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Interview with Andrew Lincoln, 2012:

Interview with Andrew Lincoln, 2013:

Interview with Steven Yeun, 2015:

Interview with Steven Yeun, 2010:

Interview with Melissa McBride:

Wikipedia article on Sonequa Martin Green:

Interview with Michael Cudlitz:

Interview with Danai Gurira:

Interview with Chandler Riggs:

Interview with Josh McDermitt:

Interview with Lauren Cohan:

Interview with Norman Reedus, The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, and executive producers Gale Ann Hurd, and Scott Gimple:

Interview with Chad Coleman:

Interview with Scott Wilson:

Interview with Iron E. Singleton, 2010:

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Interview with Jon Bernthal:

2012 Interview with Andrew Lincoln (Rick):

2013 Interview with Andrew Lincoln:

2015 Interview with Steven Yeun (Glen):

2010 Interview with Steven Yeun:

Interview with Melissa McBride (Carol):

Wikipedia article on Sonequa Martin Green (Sasha):

Interview with Michael Cudlitz (Abe):

Interview with Danai Gurira (Michonne):

Interview with Chandler Riggs (Carl):

Interview with Josh McDermitt (Eugene):

Interview with Lauren Cohan (Maggie):

Interview with Norman Reedus (Daryl), The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, and executive producers Gale Ann Hurd, and Scott Gimple:

Interview with Chad Coleman (Tyreese):

Interview with Scott Wilson (Herschel):

Interview with Iron E. Singleton (T Dog):

Interview with David Morrisey (the Governor):

Interview with Jon Bernthal (Shane):

##Case by Case:

###Warning: Comic book spoilers ahead

I’ve read the comics up to a little bit past where the character, Carol’s character dies. When I first got the part and I was reading, finding out about the character, I didn’t know what they were going to do with it, if it was always going to be verbatim from the comics. I like the way it’s turned out, I’m glad that they took a chance on this character and I’m happy that it went in a bit of a different direction. To whatever I owe the credit, I'm not sure.

A: I have to admit, I had never read a comic book in my life, so I wasn’t familiar. That’s what was so funny to me—I thought I knew who liked to read comic books, and then I started picking pthem up and was like voracious with them. Now I understand why they are so popular.

A: I’ve read the comics up to a little bit past where the character, Carol’s character dies. When I first got the part and I was reading, finding out about the character, I didn’t know what they were going to do with it, if it was always going to be verbatim from the comics. I like the way it’s turned out, I’m glad that they took a chance on this character and I’m happy that it went in a bit of a different direction. To whatever I owe the credit, I'm not sure.

A: I have to admit, I had never read a comic book in my life, so I wasn’t familiar. That’s what was so funny to me — I thought I knew who liked to read comic books, and then I started picking them up and was like voracious with them. Now I understand why they are so popular.