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The cable network posted a message on _The Walking Dead_‘s Facebook page last night apologizing for prematurely revealing which major character died during the zombie drama’s winter closer. “We heard your feedback to last night’s post, and we’re sorry,” the statement [reads](https://www.facebook.com/TheWalkingDeadAMC). “With zero negative intent, we jumped the gun and put up a spoiler. Please know we’re going to work to ensure that, in the future, possible spoilers by official AMC social feeds are killed before they can infect, certainly before the West Coast (U.S.) broadcast of _The Walking Dead_. As always, thank you for watching, and keep the comments coming. We appreciate all of your support. #RIPSpoiler.” Spoiler alert: At 10 p.m. Eastern time Sunday night—before the show had aired on the West Coast—_The Walking Dead_ Facebook page ran photo of Daryl (Norman Reedus) carrying deceased Beth (Emily Kinney) with the rather unambiguous headline “RIP Beth.” It wasn’t the first time AMC had spoiled _The Walking Dead_. Two years ago, a DVD ad on AMC’s website [prematurely revealed the death](http://www.eonline.com/news/298137/huge-walking-dead-spoiler-alert-amc-accidentally-leaks-major-character-s-death-on-dvd-ad) of Shane (Jon Bernthal). The spoiler sure didn’t hurt the show’s ratings, with the “Coda” episode delivering 14.8 million viewers and a 9.6 rating among adults 18-49\. That’s _TWD_‘s [best-ever performance](http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/12/01/walking-dead-ratings-midseason-finale-record/) for a midseason finale. 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