The Walking Dead: Over 100 facts about the AMC show you probably didn't know
Ddi you know Norman Reedus has Andrew Lincoln’s beard shavings and Scott Wilson’s ponytail in his fridge?
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Over the course of those 75 episodes, we’ve followed Rick Grimes, Genn Rhee and Daryl Dixon fight for survival, while having also saying goodbye to comic book favourites Andrea, Tyreese Williams and Shane Walsh.
However, there are probably a couple of things you still don't know about the show, like the show's title card has been decaying ever so slightly every season.
Luckily, the guys over at Cinematica have done another one of their famed ‘107 facts you should know’ videos, this time on the AMC series. Watch below.
Other nice bits from the video: episode four ‘Slabtown’ was named after a real place overrun by vigilantes, and, apparently, Norman Reedus has Andrew Lincoln’s beard shavings and Scott Wilson’s ponytail in his fridge. Reedus also cried for over an hour before shooting Beth’s death scene because he’s a softy in real life.
The Walking Dead will return on 15 February at 9pm on Fox in the UK, with no more breaks this season.
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