(Of course, we later learned that that wasn't actually the case. Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) justified killing Mays to a horrified Aaron (Ross Marquand) - who had just told Mays he should trust them - claiming they couldn't take him with them when he killed his brother's family. The 'Terminator 2' actor was swiftly killed by Gabe after it appeared he and Aaron may allow Mays to return back to Alexandria with them. Robert Patrick guest-starred on season 10, episode 19 of 'TWD,' holding Father Gabriel (Seth Gilliam) and Aaron (Ross Marquand) at gunpoint. Still, Earl kept Judith and the kids safe, so he doesn't quite make the bottom of the list. Would any of us really be able to end our own lives with nothing but a pike to drive our heads into? Maybe not. He didn't quite get it right, as he reanimated and Judith was forced to take him out, but we salute the effort. When he knew he was bit, he ensured their survival by attempting to put himself down. He won us over more in his final moments when he put his life on the line to save the children in his community. Earl's son was bitten by a walker and his wife, Tammy, was brutally murdered by Alpha.Įarl became a bit more bearable when he took in baby Adam. He was a background character who was added to the show in a nod to the comics without too much to do other than often repeat that the Whisperers were awful and needed to be killed. She’s killin’ it tho.''ĭamn straight! Killin' it as much as you can, having already been killed, that is.Earl knew he had to die on season 10, episode 12 in order for the survival of the next generation.Įarl Sutton overstayed his welcome on 'The Walking Dead,' so we weren't surprised to see him go. They may have just thought, 'Oh, there’s a girl in that costume. She even adds that she even finds little girls who have dressed up as walkers at conventions particularly spooky.Īnd of course, with Halloween coming up, Addy answered the question many of you may be wondering: Did she ever dress up as her character for the holiday? Why, yes, she did! However she didn't receive quite as much attention while trick-or-treating as she does at conventions, saying: Several walkers made human movements like this in the first season (Morgan's wife with the doorknob, and the department store walker with the rock on the glass doors), though it has been stamped out for every season since.īut aside from that one little piece of controversy, Addy says that she thinks having a little girl who is walker is 'more dramatic or heart-wrenching or creepier,' than adult walkers, or even little boy walkers.

I think it was more of an instinct with her.' It was part of that human character she used to have, like Morgan's wife during the episode where she was trying to turn the door knob. 'At the time when everything happened, I didn’t think much of it, but now that I look more, I think it was more of an instinct. Addy explained why she thought Summer did it: This movement was a little contentious because walkers in the show are not supposed to have any memory of their human existence, including what a teddy bear is or what it would mean to a little girl. Miller even talked about one of the more controversial aspects of her character - when she bent down to pick up the teddy bear off the ground. I think we can all agree it was pretty gross! I would get nauseous when I looked at it in the mirror. 'People thought it was gross on the show. Looking back on her small, but iconic role, she says she only wished she knew as a 10-year-old girl what a sensation the show would become so she could get to know the cast and crew better.īut what did she think about the gnarly special effects makeup that transformed Addy into Summer? She told Huffington Post:

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