Here’s your first ‘The Walking Dead” Season Three Clip!

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Via its official website, AMC has revealed the first clip from Season Three of “The Walking Dead.” And shit’s already getting real.

Snagged from the first episode, “Seed,” the clip shows us Rick and the survivors planning a strategy for the coming weeks. Seems as though there are two separate “herds” dangerously converging on the group!

Airing on October 16th, “Seed” goes like this: With the world growing increasingly more dangerous and Lori’s pregnancy advancing, Rick discovers a potentially safe haven. But first he must secure the premises, pushing his group to its limit.

“The Walking Dead” stars Andrew Lincoln, Sarah Wayne Callies, Chandler Riggs, IronE Singleton, Lauren Cohan, Norman Reedus, Scott Wilson, David Morrissey and Michael Rooker.

Source: AMC

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