Spoilers, spoilers and more spoilers. The Internet is buzzing with different theories about what's going to happen on Sunday night's Season 4 finale of "The Walking Dead." So far the only thing we do know is that the episode will center on Terminus, the supposed sanctuary for survivors.
In an international promo, fans also saw the introduction of Gareth and a bloodied and bruised Rick Grimes indicating that something bad goes down at Terminus. We're speculating that the Marauders finally caught up with him.
There have been rumors that one of the main characters was going to die in the finale. It's not clear where the rumor originated but it definitely has "Walking Dead" fans worried. Well, Ryan Seacrest might have some inside scoop on what happens and who dies.
Seacrest was talking with Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes) on his radio show when he said that he knows "someone must die" on the finale.
"Yeah, it's a pretty safe bet actually, Ryan," Lincoln said.
We hope the actor was joking but Seacrest then tells Lincoln that "TWD" producer Greg Nicotero told him - after a few too many "margies" - that Glenn dies. Before we go any further, Seacrest was clearly joking (check out the audio below).
Lincoln doesn't take the radio host seriously and replies, "Ok, Glenn dies. I'm gonna see him [Greg] tonight and I'll tell him that he dies."
The two men then change subjects. Later on in the show Seacrest admits to his viewers that he's never even met Nicotero. Good one, Seacrest, good one. Thankfully, based on Lincoln's reaction it's a safe bet that viewers will see Glenn in Season 5.
Speaking of the finale, Danai Gurira (Michonne) spoke to Digital Spy and said she doesn't think fans will be able to guess what happens in the last episode.
"I've read all predications and none of them are right," she said. "No one's going to be able to figure out this ending - so it's going to be a really exciting thing to watch people respond to!"
What do you think will happen in the finale? Is someone going to die? Are you hoping for a happy ending?
