Steven Yeun plays Glenn Rhee in “The Walking Dead.” (Photo : Facebook/Steven Yeun)
"The Walking Dead" season 6 previously aired an episode that hinted on the possibility of killing off Glenn.
However, fans believe that Glenn will also survive because he is one of the major characters on the show.
According to Design N Trend, the producers of the show's attempts at trying to trick fans into believing that Glenn was killed off may have negative impacts on the series.
For instance, the fact the producers of the show may have misled fans could be reason enough for them to boycott the series.
The publication added that the fact that Steven Yeun's name was deliberately removed from the show's opening credits could serve as indication that they are trying to mislead fans when it comes to Glenn's fate.
Meanwhile, if Glenn will be revealed to be alive, it's highly likely that fans of "The Walking Dead" season 6 will have a difficult time believing when another character is killed off.
"It's not like this series hasn't played the fake death card before, but its producers had certainly stepped away from it for a while," the publication noted.
Lastly, Glenn's death could serve as an obvious publicity stunt for the series. Not only does Glenn have a lot of fans, the character is also well-loved by audiences.
According to the publication, "The Walking Dead" season 6 didn't kick off with good ratings. So trying to suggest that Glenn died could be their way of making sure that their ratings will improve week in and week out.
"The Walking Dead" season 6 airs Sundays at 9 p.m. ET on AMC.
