much. I was more just like, "Dude, I can't believe you took him out like that!" Like, that's gnarly."
Chances are we'll probably seeing that in a future episode of "The Walking Dead."
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