The moment will open one of season 2’s episodes, and showrunner David Zabel was impressed with both the talent and the teamwork. “It was very sweet because Louis was nervous about playing it, and he was nervous about singing it. And then that was just honestly Norman going, ‘Oh, let's try that.’ And when that came, it was great.”

It’s simple: there aren’t any Daryl Dixon comics because he was created exclusively for The Walking Dead TV show. Norman Reedus originally auditioned for Merle, Daryl’s brother played by Michael Rooker in Season 1. He wasn’t right for the part, but the producers liked him so much that they created Daryl just so he could join the cast.

Their meaningful approach becomes even more significant when you consider the walker's history in The Walking Dead, as they became increasingly more dismal and inconsequential as the original show progressed.

Season two of 'The Walking Dead' spinoff features fan favorite characters Daryl and Carol as they reunite in France

We wanted to reinvent the show,” the actor said of his spinoff, “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon.” Filming in Madrid gave him time to explore the Prado.

Whether that is due to the fact he is an international television star, or just because it's not every day a dude in all black struts into a Four Seasons carrying a bright red Bell Moto motorcycle helmet under his arm remains up for debate,