It was another week for "The Walking Dead." And those who tuned in last Sunday to see if Glenn Rhee is back yet, then they were in for another disappointment. Though the show went back to regular programming (read: not a filler episode, definitely), the question of Glenn's fate was not answered. That's unless one takes the absence (yet again) of Steven Yeun's name from the opening credits as an answer.

Last week, when fans tuned in to a new episode of "The Walking Dead" to see if Glenn (Seven Yeun) made it out alive of that zombie attack, they were massively disappointed to see a Morgan-dedicated episode. They were further disappointed when they found out that Yeun's name was noticeably missing from the opening credits.

So they naturally tune in again this week to check if he's back. Or if at least his name in the credits is back. And nope, it's not.

For the second week in a row, AMC has omitted Steven Yeun's name from the opening credits of "The Walking Dead" season six, leading viewers to assume the worst. His name has always been present, since he appeared in the pilot on Oct. 31, 2010. The absence is of note as it got the distinct position of flashing after Andrew Lincoln's (Rick Grimes) and Norman Reedus' (Daryl Dixon).

Fans have been hopeful that, with the way the zombie attack was presented, Glenn somehow survived it and will be re-emerging alive and well in the coming episodes. Executive producer Scott Gimple says Glenn will definitely appear — in one form or another — but refuses to give any details. And the way he framed that answer, it is possible that the beloved character may even comeback as a walker.

While the people behind the show chooses to stay mum about Glenn's fate, the answer is sure to pop up anytime soon. Follow the development as "The Walking Dead" airs new episodes on AMC every Sunday night.