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Twelve years after Rick Grimes emerged from that hospital bed to a world ravaged by screeching walkers, Carol, Daryl, Maggie and Connie are making their final stand, and how they wish it was only flesh-guzzling zombies they were up against. It all ends here and it's available to watch now, so read on as we explain how to watch The Walking Dead season 11, part 3 online from anywhere now that it's back for its 8-episode final run.

*Warning – potential The Walking Dead spoilers ahead*

If you’ve remained loyal to the cause through the tyrannies of the Governor, Alpha, and Gareth, through the heartbreak of Lydia and Henry, through 169 episodes (and counting) of agony and gore, all we can say is: we really hope it’s been worth it. If you haven’t, welcome back! Alexandria, Hilltop and Oceanside are screwed! Barricade the door behind you, please.

The Commonwealth isn't exactly the safe haven that the survivors had envisaged, and the imperial crusade led by Governor Pamela Milton and Lance Hornsby is showing no signs of abating. Tyler Davis' protest and Connie's exposé may have caused a stir, but with the Commonwealth flag already waving ominously over new territories, drastic action is required.

TV events don't get much bigger than this (even if there are numerous spinoffs going strong or in the works, including Fear the Walking Dead, Tales of the Walking Dead, the Daryl Dixon spinoff, Dead City, and the Rick and Michonne miniseries), so keep reading to find out how to watch The Walking Dead season 11, part 3 online now no matter where you are.

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