'Conan' Recap: 'The Walking Dead' Cast

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If you happened to catch Conan O'Brien's show last night and are a fan of "The Walking Dead," you got a real treat. From start until finish it was quite enjoyable. Right off the bat, Conan appeared as a walker shoulder shambled in to Andy Richter's "dressing room" which Conan later described as "shitty." Oh and Greg Nicotero was responsible for Conan's very convincing makeup. Before the cast members took the stage, audiences experienced a historical first...the first lesbian zombie kiss. Andy said it was more of a gnaw but hey, it was cool! The video is below. You're welcome.

Then, Lauren Cohan and Steven Yeun took the stage and were simply adorable. Gleggie? The picture of a young Steven taken at a Medieval Times was a sight to behold. Steven also brought up that maybe Glenn and Daryl could have a romance when they "fall" on each other during a run? Maybe in Season Seven?

Later, Norman Reedus, Melissa McBride and Danai Gurira joined the panel (Andrew Lincoln was ill and couldn't make the trip). They shared their thoughts on how they would handle a zombie apocalypse. Melissa, who used to work as a casting agent, said she really doesn't ponder such a thing because it's unrealistic. Danai said to get a katana. Lauren would just hide and watch TV. Oh and by the way, Norman is totally down with a Daryl/Glenn romance.

They also replayed the truly hilarious video of Norman feigning that he doesn't know how to use a crossbow. Apparently some fans don't know he was faking...which is hard to comprehend. The clip is included for your viewing pleasure.

Check out the cold opening and the other videos (after the jump) and let us know if you watched and what you thought of the episode. And of course...tune in to AMC this Sunday at 9 p.m. ET for the mid-season return of "The Walking Dead."

-Larissa Mrykalo

Go 'On Set with Steven Yeun' of 'The Walking Dead'

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AMC is certainly quenching the thirst of "Walking Dead" fans this week and in anticipation of the show's return on February 9, they've released a new "On Set with Steven Yeun" video, as well as a YouTube playlist highlighting Steven's top five Season Four moments. What are some of your favorite Glenn Rhee moments? Check out the videos below and see if you agree.

"The Walking Dead" season four returns Sunday at 9 p.m. ET.
Following the devastating events of the mid-season finale, Rick and the group are still reeling from the loss of their home, family, and friends. With the destruction of the prison, we see the group of survivors broken apart and sent on divergent paths, unsure of everyone else's fate. What was a challenging life behind fences and walls grows that much more perilous and precious as they are exposed to new dangers, new enemies, and heartbreaking choices. They will have their faith thoroughly tested -- a faith that breaks some of them and redeems others.





-Larissa Mrykalo

Steven Yeun Of 'Walking Dead' To Guest On 'American Dad'

"Entertainment Weekly" is reporting that Steven Yeun will be getting animated later this season when he hops from AMC to FOX for a guest role on "American Dad." According to the item, "Yeun will play Charles, the assistant to Vincent, whose parents were murdered in the last installment of animated comedy’s saga known as 'The Golden Turd.'"

Yeun currently also voices a character on Nickelodeon’s "The Legend of Korra." EW also notes that Zooey Deschanel, Olivia Wilde, Alison Brie, Stanley Tucci, and Kim Kardashian have joined the show's vocal guest stars this season as well.

Meanwhile, "The Walking Dead" returns for the second half of Season Four this February 9.

-Aaron Sagers

'Walking Dead' leftovers: Lingering questions with the cast

BY AARON SAGERS

With tonight's midseason finale of The Walking Dead, fans are expecting showdowns between The Governor and Rick, Merle and Daryl, Michonne and Andrea, etc. Both the living and dead will likely be mutilated and beaten up pretty bad, and at the end of the hour, more questions will be left over.

In that spirit, we wanted to present Walking Dead leftovers; that is, bits and pieces from interviews with cast members - Andrew Lincoln, Norman Reedus, Michael Rooker, Steven Yeun, Lauren Cohan and creator Robert Kirkman - that we've just not gotten around to using yet. They cover a wide range of topics, but thought you might need an appetizer before tonight...