‘The Walking Dead’ season 6, episode 3 preview: Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus return in ‘Thank You’

The story on “The Walking Dead” season 6 so far has been fairly intense and after tonight’s violent episode we are pretty sure that the Wolves will be haunting our dreams. So where are we going next? Judging from the fact that next Sunday night’s new episode was originally entitled “Attacked,” that should at least give you some sort of indication. (For the record, “Thank You” is now the episode title.)

After spending most of this past episode dealing mostly with the action back at Alexandria, it seems as though you’re going to see Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, and many of your other favorite actors again on the show as everyone may reconvene to take on some of the latest dangers that are taking shape. We know that the Wolves are out there kidnapping, killing and doing some other terrible stuff, but they’re far from the only threat when you have this many walkers headed towards home base.

Let’s just hope that this episode brings a little more of a sense of unity, and also some answers. The first two episodes, while entertaining in their own way, have not really done much to push forward the story in an enormous manner. Do we really want to see everyone stay at Alexandria and start a new society there? Now they they know it’s not really that safe and that the Wolves will be back for another attack, it might be time to move on.

If we were to say “thank you” to this show for one thing, it’s pretty simple: Thanks for giving us one of the craziest shows that are out there right now. While there are some scary moments here and there, the biggest selling point remains the characters and their stories over time.

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