'The Walking Dead Season 5' Premiere and Spoilers: Review of Episode 1, Spoilers about Negan and Characters Being Killed

By Andrian Darylle Torralba Oct 15, 2014 10:14 AM EDT

'The Walking Dead Season 5' Premiere and Spoilers: Review of Episode 1, Spoilers about Negan and Characters Being Killed

"The Walking Dead" fans from all over the world are rejoicing - the fifth season of one of the most popular, influential, action-packed, and dramatic TV series has just officially begun. With episode 1 having been just aired last Sunday, the 12^th of October, lovers of the hit TV series are wondering what's in store for them. For those who want to know more about "The Walking Dead Season 5" premiere and spoilers, here's what we have come up so far.

For the premiere episode, which was aired last Sunday on AMC and titled "No Sanctuary," fans of "The Walking Dead" were finally able to understand the Terminus a little better, as the International Business Times has reported. If this is something that excites the followers of the TV series, there were two other things that made them all the more frenzied. Of course, these were shown on the last part of the episode, in order to make viewers sit on the edge of their couches, just wanting to stay there till the next episode is aired.

According to International Business Times, these two jaw droppers were the "potential introduction" of a new character in the form of Negan. The other one being the "reintroduction" of Lennie Jame's character, Morgan, who first appeared in season 1, episode 1.

If you weren't able to watch "The Walking Dead Season 5" premiere, you may be wondering (and completely fine with wanting to know) who is still alive. As Metro has cited, the group comprised of the "most formidable" of all characters in the cast, which include Rick, Carl, Daryl, and Michonne, are still alive. Of course, Glenn, Tara, Abraham, Rosita, and Eugene also have their hearts still beating, as they do not just want to survive - they want to fight off the outbreak itself. Maggie, Bob, Sasha, Carol, Judith, and Tyrese haven't turned as well.

So what happened to Beth? We still do not have any idea, but, as Forbes, who got the chance to interview Gale Anne Hurd, has reported that the producer explained that it would be "dishonest" if "people didn't meet their end from time to time."

With this being pointed out, we just need to wait for the second episode to see if Beth will return or not.