The Walking Dead Season 4 concluded last night with an episode that brought a number of the survivors together, gave us a better look inside Terminus, and is sure to keep fans guessing what happens next from now until October. As the episode hasn't aired internationally, I won't be going into details yet, but we have 47 photos from Season 4's final episode, including some behind-the-scenes photos you won't want to miss.

“Following the devastating events of the mid-season finale, Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and the group are still reeling from the loss of their home, family and friends. With the destruction of the prison, the group of survivors is broken apart and sent on divergent paths, unsure of everyone else’s fate. What was a challenging life behind fences and walls grows that much more perilous and precious as they are exposed to new dangers, new enemies and heartbreaking choices. They will have their faith thoroughly tested — a faith that breaks some of them and redeems others.”

The Walking Dead returns in October, so expect the first look at the new season around July. Missed out on our recent coverage? Here’s a list of our highlights:

The Walking Dead Episode 416- A: “As multiple paths collide, Rick comes face to face with sheer brutality. Will he and the group have what it takes to survive?”

Written by: Scott M. Gimple & Angela Kang
Directed by: Michelle MacLaren

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