The Walking Dead Season 6: 15 WTF Moments From 'Heads Up'

5. Spencer€™s Escape

Spencer is lucky in that he€™s one of the few Alexandrians who have been given a name, yet he€™s seemingly got a bit of a death wish. This time his erratic behaviour saw him attempt to shimmy over some grappling-hook assisted rope that just so happened to dangle perilously above the horde of walkers positioned outside the walls of Alexandria. As ever, this would go horribly wrong, the rope would snap, and Spencer would be face-to-face with a group of the undead. Luckily for Spencer, help was at hand to rescue him from this doomed plan. The apparent logic was that he wanted to escape over the walkers in order to get to a car and draw the undead away from the walled community. Yeah, like that was ever going to happen€
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