Chandler Riggs (Photo : Getty Images/Jamie McCarthy)
"The Walking Dead" season 7 will release a huge episode starring Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and Carl (Chandler Riggs).
According to the show's official spoiler site The Spoiling Dead Fans, the scene will be adapted from the comic books to the television series.
Just recently, Carl was spotted filming with Jesus and their location was revealed to be around Negan's trucks. In the comic books, Carl hid inside Negan's truck while his crew recovered some supplies from Alexandria.
Since the Saviors had no idea that Carl was inside the vehicle, they mistakenly brought him to their compound. While there, Carl opened a huge fire on them as soon as the storage hatch opened.
Meanwhile, Negan decided to take control of the situation by giving Carl a tour of his home. The villainous character also decided that he will not harm Carl to prove to him and some of the people of Alexandria that he isn't so evil after all.
In other news, Rosita and Eugene were also spotted filming their scenes on the set of the hit AMC series.
According to Design N Trend, Eugene and Rosita were spotted filming right outside the former's homemade bullet factory. In the comic books, Eugene and Rosita also had a similar scene before they decided to go for an all-out war against Negan.
Meanwhile, Negan's victim from the finale episode of season 6 has yet to be confirmed.
The publication noted that only Steven Yeun and Michael Cudlitz were not spotted on the set filming for their respective characters.
Yeun plays the role of Glenn, while Cudlitz plays the role of Abraham. Both actors were present during the first episode filming for season 7. Since then, they were no longer seen on set.
By the looks of it, the hit AMC series will eventually reveal that Negan didn't kill just one character, but two.
It's also possible that only one was killed off and the other one survived. It's only a matter of time before the truth about both characters is unveiled on the show.
"The Walking Dead" season 7 will premiere on AMC on Oct. 9.
