The Walking Dead (Season 4)

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'The Walking Dead' season 4: Norman Reedus promises greater zombie threat

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The Walking Dead will be ramping up the zombie threat when it returns in the fall. The show's fourth season premieres in October, and with the Governor (David Morrissey) in the wind, the show's focus is moving back to the zombies.

Speaking to EW, Norman Reedus (who plays fan favorite Daryl on the series), shared that the show's writers had created an innovation to make the threat of the zombies more real. Calling the fourth season's scripts "just amazing" and "super intense," Reedus promised some zombie innovation: "They?ve introduced a way to make the zombies scary again,? he says. ?They?re terrifying. The new threat is just unreal.?

What do you think? Will the zombies be advancing into '28 Days Later' territory with speed and agility? Or will they just get smarter? Producers have mentioned that with the diminishing supply of humans, the zombies are going to be hungier -- and more desperate.

As for the rest of the season, Reedus thinks things are shaping up nicely: ?The structure of the writing is a bit different,? he said. ?It?s so intense. These are our best scripts so far.?

The Walking Dead will return for its fourth season in October.

http://www.tvrage.com/news/7101/the-walking-dead-season-4-norman-reedus-promises-greater-zombie-threat

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Actress who appeared in "The Walking Dead" arrested in ricin letters case. http://t.co/y644r42odd

Yeah this just popped up on my newsfeed, googled her and found nothing on her...so obviously not important role :rofl:

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Yeah this just popped up on my newsfeed, googled her and found nothing on her...so obviously not important role :rofl:

I found her IMDb page: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3735316/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 She also goes by Shannon Guess. But there's nothing there though other than height and she holds a paralegal degree.
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I found her IMDb page: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3735316/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 She also goes by Shannon Guess. But there's nothing there though other than height and she holds a paralegal degree.

I would imagine she was an extra zombie somewhere

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According to TVLine, at least three new characters have been added into the mix, likely from the influx of Woodbury survivors in season 3 finale ?Welcome to the Tombs.? Among the additions to the prison include Laura, a single mother and ex-nurse who isn?t quite as strong as she first appears, Melody, a ?just one of the guys? kinda gal in her 20s, and Don, who ?sounds like Hershel, if Hershel were crankier and two-legged.?

To date, ?The Walking Dead? season 4?s largest addition has been that of army medic Bob Stookey (?The Wire? star Lawrence Gilliard Jr.), who himself had originally been misdirected as a character not of the books. The same could be true of the above three, as ?Don? (Danny Vinson)?s curmudgeonly demeanor sounds much more like the comic counterpart of Bob Stookey, while Melody and Laura could represent any number of characters, let alone original creations.

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