AMC has posted an interview with IronE Singleton (a.k.a. T-Dog on from The Walking Dead) in which Singleton talks about some challenging moments on set this season and explains which character he'd most like to see again. You can read the interview below or head on over to
AMCtv.com.
| Q: How is Season 2 different from Season 1 for you?
A: The first thing that comes to mind is our camaraderie. First season, a lot of it took place in town, obviously, and the cast was a bit segregated between those in town and those at the camp. Everybody is there together this season and that right there has brought us a lot closer as a group.
Q: Is there anything you miss about the "town" group?
A: Merle... If Merle returns... that would make for some epic stuff -- some serious drama I think people would be talking about for a long time.
Q: What was the most challenging thing you had to do this season?
A: The show is so physically demanding. I would have to say the scene we did with the well walker. We had to catch the water pump from falling in the well -- we had to do that so many times. And I was on my backside and I had to kick and claw. The water pump was fake -- but it was quite demanding and really tough because we did it over and over again. By the end of the day, I was exhausted -- it was scorching hot too.
Q: I understand you do a lot of charity work in Atlanta.
A: As much as I can, though not quite as much these days because I've been staying so busy. But normally, it's my relatives. My lineage is out of poverty. A lot of my relatives -- cousins, nieces and nephews -- are in that situation. There's so much depression and poverty within my own family, so I spend a lot of my time with them.
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Courtesy of AMCtv here is a sneak peak of The 94th installment of Robert Kirkman's Eisner-winning comic book The Walking Dead. This edition in the series is out now and here are the first seven pages of the second chapter in a whole new storyline entitled "A Larger World" -- in which Rick and the other survivors find themselves unprepared for what awaits them.
If you are a Andrew Lincoln fan or would just like to hear his real voice take a look at the clip below.
Andrew Lincoln appears on CBS's Late Show with David Letterman and talks about his real name (Andrew Clutterbuck) and his famous father-in-law, Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson.
Today I would like to give a shout out to Simon Pegg as it's his birthday, and this also gives me an excuse to re-post one of the first reviews we did here on Zombiesdrule. The film is of course Shaun of the Dead and brought Pegg worldwide fame.
Shaun of the Dead wasn't the first time Simon Pegg had a run in with zombies, in 1999 Pegg stared one of my favorite British TV series called
Spaced. One of these episodes was called
"Art" and was the inspiration for creating
Shaun of the Dead. You can see a clip below, but be warn you may get hooked.
Spaced also stars Nick Frost and was directed by Edgar Wright.
The Walking Dead is back and boy was it good, I hope this sets the tone for the rest of season 2. If you missed it you can watch the full episode "Nebraska" below, it's official and from AMC so it will probably only be live for 5-7 days. Watch it sooner rather than later.
If you want some extra goodies check out these links links from AMC:
Episode 208, “Nebraska” Rick tries to restore order in the aftermath of a terrible discovery.
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