The scene was a total throwback to old-school Negan, mixing equal measures humor and horror while showcasing what made him such an electric personality back in his baseball bat wielding days.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan on 'The Walking Dead: Dead City'. Peter Kramer/AMC. If the flashback scene enthused fans, it excited the actor even more. "I was so happy," Morgan tells EW.

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The frame story for this episode is even more interesting. At the beginning, Carol (Melissa McBride) leads Negan out of Alexandria to a cabin that he had been considering moving into.

The Walking Dead‘s Season 6 finale went to great lengths to pull off that cliffhanger ending, right when the audience and characters were about to learn who Negan killed with his baseball bat.

Warning: This article contains spoilers about The Walking Dead: Dead City season 1, episode 4, "Everybody Wins a Prize." There was a lot of activity at the end of Sunday's "Everybody Wins a Prize ...