[SPOILERS AHEAD! THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE FEATURES DETAILS FROM 'THE WALKING DEAD' EPISODE 'HERE'S NOT HERE']
Fans who were hoping to find out about Glenn's fate in 'The Walking Dead' may have been disappointed to find that the fourth episode was entirely about Morgan Jones (Lennie James) and how he went from mentally unstable to zen master during his hiatus from the show. 'Here's Not Here' did feature a mild shocker for Steven Yeun fans, but we'll get more into that later.
Although there was not a hint about Glenn in last night's episode, it did solve a mystery from Season Five: "What happened to Morgan after Season Three?" It turns out Morgan encountered a man named Eastman (John Carroll Lynch), who became his mentor in aikido and reintroduced the whole idea that mercy still goes a long way even during the zombie apocalypse.
Lennie James recently spoke to IGN about how Morgan returned to 'The Walking Dead' as a new person.
"I think Morgan is a man who's trying to walk this particular path of believing that all life is precious and that you can survive in this new world without killing," he said. "I think that it's a struggle for him."
In addition to that, he also agrees that 'Here's Not Here' was an episode that the fans deserved after the shocking demise of a beloved character.
"I thought that my episode probably will still give something to the mourning of Glenn and the fans having to deal with that," James said. "Hopefully it will be a mild distraction for them before the roller coaster gets back on its tracks."
So what will happen to Glenn Rhee? Variety reports that the fourth episode of 'The Walking Dead' has omitted Steven Yeun's name from the opening credits for the first time since the pilot.
So is Glenn really dead? Keep watching the show to find out. 'The Walking Dead' airs on AMC every Sunday nights.
