AMC's The Walking Dead has finished filming its Season 5's premiere, according to reports.  

Robert Kirkman has assured fans that the show is going to "hit the ground running" in its comeback episode when it is released, and fans will not have to wait long before they discover the secrets behind the charred bodies in Terminus as well as the characters' origins.

The Walking Dead Season 5 premiere date will land in October 2014, although the actual premiere date is yet to be announced. 

Show runner Kirkman has revealed that the next season of episodes will answer all the cliffhangers leftover from Season 4.  

According to some rumor, Rick Grimes' group will be able to break out from the container van where they held captive, in what is set to be a dramatic escape attempt.

Producer Scott Gimple told TV Guide that the candle room implies something about the truth that happened to the people who once lived in Terminus. 

"We will get more of that in episode 501.  It looks like a memorial, and they could be super weird people who memorialize people they victimize, or it could be that something happened to them," he detailed. 

The AMC zombie series has been a constant top ratings winner over the past five years, and fans are hoping thay the show will be able to win another Emmy Award this year.

"I think this show works best with a cycle or ramping up and ramping down and lulling people into a sense of security and speeding things up and keeping them on guard.  I will say that we definitely start this season in an up cycle, whereas last season we definitely started the season in a down cycle," Kirkman told Entertainment Weekly.