Clip from the next episode of The Walking Dead takes a look at Aaron

By Eric Walkuski

Posted 11 years ago

Last Updated on July 22, 2021

If you watched last night’s episode of “The Walking Dead” (read our take HERE) then you know the series just added a new character: Aaron, played by Ross Marquand. It was a brief introduction, coming at the very end of “Them,” but an enticing one. Our survivors have met enough wolves in sheep’s clothing to know not to trust just anyone, but this guy seems kinda nice, doesn’t he? Doesn’t he?

In the below clip, you’ll see a little more of Aaron, who the group isn’t keen to play around with. Fans of the comics know the significance of Aaron, and what his presence means for the rest of this season. (You can find out more about his character in the comics HERE.)

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