TheWalkingDead Season 11 cast reveal who they miss working with the most.
The Walking Dead is officially coming to an end. This Sunday begins the final part of the show's unprecedented 11th season, kicking off the last batch of eight episodes.
"Probably Bernie. I miss poor, sweet Bernie," Ridloff noted."That was our dear friend. He died in Season 9." While he can't lay claim to being a Day 1, Josh McDermitt comes pretty close. McDermitt's Eugene joined The Walking Dead in Season 4 alongside Michael Cudlitz's Abraham and slowly became one of the show's most integral characters. Eugene has also been flying solo for the majority of his TWD tenure now too, as Abraham was killed in the Season 6 finale.
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