In an appearance at the Phoenix Comicon, Michael Rooker talked about The Walking Dead and answered questions from the audience. When Merle’s death scene was brought up by the moderator, an audience member yelled out that Merle made Daryl cry.
Michael Rooker said,“He deserved to cry. That little crybaby, he’s been a crybaby all his life. About time he really cried for something.”
During Season Three of The Walking Dead, a couple of characters returned as delusional visions. Rick Grimes saw a vision of Shane Walsh and several visions of his wife Lori Grimes. During Season Two of The Walking Dead, Daryl Dixon even saw visions of his brother Merle.
When an audience member asked if Merle might return at all in a vision or anything, Michael Rooker answered, “Hell no, I hope not.”
Check out the full video of Michael Rooker’s Phoenix Comicon panel below.
Michael Rooker said,“He deserved to cry. That little crybaby, he’s been a crybaby all his life. About time he really cried for something.”
During Season Three of The Walking Dead, a couple of characters returned as delusional visions. Rick Grimes saw a vision of Shane Walsh and several visions of his wife Lori Grimes. During Season Two of The Walking Dead, Daryl Dixon even saw visions of his brother Merle.
When an audience member asked if Merle might return at all in a vision or anything, Michael Rooker answered, “Hell no, I hope not.”
Check out the full video of Michael Rooker’s Phoenix Comicon panel below.
“Walking Dead” fans shouldn’t get too bent on a new relationship for Rick in season four. Actor Andrew Lincoln recently talked to TV Line, and he doesn’t think his character is ready for any romance.
Viewers of the hit AMC series will remember that Rick completely went off the deep end in season three when he lost his wife, Lori. Although the two weren’t on the best of terms at the time of her death, her passing left him shook up and unable to think clearly. With his head finally on right (for the most part), it looks like season four will have Rick focusing on the prison, its new occupants and his growing baby daughter -- no time for a new romance!
“I think that there has to be some kind of mourning time,” Lincoln dished to TV Line. “I don’t think he’s able to engage at all on that level at the moment. I wouldn’t rule it out, though.”
Rick will have some more mourning time in season four. Executive Producer Gale Anne Hurd previously revealed to IGN that when the AMC series returns in October it will have a time jump similar to previous seasons. TV Line confirmed that the new season will pick up four to eight months after the season three finale left off.
Andrew Lincoln’s comments on Rick’s potential (or lack of) romantic relationships comes after speculation that Rick would start something with Hershel’s daughter, Beth. A season-three episode showed Beth kissing Rick on the cheek and blushing, spurring many to believe that a romance between the two was brewing. The theories around the pair grew when Beth’s Emily Kinney said in a season-four preview that she thinks her character will “grow up a lot and take on new responsibilities.” Fans immediately assumed that she was referring to taking care of baby Judith.
Viewers of the hit AMC series will remember that Rick completely went off the deep end in season three when he lost his wife, Lori. Although the two weren’t on the best of terms at the time of her death, her passing left him shook up and unable to think clearly. With his head finally on right (for the most part), it looks like season four will have Rick focusing on the prison, its new occupants and his growing baby daughter -- no time for a new romance!
“I think that there has to be some kind of mourning time,” Lincoln dished to TV Line. “I don’t think he’s able to engage at all on that level at the moment. I wouldn’t rule it out, though.”
Rick will have some more mourning time in season four. Executive Producer Gale Anne Hurd previously revealed to IGN that when the AMC series returns in October it will have a time jump similar to previous seasons. TV Line confirmed that the new season will pick up four to eight months after the season three finale left off.
Andrew Lincoln’s comments on Rick’s potential (or lack of) romantic relationships comes after speculation that Rick would start something with Hershel’s daughter, Beth. A season-three episode showed Beth kissing Rick on the cheek and blushing, spurring many to believe that a romance between the two was brewing. The theories around the pair grew when Beth’s Emily Kinney said in a season-four preview that she thinks her character will “grow up a lot and take on new responsibilities.” Fans immediately assumed that she was referring to taking care of baby Judith.
Andrew Lincoln flips off Norman Reedus:
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Carl is old:
