If you have seen the mid-season finale of AMC's "The Walking Dead" on Nov. 29, you're probably as agitated as many viewers are and we're right there with you. However, if you have not seen the episode yet and are not in the mood for spoilers, be warned that there are spoilers below.

Everything is in chaos now that Alexandria has been breached and we're all left hanging in the most terrible way but before we get to that, this is your last chance to turn back before a spoiler gets hurled right at you. No? Well, let's get to it.

The mid-season finale is titled "Start to Finish" but it didn't seem at all like there was a finish with the huge cliffhanger it left everyone with.

All hell broke loose when walkers finally managed to penetrate the walls of Alexandria and everyone pretty much scrambles to wherever they believe is safe. Rick gets separated from everyone but Deanna stayed by his side to help. Unfortunately, Deanna has to be the one to suffer a horrible fate. Not only does she fall on a blade but, after reaching the safety of Jessie's home, she finds out as well that she has been bitten. That means the end for her but at least she did go off with a bang.

Maggie was almost done for when the ladder she was climbing to reach safety collapsed but, whether by pure adrenaline or her baby giving her Glen's power of survival, she manages to get up to safety where she spots Glen's green balloons in the distance. Glen has seen her from on top of a tree but she has not spotted him yet.

Carol and Morgan decide to fight over Wolf in the middle of the attack, which doesn't end well because Wolf got loose and has taken Denise hostage. Eugene, Tara and Rosita just watch helplessly because because Carol and Morgan have knocked each other out.

Back in Jessie's house, we're pretty sure Ron has lost his marbles or has a death wish because he decided that it's the perfect time to exact revenge by locking himself and Carl in the garage. Carl manages to protect himself somehow and, of course, Ron's brilliant plan and perfect timing leads the walkers to them and their temporary sanctuary suddenly becomes hell again. They manage to escape by using their old tactic of painting themselves with walker guts but now it's Sam's turn to mess things up by speaking while they're walking in the middle of a zombie horde.

Then the screen goes black.

Yes, it ends with Sam saying "Mom!" and if you felt like you were Rick to just have left him and Ron in the horde-overrun house, nobody blames you.

If it's any consolation, creator Robert Kirkman gave his own spoiler for the mid-season premiere on Feb 14.

"So many people die," he said.

Thanks for the heads up, Kirkman, otherwise the audiences would be surprised.

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