The supersized 90-minute episode was the first episode after the one in which, it appeared that Yeun's character, pizza boy Glenn was killed off in the series, said The Hollywood Reporter.
"In some way, we will see Glenn, some version of Glenn or parts of Glenn again, either in flashback or in the current story to help complete the story," said showrunner Scott M Gimple.
The series based on Robert Kirkman's comics, has a history of removing actor's names from the opening credits after their on-screen death. There was also no mention of 31-year-old Yeun in the closing credits.
There is ample evidence to support that the character really isn't dead, since Yeun has been spotted filming the second half of the season and just signed a new contract.
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