The current theory is that we’ll finally see Glenn in the next episode of “The Walking Dead” this Sunday and that “Enid will rescue him from behind the dumpster, or that Glenn will use a flare to distract the zombies while he scrambles away from underneath Nicholas’ dead body,” according to the Inquisitr.
Previously, we hoped Glenn would finally return to us when a certain voice was heard on the radio calling for help during the last episode of “The Walking Dead.” Suspecting that it was evidence of our beloved Glenn still breathing, Norman Reedus immediately let us down and quickly denied the rumors about the voice on the radio.
“I will say that voice in not Glenn,” Reedus said, according to the Inquisitr. “It’s not Glenn. But it’s probably at Alexandria with all we know that’s happening there.” It was exciting while it lasted, but at least Reedus gave us a quick let down instead of a slow and painful one.
He even had the same sympathy as us. “I had the same reaction. He’s such a beloved character and such a good friend of mine. You know, I saw what I was in that episode.
And I was in that episode. And I was still pissed off at the end of the episode. I was in shock, and I was there! So I felt it too. You see what you see and that’s the point. If it hurts, it hurts. And if it’s shocking, it’s shocking. You’re supposed to feel the pain. That’s the idea.”
A lot of fans really want Glenn to be alive so we shouldn’t be surprised anymore if another rumor or spoiler surfaces on the internet. Although there’s a good chance that Glenn might survive those horrible zombie hordes from eating him, the show’s producers doesn’t want us to expect anything from Glenn returning, even taking the extra step to removing Steven Yeun’s name from the opening scene and the IMDb database, according to the Inquisitr.