The latest post in which I appear on the TV show, The Walking Dead, and get called, "dodgy-eye" by a British tabloid.

#limeybastards

After months of anticipation, a scene that was filmed back in July of this year finally aired on AMC's The Walking Dead last night.
Really fun stuff.
A neighborhood bar down the street does a whole Walking Dead night for all new episodes so we went down to watch with the peoples.
They did a raffle/give-away plus a zombie Santa was on hand to take pictures.

I've been doing some actor-y stuff this past year since Atlanta is the new Hollywood.  Most of it has been very background-y with little more than "blurry something way behind principles" to my credit.
But the little thing for The Walking Dead was lots more fun.
A.)  One of my favorite shows
B.)  Zombies
C.)  I got to hang out and play tough - including sitting around on Harleys and playing with machine guns.

That's not a bad paycheck at all.

The other bikers on set were great, especially Matt Bolick who I've become friends with since then.
A nice guy and a dead ringer for Rob Zombie's "Capt. Spaulding" character.

I had the chance to meet the actors who play Daryl, Sasha, and Abraham and they were all incredibly nice - Sonequa (Sasha) made a point to thank each extra with a big hug and a kiss on the cheek.
I did not mind that all as she is even prettier in person than on tv - (plus she smelled all purty and girly).
Since the members of the biker gang rode their own bikes to set, Norman - who is a big bike enthusiast and now has his own motorcycle travel show - was really interested to come check them out.  I only got to speak with him for a few minutes here and there between takes but he was just as cool and nice as you could hope or expect.

Very fun times were had by all.

Full article below:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3339062/The-Walking-Dead-teases-arrival-comic-book-s-brutal-villain-Negan-following-mid-season-finale.html


This is our little biker gang hi-jacking Daryl, Sasha, and Abraham.

Seriously though, Mr. British Tabloid Writer Man - if that IS your real name:
"Dodgy-eye"!?!
How dare you, Sir.
How.  Dare.   You.
My eye is not "dodgy".
It is somewhat wonkey.
Or maybe a bit googley.
Or perhaps even a teensy bit wackadoo.
But never, ever "dodgy".
As a differently-abled American bikeractorpirataperson (who doesn't even get special parking privileges) I demand to be treated just slightly better than everyone else.
Or at least make some free beer and cheap women available.
Rude, Sir.
Just rude.