‘The Talking Dead’ Easter Egg Theories: Twitter Reacts To 'The Walking Dead' Episode 12 Mystery

Update 11:32 p.m. EST: Chris Hardwick cleared up the "Easter egg" confusion. He posted the following message:

The easter egg was in Ms. Womble’s wardrobe package for those who just watched @AMCTalkingDead…
— Chris Hardwick (@nerdist) March 2, 2015

Eulyn Womble, costume designer for "The Walking Dead," revealed they created Rick's constable uniform to look different from his Season 1 sheriff's uniform. The patch on his jacket was made specifically for the show, and features a judicial scale and a latin phrase. The phrase means "we will rise again."

Original story below:

“The Talking Dead” host Chris Hardwick promised an “Easter egg” from episode 12 of “The Walking Dead” -- but the talk show ended without revealing what it was. Twitter is livid, and fans of the AMC series are posting their theories. Check out the tweets below:

Is the #EasterEgg the fact that Michonne was holding a book called crime without punishment in her interview? @nerdist
— Cristina Vallejos (@Cristastic18) March 2, 2015

@nerdist was the @WalkingDead_AMC #EasterEgg the comic book Carl picked up that read "Wolf Fight" ??
— Mary Parks (@BlackNGoldBunny) March 2, 2015

Was the #EasterEgg on #TalkingDead the Latin phrase on Rick's patch? @nerdist let us down! #TheWalkingDead #misled
— Walker (@WVeal3) March 2, 2015

#easteregg the book, the handprint on the windowframe or the badge that sais WE WILL RAISE AGAIN @AMCTalkingDead #TalkingDead @nerdist
— Inky Inky Spider (@Fuchs666) March 2, 2015

Crime without Punishment. #TheWalkingDead #easteregg
— MelLife (@MelGorf) March 2, 2015

@AMCTalkingDead #EasterEgg where was the preacher?
— Cisco (@ShoNo_Love) March 2, 2015

The #EasterEgg was rick`s uniform/ police badge that said "we will rise again". @nerdist @WalkingDead_AMC #TWDAlexandria
— Jacob H. (@Whitehall_MZB) March 2, 2015

Was @RobertKirkman's Astounding Wolf-Man the #WalkingDead #EasterEgg @nerdist? @WalkingDead_AMC? https://t.co/fvsBYrBM31
— John D. Roberts (@johnnystorm0) March 2, 2015

We've got our own theory about the mysterious Easter egg: "Wolf Fight." When Carl (Chandler Riggs) entered the attic of his new home, he picked up a comic book from the ground. The comic book said "Wolf Fight." In the midseason premiere, the phrase "Wolves not far" was scrawled across a wall. The letter "W" was also carved into the mutilated walkers that were in the neighborhood of Noah's (Tyler James Williams) old home.