‘The Walking Dead’ Season 7 Spoilers: Episode 4 Extended, Alexandria Getting ‘Sobering Visit’ From Negan? Guilt-Ridden Daryl Teased

Episode four of "The Walking Dead" Season 7 will have a longer airtime possibly to accommodate Negan's (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) introduction to Alexandria. As expected, this upcoming visit won't bode well for Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and the rest of the people in their home base.

The first three episodes of "The Walking Dead" Season 7 all hit the 60-minute mark. However, episode four titled "Service" will be on air for 85 minutes, Screen Rant reported.

Rick and his group returning to Alexandria won't be showcased until episode four of "The Walking Dead" Season 7 and once there, the Saviors' threat or some other group's will come upon them. Lincoln told Entertainment Weekly that the people back in Alexandria will each have their own coping mechanisms about Negan's harsh regime.

"The Walking Dead" Season 7 will revolve around the characters rebuilding their lives while "dealing with the trauma and grief of this brutal attack," Lincoln continued. The road ahead is definitely "rocky" for all of the people in Alexandria.

True enough, the official synopsis released for episode three of "The Walking Dead" describes the remaining members of the group trying "to keep it together in Alexandria," SpoilerTV reported. Through it all, they will "receive a sobering visit" presumably from Negan.

Episode three of "The Walking Dead" will focus on Daryl (Norman Reedus), who was kidnapped by Negan in the premiere episode of Season 7. In the promo, Daryl is not looking good while at The Sanctuary with Dwight (Austin Amelio).

In an interview with EW, Reedus said Daryl blames himself for Glenn's (Steven Yeun) death and he is heartbroken over the matter. Negan's initial victim in the premiere episode of "The Walking Dead" Season 7 was just Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) but the big baddie beat Glenn into a pulp with his bat after Daryl punched his face.

According to Reedus, his "The Walking Dead" character "completely takes the weight" and carries Glenn's brutal death. The actor added that Daryl is unable to forgive himself and "he takes full responsibility."

Lauren Cohan, who portrays Maggie on "The Walking Dead," said that her character will exact vengeance on Negan for killing the father of her child, EW reported. The actress also revealed that Maggie and Sasha (Sonequa Martin) will be "incredibly tight" in future "The Walking Dead" episodes. The two women will need and lean on each other.

"The Walking Dead" returns for its third episode titled "The Cell" on Sunday, Nov. 6 at 9 PM on AMC. "Service" follows on Nov. 13.