Evidence that Daryl and Glenn might both survive Lucille

[JAB]

Looks like Norman Reedus and Steven Yeun were out riding motorcycles together, recently, when they stopped to help out at the scene of a car accident.  Because of this, it sounds like that in addition to probably being pretty good guys in real life, both of their characters might be around in some capacity in the next season of The Walking Dead.  Reason being that they were apparently in close proximity to where TWD is shooting for the upcoming season.

http://time.com/4329592/walking-dead-norman-reedus-steven-yeun-car-accident/

[Oh Shoot]

10 minutes ago, JAB said:

Looks like Norman Reedus and Steven Yeun were out riding motorcycles together, recently, when they stopped to help out at the scene of a car accident.  Because of this, it sounds like that in addition to probably being pretty good guys in real life, both of their characters might be around in some capacity in the next season of The Walking Dead.  Reason being that they were apparently in close proximity to where TWD is shooting for the upcoming season.

http://time.com/4329592/walking-dead-norman-reedus-steven-yeun-car-accident/

Even if Glen is snuffed, there will have to be a "farewell" flashback episode or two requiring some new scenes. I bet they'll drop back time briefly before the reveal, maybe jumping into one or more characters' heads as they flashback or whatever.

- OS

[JAB]

21 hours ago, Oh Shoot said:

Even if Glen is snuffed, there will have to be a "farewell" flashback episode or two requiring some new scenes. I bet they'll drop back time briefly before the reveal, maybe jumping into one or more characters' heads as they flashback or whatever.

- OS

Probably so.  Not sure how 'deep' into filming the next season they would be at this point and whether they would be past filming the first, few episodes or not.  Also, I think many of the long-term actors on the show have moved to the area so it could be that one (or both) are killed off but were just out riding together in the area because they haven't changed residences, yet.

The more I think about it, though, the more I have my doubts that Glen will buy it.  I like the character and Yeun's portrayal of him so I don't necessarily 'want' him to die but I think that at this point the show 'needs' him to die.  It pissed me off when he got the bat in the, um, other medium but the story line really benefited from it more than it would benefit from the deaths of the other, most likely candidates.  I am seeing the strength in the argument that it might be Abraham who gets killed, partly because they have made so much effort in the last, few episodes to make him more than just a two-dimensional 'added muscle', second string character.  Thing is, they still haven't done enough for me to believe that killing him off would have nearly the same impact but they have done just enough that I'd kind of like to see the character developed a little more.

[et45]

Glenn has to die in order for Maggie to become the leader of the Hilltop