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The Walking Dead exclusive photos preview star's departure

The Walking Dead exclusive photos preview star's departure

We've got new pics of Rick, Carl, Michonne, Maggie, Daryl and more from the back half of season 8

By Dalton Ross

January 11, 2018 at 11:00 AM EST

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Andrew Lincoln as Rick, Chandler Riggs as Carl, and Danai Gurira as Michonne

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The Feb. 25 midseason premiere begins with a bombed-out Alexandria in tatters and Carl clinging to life. And things will get worse before they get better.

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Chandler Riggs as Carl, Danai Gurira as Michonne, and Andrew Lincoln as Rick

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Carl's revelation that he was bitten by a walker signals his impending demise, which will play out in the next epsiode.

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Lauren Cohan as Maggie

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No, Maggie has not delivered her baby yet, and there is still plenty of time before that occurs. But she is getting some post-apocalyptic parenting training thanks to baby Grace (brought to her by Aaron after their assault on the Saviors).

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Norman Reedus as Daryl Dixon

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"There's some really good Daryl stuff coming up with some of the characters he's been going toe to toe with,” promises Reedus. BRING. IT. ON.

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Melissa McBride as Carol and Lennie James as Morgan

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Both characters have struggled with violence in the apocalypse, but are now united and determined to take down Negan. Let's wish them luck, shall we?

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Chandler Riggs as Carl

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Carl may be leaving us in the midseason premiere, but the character's presence will continue to be felt. “He's definitely leaving behind a really long-lasting legacy,” says Riggs, “which was the coolest part about playing those final moments — knowing that Carl was going to have such a lasting impact on the story.”

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Khary Payton as Ezekiel

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When we last left the King, he was saving his subjects while sacrificing himself in the process. Good things cannot be in store if Negan gets his hands on Ezekiel.