"The Walking Dead" fans have been getting antsy to know what happened to several members of Rick's group ever since episode three and now it seems they're about to find out. It doesn't look good though as Daryl has been separated from Sasha and Abraham and the trio are now fighting to get back home.

Rick (Andrew Lincoln) arrived safely back in Alexandria in the previous episode and while that was a big relief, there's still the question of whether Glenn (Steven Yeun), Daryl (Norman Reedus), Abraham (Michael Cudlitz) and Sasha (Sonequa Martin-Green) will return. Rick believes they will and tried to rally his family and the rest of the citizens into having hope and getting them started in learning how to survive.

Episode five had its interesting moments, like the kiss between Rick and Jessie (Alexandra Breckenridge) and Maggie (Lauren Cohan) and Aaron's (Ross Marquand) attempt to sneak past the walkers. But all in all, it was a ho-hum episode that just reinforced how weak and unprepared the people of Alexandria are. It also has fans clamoring for the show to get back to more important and vital things.

A synopsis for the upcoming episode posted in "Spoilers Guide" hints that the focus will return to Daryl, Sasha and Abraham as they make their way home. Unfortunately, they will "encounter many obstacles and a new threat."

That danger was clearly shown in the trailer for episode six, "Always Accountable," which started with a scene of Daryl pushing his bike through a muddy trail. Sasha is with Abraham and they're seen hunched against a car. She tries to raise Daryl on her walkie-talkie and tells him that they got away. This is followed by shots of Sasha and Abraham in what seems like a car accident and the two of them fighting off zombies. Abraham suggests looking for Daryl but Sasha warns him that there might be more; it's unclear though if she was talking about walkers or a new enemy. The clip ends with Daryl sitting against a log, cocking in his gun just as he hears Sasha's message. The sound of walkers can be heard as the scene fades to black.

Fans know, even before season six started, that Daryl will be placed in danger as a trailer showed Rick's right-hand man captured by several people. But with Glenn apparently dead, "Walking Dead" fanatics are hoping that Daryl won't be the next to go.

Episode six of "The Walking Dead" season six will air on AMC on Nov. 15.