Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 8 The mid-season finale is the biggest thing we've attempted, I think, so far in our show. I think the crew, and Ernest Dickerson, who directed it, everybody busted their guts to do that episode. Darrell Pritchett, who does the special effects — he's the man with the dynamite, was the busiest man I've ever seen. It was thrilling. Just thrilling.

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It just felt like an incredibly exciting episode. And then in the [final eight of the season], it's like we're spinning out into orbit, and it's a completely new show. It's really, really exciting."

Dynamite? Could that go with the boom and a prison attack?

Andy also told TVLine the mid-season is one of the best TWD episodes ever, packed with plenty of emotion. He was asked if he’d shot any scenes which rival Rick’s breakdown after Lori’s death. He answered, “There’s been one scene that was pretty painful to do — it’s always the midseason finale! … It was all going so well for me this year, I was farming and just kicking back — I thought it was going to be a really relaxed season for me — and then they just go, ‘Bam!’”

Back in mid-August, Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon) gave a good Episode 8 tease to fans at the Wizard World Comic Con in Chicago: “I will say that we just wrapped the mid-season finale last night of The Walking Dead, mind-blowing. Minds are going to blow up, it’s so crazy, it’s so good. We thought last season was real good. This season’s crazy good. It’s nuts, you’ll love it.”

At this point, we’re still speculating that The Gov. launches an attack on the prison in the mid-season finale, and we deal with the aftermath in Episode 9. Andy told TVLine that Episode 9 is a good one for Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs). We’re wondering if it may lead to our group hitting the road for new territories — maybe meeting up with Morgan Jones, or just meeting these three new people to maybe go here.

Whatever else happens, it should be “exciting,” “thrilling,” “mind-blowing,” and “painful” — as usual! Watch the promo and sneak peek videos below and share your theories/hopes/fears for Episode 8.

"The Walking Dead" season 4, episode 8 is titled "Too Far Gone" and there have been several spoilers that have already been released. Even so, no real information has been given. On Nov. 29, The Walking Dead Women Facebook page revealed some major spoilers that may make fans upset.

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There have been rumors that two characters from the prison will be kidnapped on "The Walking Dead" season 4, episode 8. This speculation comes from the comics as well as a sneak peek video. On the promo for "The Walking Dead" mid-season finale, the Governor tells his new camp that they need to attack the prison before they notice that two of their own are gone. In the comics, the Governor kidnaps Tyreese, hoping it will help him gain entry into the prison. He also had Michonne, but only for a short time, but he did use her sword to behead Tyreese.

It turns out that two people will be taken by the Governor on "Too Far Gone" and according to a revealing photograph, it is Hershel and Michonne. The photo shows the Governor with his new "army" and the tank parked outside of the prison. Standing in front of them are Hershel and Michonne with their hands tied behind their backs. On a sneak peek, Meghan was trying to lift a cover off of something on the ground and was asking her mom for help because it was too heavy. It is being assumed that it is an underground holding cell where Hershel and Michonne will be kept.

The Walking Dead Women believe that Hershel will die in "The Walking Dead" mid-season finale.

Photographs for "Too Far Gone" show that Tara and Lilly don't seem to be totally on board with the Governor attacking the prison. The reason for this is unknown, but perhaps the Governor's secret about his past will be revealed to them or maybe Rick's statement that they have sick children will make the girls think twice. After all, Rick doesn't look like a child-murdering thief like the Governor made him out to be.

Do you have any theories on what will happen on "The Walking Dead" season 4, episode 8? Do you think that Hershel and Michonne will die?