'The Walking Dead's' Steve Yeun: Creator Robert Kirkman 'should be dead' or at least a zombie...

zap2it. ^ | Sunday February 10, 2013 5:00 PM ET | Lori Acken

[virgil283]

"When Steven Yeun's character, Glenn Rhee, first appeared on "The Walking Dead," he was a smart-aleck pizza deliveryman who used his encyclopedic knowledge of Atlanta to save his comrades from hungry zombies. Not that it earned him much respect. As the AMC hit drama's third season resumes Sunday, Feb. 10, Glenn has evolved from a flaky kid into a mental and physical warrior, thanks to the love of a good woman and the knowledge that he's capable of more than scrambling through sewers"......." On the clash of rival "Dead" camps: "What's interesting to me about the difference between Rick and The Governor is you can argue that it's just two different ways of surviving in this situation. I know that being morally upstanding and trying to preserve society is the altruistic ideal ... but when it comes down to primal instincts, you are who you are. Who's to say what's right? "..... ..It says Season 3 Chapter 3 in Spanish

[CatherineofAragon]

I think I read the actor is in his 50s.

[cripplecreek]

In Tombstone, Michael Rooker played the cowboy who switched sides to fight on the side of Wyatt Earp.

[Marcella]

I'm watching the repeat as I got distracted the first time.

[max americana]

thanks for the info

[21twelve]

I looked him up on Wiki - quite an amazingly long list of credits in movies and television. I can see where one might like the long line of work without all of the fame and troubles. Although I have a feeling that might have changed with The Walking Dead.

Am waiting for the kids to come home to watch it. I get a kick out of my daughters. “I remember the first time dad told us to watch this new T.V. pilot show with him. We thought it was going to be dumb like all his other shows he tries to get us to watch.”

They spent the last three weekends with friends over doing their own Walking Dead Marathons on DVD. Once is good enough for me. Although I really enjoy watching the first few episodes over again. Seeing how fast things change and how people cope with the realization of it all.

[CatherineofAragon]

This was a disturbing episode in many ways....Rick off the rails (again), Michonne still not part of the group, Daryl taking off.....oy.

I like Tyreese....Rick needs to remember back to when he was begging Herschel for a place to stay.

[CatherineofAragon]

"Am waiting for the kids to come home to watch it. I get a kick out of my daughters. “I remember the first time dad told us to watch this new T.V. pilot show with him. We thought it was going to be dumb like all his other shows he tries to get us to watch.”

LOL

"They spent the last three weekends with friends over doing their own Walking Dead Marathons on DVD. Once is good enough for me. Although I really enjoy watching the first few episodes over again. Seeing how fast things change and how people cope with the realization of it all."

My husband and I never get tired of watching the old(er)episodes. I hate that none of my family and friends watch the show! They're all crazy, LOL. So I come here to discuss.

[21twelve]

Just said goodnight prayers with the daughters. It seemed a bit odd to thank God for the talent and creativeness of the folks that make that show - but I did anyway! Entertaining and thought-provoking.

Especially when I told the kids about the zombie spider I read about on FR. Along with numerous other insects. And like some Freeper said - this type of zombie behavior IS IN THE BIOLOGICAL WORLD! Makes one wonder if it just might, somehow, mutate and affect HUMANS. (Yeah I know, it seems like 52% of us in the U.S. is already affected.)

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/2971194/posts

[JDoutrider]

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[RandallFlagg]

You’re on. Thanks!