Here’s a sneak peek at “The Walking Dead” Season 3, Episode 2!

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

SPOILERS if you haven’t watched “The Walking Dead” Season 3, Episode 1 “Seed” yet!

Oh, Rick. You’re always trying so hard to lead the group to safety, and somehow it just never goes as planned. To be fair, there are zombies around every corner, so nothing is fool-proof, but is there ever a “big decision” that doesn’t end in bloodshed?

At the end of the last episode of “The Walking Dead” (brilliantly reviewed HERE), Rick and co. make their way deep into the prison that they plan on calling home. Their scouting mission goes awry, however, when walkers come out of nowhere and the group gets split up. While looking for his daughter, poor old Hershel (Scott Wilson) unwittingly steps over a still “living” walker and gets a chunk of leg chewed out of him. Naturally, that leg has got to go.

All that leads up to this sneak peek provided by AMC of Episode 2, “Sick.” It’s a minute long and doesn’t exactly leave you feeling warm and fuzzy about Hershel’s prospects. Watch it below.

Also here’s the episode description: After a traumatic event, a life hangs in the balance. Complicating matters, the group must also deal with a potential threat to their new surroundings.

Source: AMC

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