Walking Dead Season 4 Episode 12 Recap Video: Watch AMC "Still" Online, Live Stream Info

By Rebecca Hernandez
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AMC's "The Walking Dead" Season 4 episode 12 airs Sunday, March 2 at 9 p.m. EST. The episode titled "Still," we will see Daryl Dixon and Beth Greene again after disappearing in last week's episode.

The synopsis for the new episode reads, "Faced with the day-to-day survival of life outside shelter, a simple request by someone in the group leads to a bizarre but enlightening mission."

On last week's episode, Abraham gave Tara and Glenn a ride, we soon found out that Abraham planned to get Eugene to Washington D.C, but Glenn was not interested because he wanted to find Maggie. Meanwhile, Rick discovered some other people were in the house he was staying at and alerted Michonne and Carl. The three of them headed down train tracks and they were now on their way to Terminus.

You can watch Season 4 Episode 12 live stream on AMC website, cable subscribers can watch the show online for no additional cost. If you cannot watch it on TV tonight, you can watch the live stream on AMC website the day after the episode airs. You can also download the show on iTunes, Amazon, Netflix.

Here are the two sneak peek videos of tonight's episode:

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