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  • (rock music)

  • (cheers and applause)

  • - Welcome to Hall H's day two of Comic Con.

  • Oh my gosh.

  • It's so much good stuff.

  • - [Woman] We love you, Chris!

  • - I love you, too!

  • (audience laughs)

  • Welcome to The Walking Dead panel,

  • which is technically The Talking Dead panel

  • if you want to be technical about it.

  • (audience cheers)

  • So just a couple of announcements.

  • First of all, the season six premiere

  • is the largest episode to date.

  • 654 walker extras used during shooting,

  • second only to the pilot.

  • And you can see the episode of season six

  • when it premieres,

  • Sunday, October 11th at 9 p.m.

  • (audience cheers)

  • I want to point out this will be a 90 minute premiere.

  • (audience cheers) So, yes.

  • And then Talking Dead will be on at 10:30

  • right after that.

  • Also, we're gonna do a Talking Dead

  • season six preview special hosted by me

  • on Sunday, August 23rd at 8 p.m.,

  • during which we will give more exclusive first looks

  • at what's in store for the season.

  • Also, there's gonna be...

  • You can catch up on your seasons one through five

  • with "5 Sundays/5 Seasons" marathon.

  • Each Sunday, AMC will air a single season of the series

  • beginning Sunday, July 26th at 2:30 pm.,

  • so just cancel everything now.

  • Don't go anywhere.

  • Invite people over or board up your doors.

  • And that is through Sunday, August 23rd.

  • But most importantly,

  • I want to thank you guys,

  • because without the fans and the fandom,

  • first of all, my show wouldn't exist,

  • you all wouldn't be here,

  • I wouldn't be able to bring these people out here

  • and show this to you, so thank you so much

  • for supporting Walking Dead.

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • We wanted to change things up a little bit,

  • and so we pulled in a bunch of questions from social to ask.

  • So it's not just me blabbing up here.

  • I will be blabbing with your questions.

  • So I have some lists of those.

  • But first, let's just get into this.

  • I am very happy to show you the first look

  • at the official trailer for season six.

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • Your 2015 Walking Dead cast.

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • Take pictures.

  • So everyone please have a seat.

  • Let's get into this.

  • So Kirkman, as you know,

  • the poor man fell a bit ill,

  • and he was not able to attend Comic Con this year,

  • so he's now here in T-shirt form--

  • - [Greg Nicotero] Yeah, he's here.

  • - And mask form, yeah.

  • - [Scott Gimple] Yes, now, and hand me one of those.

  • - [Greg] He's actually here,

  • and any questions that come up--

  • - I kind of prefer these versions.

  • Can we just take these (laughs)?

  • Thank you very much.

  • - [Greg] Pass them on down.

  • - Everyone have one?

  • We should definitely throw one of these into the audience.

  • (audience cheers)

  • - [Scott] So, okay, before we get started, right?

  • Let's do this.

  • How big is Hall H?

  • - About 7,000.

  • - [Scott] 7,000 people.

  • (audience cheers)

  • Now it would be great...

  • Hello, Hall H.

  • (audience cheers)

  • It would be great to have the premiere somewhere

  • that could hold this many people.

  • - Right.

  • - [Scott] It would be even better

  • if we could hold it somewhere that would hold

  • twice as many people.

  • - [Chris] Right.

  • - [Scott] It would be thrice better,

  • if it could hold about

  • two and a half amount of this people.

  • - Where are you going with this math problem?

  • - [Scott] The Walking Dead premiere

  • is going to Madison Square Garden.

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • In October,

  • all these people can conceivably come if--

  • - [Gale Anne Hurd] With their friends and families.

  • - [Scott] With friends, family, loved ones, well wishers.

  • Go to www,

  • that's hhtp.

  • - Please do the whole URL, yeah.

  • - [Scott] Backslash, backslash.

  • - No, forward slash, forward slash.

  • - [Scott] Www, AMC.

  • - Backslash is for local files.

  • (Chris and audience laughs)

  • - [Scott] Amcthewalkingdead.com.

  • Come join us in New York in October

  • for the biggest premiere yet.

  • - Yes, amazing.

  • Thank you for this.

  • (audience cheers)

  • I think that section back there's like,

  • "Shit, we don't live in New York."

  • But you guys, this is amazing.

  • Madison Square Garden is about 20,000 people,

  • so that is the best way.

  • Cause even just seeing you guys react to the trailer,

  • and understand most of us watch this on computer screens.

  • So to see it in a room like this with a screen like this

  • with a crowd of everyone freaking out,

  • it's definitely an experience.

  • We really appreciate it.

  • So, I'm gonna launch into fan questions.

  • - [Scott] Before you do that, I just want Robert

  • to react to everybody watching it on a computer screen.

  • Waaaah!

  • (audience laughs)

  • Okay, sorry.

  • - I just want to react.

  • This is Robert reacting to anybody.

  • Waaaah!

  • All right, so let's get into this.

  • This is from R-vincap.

  • Will, this is for the producers.

  • Will season six explore a power struggle

  • between Rick and Morgan?

  • It kind of seemed like that from the trailer we saw.

  • Or will it more so be portrayed as a fundamental challenge

  • to the way Rick has always been leading the group?

  • - [Scott] Oh, my.

  • Well, it certainly seemed that we were

  • selling that in the trailer.

  • I will say that this is a savvy audience

  • that knows that we sometimes play

  • with the truth in trailers.

  • - Right.

  • - [Scott] What?

  • It's true.

  • It's true.

  • But it's just to maintain the experience for everybody.

  • I would say that Rick

  • absolutely is faced with challenges

  • to the way he does things.

  • And also including these people

  • in the way that he does things.

  • At the end of season six,

  • he wanted everybody on board with him,

  • and everything went very well in those last few moments,

  • up until--

  • - Well, except for the dickhead that he shot.

  • - [Scott] Except for the porch dick.

  • - Yep (chuckles).

  • I'm so glad that became a thing.

  • - [Scott] Yeah, that's you.

  • - No, it's not me.

  • - [Scott] No, really.

  • - No, of course, it's not me.

  • - [Scott] No, no, it's you.

  • - Oh, I said it, but then that poor guy

  • has to live with that the rest of his life.

  • - [Scott] No, Corey Brill is not a porch dick.

  • He just plays one on TV.

  • - He did, you know, like a week afterwards I saw him,

  • and he was like, "By the way, thanks.

  • "People are shouting porch dick at me wherever I go."

  • (audience laughs)

  • And he's a really nice guy, too.

  • Which made that funnier.

  • But so you're saying that things might not be as they seem.

  • - [Scott] Things might not be as they seem,

  • but Rick absolutely has to deal with the fact

  • that things went down

  • with Reg and with Pete,

  • and all these people who might have been following him

  • into the bowels of hell are maybe looking at him

  • a little differently.

  • - All right, this question is from Kerry Frazier.

  • Will we get to see some more flashbacks

  • into character pasts?

  • I'd like to know more about some of them

  • like Glenn or Sasha.

  • Dave Alpert, do you want to take that one?

  • Do you know?

  • No? Okay.

  • You don't want to say anything?

  • Scott?

  • - [Scott] Could you repeat the question?

  • - Will we get to see more flashbacks

  • through other characters?

  • Glenn, Sasha?

  • - [Scott] There's a little bit of flashback,

  • but there's definitely some playing with time.

  • But not quite as much as last season.

  • - Okay.

  • Next question.

  • This is from idan25.

  • Will the wolves from season five finale

  • finally play a big part in season six?

  • - [Scott] The wolves will be a part of season six.

  • Hopefully in a way that you don't expect.

  • - All right. - [Scott] Chris.

  • - That's a good almost answer.

  • This one's for Andrew Lincoln.

  • - [Andrew Lincoln] Hi.

  • - Hi, Andy Lincoln, how are you?

  • (audience cheers) - Hello, Hall H.

  • Can I just say it's so lovely to see you all again.

  • Hello.

  • (audience cheers)

  • What are you doing in my front room?

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Chris] It's crazy.

  • I can't believe another year

  • has gone by already and we're here.

  • It feels like we were just here.

  • - Oh, no, I've felt every single day.

  • (Chris laughs)

  • - [Chris] Well, this first question's a hardball here.

  • Dillion Huchy wants to know

  • do you think Rick misses the beard,

  • and do you miss having the beard?

  • - My wife doesn't miss the beard.

  • I think that was one of the most

  • weird filming days of my life when I had to shave.

  • Well, I had to get into a shower naked in front of my crew.

  • - You offered to get in the shower naked.

  • - But then apparently you could only see...

  • Was it two inches of my butt crack?

  • Is that right?

  • - [Scott] There was no crack.

  • - Charlie Collier confirmed it.

  • What are we allowed to say?

  • But yeah, I had to do that,

  • and then I had to shave and look in a mirror.

  • The most painful part was actually

  • looking at my face while shaving,

  • cause I don't enjoy that experience anyway.

  • But to do it on camera was just unbearable.

  • But yeah, I miss that beard.

  • And I'm gonna grow it back as soon as possible,

  • Scott Gimple.

  • - [Chris] How much does having that beard

  • become sort of a prop for the character?

  • Like when you have the beard,

  • does it inform the way you approach the character

  • as opposed to when you shave off the beard?

  • - Well, Steven Yeun looked at me when I shaved it off.

  • He said, "You look like you have a shrunken head."

  • (everyone laughs)

  • Which kind of unnerved me for the afternoon filming, really.

  • It does.

  • It became part of him, you know.

  • And also, I remember some two seasons before

  • Scott actually talking to me and just saying

  • we want to get these guys to the lowest ebb.

  • And I thought well a great way of doing that

  • is seeing how big I can bushy up and grow my beard.

  • - [Chris] Nice.

  • - Just like Scott Gimple right now.

  • - [Scott] I'm working on it.

  • - [Chris] This is so adorable.

  • - [Scott] Yeah, that's exactly what...

  • You know what, somewhere,

  • you just touched my cheek like that.

  • Robert Kirkman's smiling.

  • (Chris laughs)

  • That's usually his job.

  • I will say that the beard both in the comic and the show

  • really is sort of a metric of where Rick is at.

  • - [Chris] Right.

  • - [Scott] And when Rick shaved the beard

  • when he went to Alexandria I mean we,

  • in the comic, we completely mirrored that,

  • and it was in a mirror.

  • (audience laughs)

  • I can't believe people laughed at that.

  • Thank you.

  • I love you.

  • But I will say that the beard will continue to inform

  • and sort of indicate.

  • It's a barometer of where Rick is at.

  • - Right.

  • This is this man's Twitter name: @duhfatguy.

  • (audience laughs)

  • Wants to know...

  • It's is Twitter name: duhfatguy.

  • What's the dynamic gonna be like

  • between Rick and Deanna this season?

  • Obviously the last moment was very impactful,

  • so where are they at this point that you can say?

  • - Rick? - [Chris] And Deanna.

  • - He's covered in blood at this point.

  • - Right.

  • - Yeah, I think that there's a genuine respect

  • between the two leaders.

  • Between Deanna and Rick.

  • And a lot of the last sort of three or four episodes

  • you saw a man restraining his instinct to lead

  • and to show these people.

  • And then as things start to...

  • He realizes that he's amongst innocence

  • and people that don't have any experience out there.

  • I think we got lucky that the gates were open.

  • We got walkers.

  • I had a zombie shower at the end

  • when I blew his brains out.

  • (audience laughs)

  • And then of course when Pete came in,

  • he slashes Reg,

  • and I shot him.

  • - [Chris] Yeah, but it wasn't just that you shot him.

  • That was Deanna--

  • - It was an execution.

  • - [Chris] Acknowledging that you were right.

  • - [Scott] She did say do it.

  • - Yeah, I was gonna do it anyway.

  • - [Scott] Well, that just means you guys were simpatico.

  • - Yeah, that's true.

  • - [Chris] Yeah, but that's the struggle

  • between the whole time is you have this insulated community

  • that things can still be the way they were

  • before the apocalypse,

  • because they're clearly lying to themselves.

  • They're weak, they're not trained,

  • they don't understand what the world is like.

  • You guys come in and effectively

  • sort of pollute them for the better,

  • but you have to show them that this is how

  • things have to be now.

  • - I agree, and I think certainly a lot of the things

  • that seems to be we're exploring this season

  • are about them and us.

  • Inside the community and outside as well.

  • - [Gale] And then you have the wild card

  • of Morgan returning just at that moment.

  • - Yeah.

  • - [Gale] And what he's seeing.

  • A very different Rick from the last time.

  • - And a different Morgan as well.

  • - [Chris] And a Morgan we don't really know at this point.

  • We don't really know what he's up to

  • and what's going on and how he's been changed.

  • - But he's damn good at fighting with that stick.

  • - [Chris] This is for Danai.

  • This is from Aisha Grimes on Instagram.

  • What do you think Michonne's opinion is

  • on Carol's housewife disguise

  • and her lying about stealing guns in Alexandria?

  • - Ah, such a good question.

  • I've always yearned for more interaction

  • between Michonne and Carol.

  • (audience cheers)

  • I share it with 7,000 people

  • and my boss at the same time,

  • cause I adore Carol.

  • I think it's such an interesting thing between these two,

  • and I think they're two tactics of how to handle this world

  • is just so interesting.

  • They're both having tactics,

  • but they couldn't be more different.

  • I think she really is just catching up with where Carol is,

  • and she has a profound respect for Carol,

  • so she understands that what Carol's doing

  • is for the good of the group,

  • and it's definitely about protection.

  • It's definitely about keeping us on top

  • and keeping us safe.

  • But it's just not the way that Michonne wants

  • to grapple with things at this moment.

  • She's looking to actually merge community.

  • But she's not gonna get

  • into a big tussle with her like she didn't in that scene.

  • She just acknowledged that's where she was at,

  • and she was really getting the landscape where everyone was.

  • I'd love to hear them converse about their

  • different ways of seeing the world.

  • - [Chris] So this is sort of a two part question.

  • What do you think Michonne's journey was in the last season,

  • and especially that last thing

  • with her and the katana, like sort of embracing that again.

  • Where do you think she ends up?

  • - Yeah, yeah, I mean it was really fascinating, actually,

  • because she had made that decision

  • at season four where she literally decided

  • I'm actually going to stop being this isolated character

  • that goes off by herself, grabs two pets,

  • and will go and venture into the world and be alone

  • and hang out with walkers for the rest of my life

  • and not be vulnerable to anybody.

  • And making that decision to turn around and say

  • I'm gonna reembrace my people,

  • and I'm gonna reembrace whoever I can

  • and actually move forward with life.

  • And that's scary, and I have no idea what will happen,

  • but I'm gonna do it.

  • That is kind of where she's been going.

  • She's been consistently kind of going on that track,

  • and so the idea of reconnecting with these people,

  • which was kind of a miracle for her,

  • and really affirmed her choice.

  • But then throughout last season it was this sort of fear

  • of we were just kind of getting broken down.

  • Like the Terminus people, so that trust was obliterated.

  • And then it's like going into the idea of going into

  • what happened to Bob, and it was just constant

  • like what happened to the church.

  • Like it was just the constant breaking down,

  • and then she started to see people like Glenn

  • start to get broken down,

  • and how his sight just started to shift and stuff like that.

  • And the idea that we could actually get to the point where

  • things could get like we've actually all turned into

  • where she's been was very scary for her.

  • - [Chris] Yeah, it's interesting because it just shows

  • the importance of this group of people,

  • cause there's always this sort of

  • sign wave of sanity where it's like,

  • oh, Gabriel's not doing so great.

  • Sasha's losing it.

  • Rick's...I'm not sure.

  • Okay, Michonne's good.

  • Carol's good.

  • Ah, she just threatened to murder a kid.

  • You know, like so it's sort of like

  • you guys kind of need each other.

  • - Right, to balance it out.

  • - [Chris] To really keep a balance, and I feel like Michonne

  • was a very, she was a very calm

  • presence throughout,

  • and almost sort of resigned at the end of like,

  • "Ah, shit, here we go again."

  • - Well yeah, there was this crazy thing from like

  • the moment of actually saying

  • that I'm gonna neutralize Rick,

  • which to me was like this really like

  • disturbing moment to play.

  • I was like, oh dang, I gotta punch Rick?

  • Strangely, we had a good time with it, right Andy?

  • - [Andrew] Yeah. (Chris laughs)

  • - But it was such a weird moment to have to do,

  • but it was like that breaking apart

  • of saying I think differently from you,

  • and I'm gonna do something different from what you do.

  • - [Andrew] You did hit me.

  • - Oh yeah, well, you know that was the best take.

  • - [Andrew] For real, yeah.

  • - [Chris] Oh, she hit you for real?

  • - [Andrew] For real.

  • - [Chris] Oh, that's great!

  • - [Andrew] And she jumped on me after they said cut

  • and just cuddled with me.

  • - I felt bad.

  • - [Chris] That's good acting.

  • What are you talking about?

  • - I thought I really knocked him out.

  • But at the end of it when we actually,

  • picking up that sword again,

  • that was when you realize okay,

  • I have got to balance this out,

  • because there's no way I can put my weapon up there

  • and walk away from my power

  • when other people pick it up and use it for bad.

  • I trust myself to use it for good.

  • - [Chris] Oh, that's interesting.

  • So it wasn't for you.

  • It wasn't even so much like a battle weapon.

  • It's like a protection from other people.

  • I had never even considered that.

  • - It is a protective force if I'm using it.

  • But if some other dude, porch dick, picks it up...

  • (Chris laughs)

  • - [Chris] Well, he's not gonna be picking anything up

  • at this point except his brains off the sidewalk.

  • But I hope everyone's caught up, by the way.

  • That was a huge spoiler.

  • (audience laughs)

  • If you're not, you shouldn't be in here.

  • Also, it happened months ago.

  • Watch TV faster.

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Scott] And Chris, let me just take this moment

  • just to tell the audience that I was completely lying

  • about the flashback question earlier.

  • There will actually be a whole lot of flashbacks.

  • - [Chris] Really?

  • - [Scott] The first half of the season.

  • In fact, I'm working on an episode right now

  • that's entirely a flashback,

  • but I just forget things in front of 7,000 people.

  • - [Chris] All right, so I don't know

  • if this version is the truth,

  • or the previous version's the truth,

  • or is that supposed to throw us off?

  • - [Scott] It's the truth.

  • - [Chris] You're a web of lies, Scott Gimple.

  • - [Scott] I'm incepting.

  • - [Chris] Stop it, here's comes the kick!

  • All right, this is for Steven.

  • This is Furious Beast on Instagram.

  • I'm gonna paraphrase this question,

  • because I really want to know this.

  • Why didn't you kill Nicholas?

  • I want you to kill that guy so bad.

  • (audience laughs)

  • I want you to kill that guy so bad.

  • And he totally deserved it.

  • Time and time again he was almost saying,

  • "Please kill me.

  • "I'm a complete douche bag.

  • "I wanna die."

  • And at the end,

  • you somehow found some humanity and mercy.

  • Why did you not kill him really hard?

  • - He's got beautiful eyes.

  • (Chris and audience laughs)

  • - [Chris] I never even thought about that.

  • - Listen to his soul.

  • Goodness, you know, Glenn is a better person than me.

  • I also said why did you not kill him?

  • But it's a very complex situation.

  • It's layered in the sense that it's

  • Glenn is seeing a version of himself in him.

  • Glenn also realizes what it means to cross that threshold.

  • Glenn also sees

  • in that moment that he has won.

  • That he has...

  • It serves no function in that moment to kill him.

  • It's not like he's making him an example for others.

  • It serves no function to kill him except for himself.

  • And if he crosses that threshold,

  • I think he looked into his face and saw

  • an earlier version of himself,

  • another iteration of himself

  • if he were to live within these walls,

  • and he saw what he could have been.

  • And for him it was a chance at

  • hopefully having him be redeemed,

  • but at the same time I think it was

  • mostly Glenn trying to

  • save himself as well.

  • Cause if he crosses that line,

  • it's kind of game over for him.

  • His MO at this point is he found a place

  • where him and his wife can be there.

  • Can live there.

  • Can search for the life that they've always wanted.

  • Part of that also includes humanity.

  • It includes living the life that they previously had,

  • which is not some wild, wild west

  • where if someone crosses you the wrong way you kill them.

  • Granted, he shot him in the shoulder, but

  • (audience laughs softly)

  • like I said, Glenn is a really good person.

  • (everyone laughs)

  • - [Greg] Then he stuck his finger in the bullet hole

  • and then beat you up.

  • - Yeah.

  • - [Greg] And let four walkers fall on top of you.

  • - [Chris] And then the other people at the warehouse.

  • - Then he wore his shoes in the house.

  • He wore the shoes in the house,

  • and he's just rude.

  • - [Chris] He double-dipped.

  • You guys were at that cocktail party,

  • and he double-dipped in the--

  • - Yeah, and he double-dipped.

  • - [Chris] Yeah, and took a bite

  • and then went back in the salsa.

  • You should've killed him for that.

  • - He's the one at revolving doors,

  • he doesn't push forward.

  • He doesn't push the revolving doors forward.

  • It is a complex situation, but ultimately I think

  • Glenn was trying to save any part

  • of the old world that he could.

  • And that includes his own humanity.

  • - [Chris] Does Maggie keep him tethered to that world?

  • - I think they both have that together.

  • By the way, Lauren couldn't be here,

  • and she loves all you guys.

  • And she couldn't be here cause she's visiting family,

  • but know that she loves every single one of you.

  • (audience cheers and applauds)

  • Yeah, I absolutely do feel like Glenn and Maggie

  • keep each other grounded.

  • They have a very symbiotic relationship,

  • and they overlap on many things.

  • And one of those things is to preserve

  • what semblance of sanity and humanity that they have

  • so that they can be together

  • in a safe and new world.

  • Together.

  • - [Chris] This next question is for Lennie James.

  • (audience cheers)

  • Yes.

  • Lennie James, first time with

  • The Walking Dead cast on a panel.

  • (audience cheers and applauds)

  • And I have to say the thing that was so wonderful

  • about your character and seeing him come back

  • is from all the seasons, people would always say,

  • "What happened to Morgan?"

  • When you were just a sliver in the beginning,

  • and people always said, "Where's Morgan?"

  • And I think in our heads as fans we were like

  • he's out there somewhere.

  • And then we saw you in "Clear,"

  • and you were like he is not doing well.

  • (audience laughs)

  • But it definitely showed a dimension,

  • or at least maybe even a little bit of foreshadowing

  • about what can happen, particularly for Rick.

  • So what do you think

  • he was doing this whole time out there?

  • - What do I think Morgan was doing this whole time?

  • He was painting.

  • (Chris laughs)

  • He was getting to know himself.

  • Well, we may find out this season

  • what Morgan's been doing with himself.

  • One of the things he's been doing is trying to find Rick,

  • and at the end of the last season he finds him,

  • and kind of wished that he hadn't.

  • Yeah, I think we're gonna find out where, possibly,

  • where Morgan's been and what he's been up to.

  • - [Chris] This is from Allison Loveland on Facebook.

  • What kind of effect do you think Morgan's presence

  • will have on Rick?

  • - I don't know, to be honest.

  • I think Morgan and Rick have a particular kind of man-love

  • that kind of goes on.

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Chris] Keep going.

  • (audience laughs and yells out)

  • - I think the fact that Morgan has gone to find Rick.

  • I've said it before, but it's one of the things

  • that's most important is Rick is the last person

  • left on the planet that Morgan...

  • That knows Morgan.

  • Everybody else who Morgan knows is gone.

  • And the only man, the only person left,

  • that Morgan knows is Rick,

  • and that's why he goes to find him.

  • And I think Morgan's aware of the effect

  • that Rick has had on him.

  • I don't know now, because they meet at such a kind of

  • important moment at the end of the last season.

  • And this season there's gonna be fallout.

  • - [Chris] This next question's for Chandler Riggs.

  • Mr. Chandler Riggs, welcome.

  • (audience cheers and applauds)

  • This is from brandonreese1 on Twitter.

  • Do you think Carl feels at home in Alexandria?

  • - Oh, for sure, yeah.

  • I think Carl, I think he sees Alexandria as

  • a restart button kind of just to try and start over

  • and live the life

  • the way life should be lived.

  • And that's how he sees Alexandria.

  • - [Chris] I love just that moment with the other kids there.

  • There's like video games, and you're like,

  • "What have you people been doing this whole time?"

  • You have even just in your short time in that world,

  • you're already a soldier, basically.

  • So how do you think he's processing?

  • How do you think he was able to process

  • like oh, it's okay to be comfortable again?

  • - Well, I mean, that's when he kind of went into shock

  • when he walked into that room,

  • and it was just like,

  • like it was years ago.

  • Back when the apocalypse started.

  • And I think for him,

  • first of all he sees their vulnerability,

  • and although Alexandria is a safe place,

  • people still need to know how to survive

  • in case there is a threat outside the walls.

  • - [Chris] (mumbles).

  • - He sees their vulnerability.

  • Sorry.

  • - [Chris] Oh no, go ahead.

  • This is about you, not me, you go.

  • - But I mean he does have sympathy for the kids

  • living in Alexandria and he wants to show them

  • how life is outside the walls.

  • - [Chris] This is from @AshActually.

  • How do you think Michonne would feel

  • about Carl sneaking out of the gates following Enid?

  • - Oh, yeah.

  • (Chris laughs)

  • - I don't know.

  • - Who are you asking?

  • - [Chris] Either of you.

  • Actually, I'd love to hear you both tackle that.

  • - Okay, you can go ahead.

  • (audience laughs)

  • - Well, okay, so I think

  • Carl sees Enid as another survivor.

  • She is the one person in that place that gets it.

  • That gets how it is outside the walls.

  • And so he can obviously relate to her,

  • and that's why he enjoys going outside the walls

  • and just hanging out with her.

  • But obviously,

  • being outside of Alexandria isn't very safe.

  • So I don't know how they'd react

  • if they knew Carl was running around with Enid in the woods.

  • What do you think? - [Danai] Yeah.

  • It's probably better Michonne doesn't know.

  • - Yeah (laughs).

  • - The thing that Michonne really loves about Carl

  • is that he has such a survivor instinct,

  • and he's so smart and he knows

  • how to take care of himself so well.

  • And so she was always just able to kind of relate to him

  • like a friend, which I mean the idea of him

  • going outside there is like you can't imprison him

  • in one sense, like you can't say

  • you may never leave these walls.

  • I think she would find that to be

  • a disrespectful way of treating him.

  • But at the same time, her gut, her instinct,

  • her wants for him, of course, are to keep him

  • extremely safe at all times, so she wouldn't,

  • she probably just doesn't want to know,

  • but she'd want to know at the same time.

  • - [Chris] Well, they're also just teenagers.

  • It doesn't matter.

  • If you're a teenage boy and there's a teenage girl,

  • even if you're like, "Oh, my God,

  • "there's zombies at the gate,"

  • and a teenage girl's like, "Let's go out there."

  • You'd be like, "Yeah, okay."

  • Like there's no...

  • (audience laughs)

  • It's like this whole concept of you're still human beings.

  • You still do things that human beings do.

  • This is just a really quick answer for this one, Chandler,

  • and @hyattsmaurice wants to know if season five Carl

  • had a chance to tell season one Carl some advice,

  • what would it be?

  • - Ooh.

  • I don't know, really.

  • I think just, I don't know.

  • I'm not really sure what he would tell him.

  • - [Greg] Go kill the walker in the swamp that killed Dale.

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - And shoot the one--

  • - [Greg] Shoot the one walker that he should have shot.

  • - Yeah.

  • - [Chris] Way to make him feel bad about that.

  • (everybody laughs)

  • This is for Sonequa Martin-Green.

  • This is from Twitter.

  • (audience cheers)

  • After Sasha's breakdown last season,

  • which you portrayed amazingly, she says, parenthetically.

  • What do you hope she finds in season six?

  • - Oh my.

  • Healing, restoration.

  • - [Chris] Can she at this point?

  • - That's a great question.

  • I mean she's hit rock bottom.

  • It's been an honor for me to portray PTSD

  • in honor of those who have suffered from it.

  • And that's what you hope.

  • You hope that there is light at the end of the tunnel.

  • You hope that you can cross over to the other side

  • and find a reason to live again.

  • And not just live but thrive.

  • And so that's what I'm hoping

  • that she finds is a way to respond

  • correctly to the deaths of her most loved ones,

  • because looking back on it,

  • if she were to get to that place,

  • that healed place,

  • she would look back and see that

  • I didn't respond correctly.

  • I have not been the woman that

  • my brother really knew and loved

  • and insisted that I still was.

  • I have not been the woman that Bob fell in love with.

  • I haven't been the woman that even

  • our father raised me to be.

  • And so now it's time to actually

  • pay homage to their lives and their memories

  • and live with hope the way they would have wanted me to

  • and the way that they did.

  • - [Chris] This next question's for Melissa McBride.

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • From @helloSydney on Twitter.

  • What is Carol's biggest challenge in hiding who she is,

  • slash, what she is capable of from the Alexandrians?

  • - What's the biggest challenge between?

  • - [Chris] Between being able to basically

  • concealing your identity,

  • because Carol was amazing.

  • I mean the chameleon transformation

  • to just immediately like

  • just an innocent house mom in a sweater.

  • It was instantaneous.

  • She saw the situation.

  • She assessed who she needed to be in that situation,

  • and she adapted like that.

  • So what was the biggest challenge do you think for her

  • in maintaining that persona?

  • - I think just like having her cover for them.

  • She had really important work to do

  • finding out who these people are

  • and what they're capable of,

  • what they're not capable of.

  • I think really just the biggest challenge was,

  • was keeping her cover.

  • Yeah.

  • - [Chris] This is from @DCandDPS.

  • We didn't get to see Carol react to Tyreese's death.

  • What did it mean to her?

  • Does she miss him despite everything?

  • - There's an echo, I'm sorry.

  • We need to see Carol react to?

  • - [Chris] She said we didn't get to see Carol

  • react to Tyreese's death.

  • So what did that mean to her,

  • and does she miss him?

  • - Yes, she misses him.

  • Every death is heartbreaking,

  • and it just fuels the fire even more to

  • become stronger, fight harder,

  • to keep everybody safe, including yourself.

  • Everything is fueled by the loss of people.

  • That's why she's doing what she's doing.

  • She can't stand around and watch people die.

  • And she's ready to pay the price,

  • go to hell, whatever.

  • She doesn't know.

  • She knows to do whatever she can to try to help people.

  • - [Chris] Is that what keeps her going?

  • The need to help people?

  • - Yeah, I mean she's not a cold-blooded killer,

  • and she just wants to keep going so she can

  • come face-to-face with somebody else she can put down.

  • (Chris laughs)

  • That's what I'll do tomorrow.

  • Maybe we'll intersect somebody and I can...

  • Yeah, no.

  • - [Michael Cudlitz] Take 'em down.

  • - [Chris] This is for Michael Cudlitz.

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • This is from...

  • This is an amazing Twitter name:

  • @heydonuts.

  • (audience laughs)

  • When do you believe your character's defining moment was?

  • - Hmmm, that's a great question.

  • I think his defining moment is yet to come.

  • (audience moans)

  • - [Chris] Ugh, says the crowd.

  • - I might agree.

  • (Chris laughs)

  • - Thank you, goodnight.

  • (Chris and audience laughs)

  • I just want to live in a world where Carol bakes cookies

  • and gives flowers to everyone.

  • - [Chris] This is from @mcbrideTWD.

  • Cudlitz, what do you admire most about Abraham?

  • What's your favorite quality?

  • - I think just his pure honesty.

  • It just is what it is.

  • There's no filter.

  • There's no agenda.

  • There's nothing

  • going on behind the scenes.

  • It's kind of what you see is what you get,

  • and if you don't like it,

  • that's too fucking bad.

  • - [Chris] Nice.

  • (audience cheers)

  • - [Greg] He does get the best written dialogue

  • on the show, for sure.

  • Every time you get the scripts and you see

  • things that Abraham says they're always great.

  • The line you had in 16 was like,

  • "He don't know shit about shit about..."

  • I only can remember the line cause he said it so well.

  • I had it recorded for awhile.

  • - Something about sand.

  • - [Greg] It was great.

  • He has the best dialogue.

  • - [Scott] I just like hearing you guys kind of...

  • It was shit and it had to do with sand.

  • - [Greg] Sand, shit.

  • - [Scott] There's a vast ocean of shit

  • that you people don't know shit about.

  • - [Greg & Michael] Rick knows every fine grain of said shit.

  • (audience cheers)

  • - Who's Deanna?

  • - [Chris] Yeah, oh my God!

  • Amazing!

  • - [Scott] And that's all Michael there.

  • Who's Deanna?

  • We were not rolling around the writer's room with that.

  • That's Michael taking two words

  • and making them into an epic film.

  • - [Greg] That was partially my fault,

  • because when he said it,

  • it was so quiet in that scene.

  • And he said it so loudly that we all kind of laughed.

  • He was like some drunk guy in the back.

  • (in a gruffy voice) "Who's Deanna?"

  • - Now that happens when there's 17 actors on set.

  • There's a scene going on.

  • They put you way, way, way in the back,

  • and you have to deliver the line.

  • - [Greg] You weren't that far in the back.

  • - Woosh.

  • - [Chris] You could've cut that into the last shot

  • of the season finale.

  • It's like blam!

  • And then just cut to Cudlitz, "Who's Deanna?"

  • Just one last time.

  • This is for Norman Reedus down there at the end.

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • This is from @jennyaggio.

  • Is there anything special that you do

  • to get into character for Daryl?

  • - A lot of Motorhead.

  • (Chris laughs)

  • A lot of coffee.

  • I play Candy Crush a lot.

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Chris] I actually do believe that Daryl

  • would enjoy Candy Crush.

  • - I'm so into it it's ridiculous.

  • And I spend hundreds of dollars.

  • I don't even give a shit.

  • (Chris and audience laughs)

  • - [Chris] Well, after you just said that now,

  • if they don't send you stuff they're assholes.

  • - No, no, no, thank you, yeah.

  • If you guys send me lives on that I'd play forever.

  • It's great.

  • - [Chris] And then the second part to that question

  • Jenny wants to know what's your favorite emoji?

  • (audience laughs)

  • - I like the red balloon.

  • - [Chris] (laughs) I knew it would be a good answer.

  • I knew it!

  • - Is that my cool fucking questions right now?

  • (everybody laughs)

  • Everybody has these deep questions,

  • and I have Candy Crush and emojis.

  • - [Chris] Oh, you know,

  • I wanted to throw you the hard bones.

  • (people laughing)

  • Okay, you know, I do.

  • Right before we go to the audience questions,

  • we'll have time for the audience questions,

  • I do have one serious question for you

  • from @ImmortalDixon on Twitter.

  • Which is the darkest season for Daryl

  • in terms of his sanity and morals?

  • - I didn't even hear that.

  • - [Chris] Goddamn it.

  • - [Man] That was too tough.

  • - [Chris] Which is the darkest season for Daryl

  • in terms of his sanity and his morals?

  • - Of six seasons? - [Chris] Yeah.

  • - Oh geez.

  • - [Greg] You asked for it.

  • - [Chris] Yeah.

  • - [Scott] We could do more emoji questions.

  • - I'm better at those.

  • It changes all the time.

  • The first one I kind of found the character

  • in the first scene that I was on,

  • and then I started to trust these people

  • when Rick says I'll go with you to find your brother,

  • and I was like okay.

  • And then that took awhile.

  • And I remember putting the little hand

  • in Steven's handbag.

  • That was fun.

  • But it all changes, and where we ended up last year

  • when Morgan comes back with us,

  • and Rick's shooting that dude in the head,

  • we had that scene just before that where

  • it was Carol and Rick and I and they said,

  • if this town can't bend a little bit

  • we're just gonna take it.

  • So I was thinking in Daryl's head when he comes back

  • and he's shooting him in the head,

  • like oh it's on, let's take the town.

  • So there's a little bit of darkness all over the place

  • that pops up all the time.

  • - [Chris] (laughs) That just needs a red balloon emoji

  • to brighten the day.

  • - Yeah, and some Candy Crush lives.

  • - [Chris] I swear to God if Daryl came into the scene

  • and be like, "Hey you all, maybe we should just play

  • "some Candy Crush."

  • That would be...

  • - [Man] They don't have that yet in their world, but--

  • - [Greg] Hey, Chris.

  • So Lauren Cohen just sent me a text

  • that she wants me to read to everybody.

  • - [Chris] Please.

  • - It says, "Dear Greg.

  • "You're the greatest prod..."

  • Wait, no, no.

  • "Thanks so much for reading this note out loud.

  • "Now can you please pass it to Steven to read?"

  • - [Chris] Awww.

  • - Oh, for real?

  • Okay.

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - [Greg] She's very, very funny, by the way.

  • - Cheeky.

  • She wrote, "Steve says this.

  • "I miss not being there with you all at our sixth Comic Con.

  • "I'm with my family right now,

  • "but my other family is at this table and in this room.

  • - [Audience] Awww.

  • "You may have already said this today,

  • "but everyone in here is who makes this show

  • "and inspires us to new walker kill,

  • "emotional roller coaster, fighting for life,

  • "and love heights every season.

  • "And we thank you and love you so much.

  • "I hope you all have a freaking incredible weekend.

  • "Can you say something funny at the end?"

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - [Greg] And then it says,

  • "Then please give the phone back to Greg."

  • - I didn't read that part.

  • - [Chris] You actually did bring something

  • to show people that was a little extra, didn't you?

  • - I did?

  • - [Scott] Well, it seems like we're having

  • a blooper right now here, Greg.

  • - We are?

  • - [Scott] Yeah, so what could it be?

  • That we're having a real blooper about?

  • - Oh, maybe there's clips of people

  • that didn't get their lines right or broke character?

  • - [Scott] Exactly, well, sort of.

  • (audience cheers)

  • - Every year at the wrap party,

  • even episodes that I'm directing,

  • when characters do something funny.

  • The show's always so serious,

  • so anytime we have an opportunity

  • to do something a little light,

  • I always tell Amy Lacy, the script supervisor,

  • like mark that as a blooper,

  • and then at the end of the season, at the wrap party,

  • we screen the blooper reel for everyone.

  • It's really just a great emotional release,

  • to laugh with our characters and see them do fun things.

  • So we have something to show you guys.

  • - [Chris] Great, roll the blooper reel!

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • Hey Mike, what's happening?

  • - [Mike] Ohhh!

  • Dude, can you give a big hand for Mike.

  • I saw him 8:00 in the evening

  • first spot in Hall H camped out there.

  • (everyone applauds and cheers)

  • What is your question?

  • - [Mike] Well, it's a short little one,

  • and then one for the cast.

  • Melissa, I can smell those cookies all the way from here.

  • - [Melissa] Right?

  • - [Mike] And also, I wanted--

  • - That sounded disgusting.

  • - [Mike] Okay, well, the cookies are right there.

  • Anyway, so I want to ask you guys

  • what are you more afraid of?

  • The mega herd or the wolves?

  • I want to ask the cast.

  • - Well, I don't know if we have time to get everyone,

  • but just a couple people.

  • Are you more afraid of the wolves or a mega herd?

  • - I'm not particularly afraid of anybody at the moment.

  • - [Chris] I guess that's true.

  • (audience cheers)

  • Steven?

  • - They should be afraid of us.

  • - [Chris] Yeah?

  • (audience cheers)

  • Said very authoritatively.

  • I think they should be afraid of us.

  • - They should be concerned for us.

  • (Chris laughs)

  • - [Chris] They should be mildly upset.

  • What do you think, Abraham?

  • Wolves or mega herd?

  • - Bring it. - [Chris] Uh, oh.

  • - Wolves can hide.

  • - [Chris] Yeah, that's true,

  • I mean wolves are,

  • they're sentient beings,

  • like they can hunt and stuff,

  • and walkers just, "Rah," you know.

  • - I think I'm more concerned

  • with the living than the dead.

  • - [Chris] Yeah, awesome.

  • Hey, good to see you buddy.

  • I'll see you later on.

  • What is your name, Madam?

  • - [Woman] My name is Vivianna.

  • I just wanted to ask Chandler

  • what did it feel like being back on set?

  • Did you feel nervous at all, or excited?

  • - Well, I think we were all pretty excited

  • to come back on the show for the new season.

  • It's great to be back.

  • when I'm on the show for most of my life.

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - [Chris] It's a literal thing!

  • - It's all I've known for awhile.

  • But no, it's fun.

  • I love this show, I really do.

  • - [Chris] Excellent.

  • (audience cheers)

  • Hey man, what's your name?

  • - [Man] I'm Daniel.

  • I'm a big fan.

  • I wanted to ask who's gonna be the next

  • cast member from The Wire to make an appearance?

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - [Chris] Who's the next cast member from The Wire

  • who's gonna make an appearance?

  • - [Dave] It's a Robert question.

  • (Chris laughs)

  • - [Scott] I'll just say we've tried for...

  • I'm not gonna do a Robert impression.

  • We tried with someone this year,

  • and it actually didn't work out.

  • I'd say we weren't through with that cast yet.

  • (audience cheers)

  • - [Gale] We can talk about another cast.

  • - [Chris] Did you want to make that announcement?

  • Do you want to make this announcement right here?

  • - [Scott] Oh, yes, yes.

  • - So in addition to Corey Hawkins as Heath,

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • I don't know if anybody saw, but we have Ethan Embry,

  • which was in the trailer.

  • I'm really excited.

  • He plays in the first episode,

  • and we've cast Merritt Weaver

  • as a character from the comic,

  • but you'll have to wait to find out who.

  • - [Chris] All right, excellent.

  • - [Scott] Obviously, Merritt Weaver as needed.

  • - Yes, yes, obviously.

  • - [Chris] Yes, Ma'am, what is your name?

  • - [Woman] Goddamn.

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - [Chris] I didn't mean to startle you.

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - [Woman] My name is Jilian,

  • and I guess this is more directed to Andrew and Danai,

  • but I find Rick and Michonne's interactions fascinating,

  • and I wanted to know what is Michonne to Rick at present?

  • Cause it kind of seems like she's the only one

  • who can check him.

  • - That is very true.

  • I just want to say that my mum is desperate

  • for Rick and Michonne to get together.

  • (audience cheers)

  • If she was watching this now, she'd be very happy

  • that I'm saying this, because she goes,

  • "When, If you had any, political balls,

  • "you've got to get those two people together."

  • She gets quite fired up about it.

  • I'm not campaigning, Scott.

  • - [Scott] And I've received the calls from your mom.

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - But I agree.

  • Michonne is a fellow warrior.

  • He respects her so much.

  • And they've been through so much.

  • He trusts her with his life

  • and with his children's lives.

  • And so I think that yeah, like many of the characters now,

  • there are certain sort of planets,

  • there are five or six that he looks to

  • and he can be checked by.

  • And she is certainly one.

  • - I think for Michonne, he was actually the person

  • who checked her in the very beginning,

  • like in episode "Clear."

  • Even before then, when she was just kind of buck wild,

  • and she just fought the Governor

  • and he was going to kick her out.

  • That whole moment where she knew she had to change

  • was because he checked her.

  • And that caused an indelible respect

  • that I think just keeps reverberating

  • through their friendship.

  • - [Chris] Excellent.

  • Hey, Button Lady.

  • - [Button Lady] Hi, Chris.

  • (audience cheers) - [Chris] What's happening?

  • - [Button Lady] Aw, thanks for naming a horse after me.

  • My question is for Carl or Papa.

  • Chandler, not this last season, but the season before,

  • you had a very, very intense scene.

  • I was wondering if any of your cast members

  • gave you any advice for that?

  • If you had a closed set?

  • Because I don't know many young actors,

  • know of many young actors,

  • who could've done the scene that you did.

  • It was amazing.

  • Did you get any help,

  • and did you have to have a closed set?

  • - Was it the scene with--

  • - [Woman] With your dad sleeping.

  • - Okay.

  • I don't know.

  • I just say the lines and I do it.

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - We go to him for acting help.

  • We go to him.

  • He's the most mature man on the set right here.

  • - It's hard for those intense scenes like that.

  • I've had a lot of them throughout the years,

  • and it is hard doing those scenes.

  • I think we've all had pretty

  • intense scenes along those lines,

  • and it's just one of the things

  • that you just gotta get through.

  • And pull yourself through it.

  • - [Chris] All right, thank you, Button Lady.

  • Hi, what's your name?

  • - [Woman] Hi, my name is (mumbles).

  • - [Chris] And what's your question?

  • - [Woman] Well, there is an upcoming quick kiss

  • between two certain people

  • that was a little bit unexpected,

  • because everyone is expecting that certain girl

  • to kiss another certain guy.

  • But I just wanted to know

  • with that kind of an intense scene

  • how do you relieve the awkwardness

  • of a scene like that on set?

  • - [Man] Could you repeat the question a little vaguer?

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - [Chris] So there's a guy, and this guy's got a thing,

  • and then there's this girl and she's--

  • - Wait, what show is she talking about?

  • - [Chris] Game of Thrones.

  • - Game of Thrones, right.

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - Yeah, he's dead.

  • He's not coming back.

  • He's dead.

  • It happens on shows sometimes.

  • - [Chris] Let it go.

  • - Unless he comes back as a walker.

  • [Chris and Audience] Whoa!

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Chris] Interesting.

  • Interesting.

  • - So you're asking what's it like to kiss somebody on set

  • and leave that on set?

  • - [Woman] No, I'm asking how do you relieve the awkwardness

  • of doing an intense scene?

  • - [Chris] Oh, how do you relieve the awkwardness

  • of doing an intense scene?

  • The kissing part was a red herring.

  • - Oh.

  • (audience laughs)

  • Wait, I'm so confused.

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Chris] So the blooper reel I think was

  • pretty self-explanatory with that kind of thing,

  • because there was so many intense scenes,

  • but it seems like that there were moments

  • where they kind of break out of it a little bit,

  • because everyone seems to be

  • family, basically,

  • that it's kind of at some point it just sort of breaks out

  • and like oh, we're just sort of screwing around

  • with our friends and we're safe and we're laughing.

  • Even when Andy punches the wall,

  • he's like, "Oh, God, I'm sorry."

  • Those kind of moments I think

  • relieve the tension where everyone snaps back into reality

  • in a second if you guys have to get back into it.

  • I mean you would have to, or you all would go crazy.

  • - [Scott] And there aren't a lot of horror shows

  • that go on and on and on.

  • And this cast, the thing that blows me away is that

  • these guys live a horror movie every week,

  • and they've been doing that, some of them,

  • for six years,

  • and there's a bit of a psychological cost to that.

  • - And that's six months a year.

  • - [Scott] Yeah.

  • - [Chris] And hopefully we'll continue to do so

  • for many more years.

  • (audience cheers)

  • - [Scott] That is the plan.

  • - [Chris] I was just talking about it so I can keep working.

  • I don't know why you were--

  • - [Scott] And the psychological toll that Chris has.

  • - [Chris] You know what, there is a psychological

  • toll to my show, because I never realized

  • that I would be America's damn zombie therapist.

  • And like when your favorite character dies,

  • I'm the first stupid face you see,

  • and I'm then responsible.

  • It's like someone will die, and I'm like,

  • uh, shit, I didn't do it.

  • (everybody laughs)

  • - That's because you tell us,

  • "Come on, I mean, what do you got for me?

  • "I need some more drama for Talking Dead."

  • - [Chris] I haven't told everyone that everything's okay.

  • - [Scott] It is funny like finishing an edit

  • of something like really heavy,

  • and we go right to the end of the reel,

  • and you just picture Chris like stepping out (mumbles).

  • - [Chris] Hey, guys.

  • - [Scott] It's gonna be all right.

  • - [Chris] Welcome to The Talking Dead.

  • The hashtag is "hershelscrazystump" or something.

  • (audience laughs)

  • Everyone's like, "Shut up, you're ruining the show!"

  • - Wait, we have a Daryl.

  • - [Chris] Yo, Hey, Daryl.

  • Daryl Two, what is your question?

  • - [Man] Yeah! (audience applauds)

  • - [Man] Chris I just want to say

  • that you always do an amazing job.

  • My question is for my hero, Norman Reedus.

  • - [Norman] Yeah.

  • (audience cheers)

  • - Oh, thank you, Norman, that makes me feel great.

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Sonequa] Yes!

  • (audience applauds)

  • - Put the camera back on him.

  • - [Man] You could always bring me up on stage, too.

  • That's cool.

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Man] Turn around.

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Sonequa] That's it.

  • - [Gale] Oh, nice!

  • - [Chris] Tweet at me, I'll send you that picture.

  • Okay, so what's your question?

  • - [Man] Question is for Normus.

  • What kind of character development

  • can we expect to see in season six for Daryl?

  • - First off, did you just call me enormous?

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Man] I did.

  • Maybe that was a Freudian slip.

  • (audience laughs)

  • - You know what, the minute you stood up,

  • I knew I liked you.

  • Do you know I'm psychic?

  • (audience laughs)

  • - [Chris] Norman, you better send that guy a balloon emoji.

  • - You know what I'm sayin', yeah.

  • What level are you on in Candy Crush?

  • - [Man] I don't play, unfortunately.

  • Startin' on Monday.

  • - Yeah, before this weekend's over,

  • you and me, I'm gonna teach you some Candy Crush.

  • - [Man] Hell, yeah.

  • - So is this getting weird?

  • - [Chris] No, not at all.

  • (audience laughs)

  • So real quick.

  • Where's Daryl going, and then that'll be the last question.

  • - (whispers) Level 275.

  • (audience laughs)

  • The thing about Alexandria

  • is he didn't want to go there at all.

  • He doesn't like anything to do with suburbia,

  • I don't believe.

  • But he wanted out, and then he found a place

  • that they could handle him

  • and gave him a job,

  • and he sort of felt like he could fit in

  • and wanted to fit in and wanted to fight for it.

  • And that might go crazy later.

  • He's going up and down all the time,

  • and I think he sort of finds

  • his safe place with these people.

  • So it gets tested quite a bit.

  • Hey, what's that walking by back there?

  • Hey, hey!

  • Yeah, all right, cool.

  • - [Chris] So just two more quick pieces of,

  • two more quick pieces of business.

  • - I'm like starting to freak out when there's some

  • Daryl's walking next to each other.

  • (Chris laughs)

  • - Two more pieces of business before we wrap this up,

  • because we have another panel to do.

  • First of all, Greg, I'm told that you brought

  • a couple of exclusive pictures that you wanted to show.

  • - I've brought some walker pictures.

  • Some of the stats.

  • In the first episode of season six,

  • we did more walkers than we've done in any episode ever.

  • So a couple of these guys we got a little more rotted.

  • We have one zombie who's nicknamed

  • the Bernie Wrightson zombie,

  • so you probably get a sense of in Comic Con

  • who Bernie Wrightson is.

  • But these are a couple other characters

  • that we've done, and again,

  • sort of going for way more rot every year.

  • We get more and more decomposition on these guys,

  • but first episode, we had one day

  • where we had 300 walkers.

  • - [Chris] Greg directed the premiere episode

  • coming back by the way,

  • which is important for you guys to know.

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • Which again is 90 minutes, October 11th.

  • - And a lot of people don't realize

  • that the season finale last year

  • was supposed to be a 60 minute episode,

  • but Scott wrote the script.

  • The script was so well-written.

  • Again, each premiere sort of launches our characters

  • into their stories and then we wrap them up in the finale.

  • So last year's season finale

  • where we were cutting it together,

  • we needed to wrap those stories up

  • so it ended up being an hour and a half.

  • So now of course, Scott and I went to breakfast.

  • He's like, "So remember we did so well

  • "with that hour and a half of finale.

  • "What do you think about doing

  • "an hour and a half season premiere?"

  • So we have a supersized episode right out of the gate.

  • - [Chris] Excellent.

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • Do you want to make an announcement

  • about the international community?

  • - Yes.

  • First of all, as Scott and Chris have said,

  • this really is our year to celebrate the fan.

  • And we are also celebrating international fans,

  • and as per usual, our partners

  • at Fox International Channels

  • will be premiering it in 125 countries,

  • 250 million households,

  • within 24 hours of its U.S. premiere.

  • So for all of you who aren't here,

  • but have traveled a long way,

  • you will get all these fantastic episodes

  • really soon after you've seen them here.

  • - [Chris] Excellent.

  • So you guys, thank you so much

  • for coming out to The Walking Dead panel.

  • The Fear the Walking Dead panel

  • is gonna be in a couple minutes.

  • I'll be back after this.

  • Huge hand for the entire Walking Dead cast and producers!

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • Sunday, October 11th.

  • We'll see you there.

  • And then if you guys want,

  • as they're walking out,

  • I can show you the trailer one more time,

  • if you want to see the season six trailer one more time.

  • All right, everyone, Walking Dead!

  • Huge hand!

  • (audience applauds and cheers)

  • And as everyone's walking off,

  • let's show the season six trailer one more time,

  • and I'll see you in a couple of minutes

  • for Fear the Walking Dead in just a few minutes.

  • All right.

  • (audience cheers)

(rock music)

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