Norman Reedus Reveals ‘Something Human’ About Daryl Dixon & Rick Grimes, Andrew Lincoln, For “The Walking Dead’ Emmy Campaign! [Instagram Photo]

AMC continues to add spice to their Emmy campaigns to remind voters about their popular zombie TV show. The Walking Dead's Norman Reedus unveils AMC's "Something Human" poster, in hopes that he and his fellow costar, Andrew Lincoln, will be actually considered for an Emmy nomination.

We all know genre shows have a difficult time being taken seriously by the Emmys. Though the hit cable TV show has won kudos for the zombie makeup effects by Greg Nicotero, the beloved cast has gotten zilch in return. AMC hopes their "Something Human" campaign will get the ensemble show the recognition they deserve this time around.

As reported here, Emily Kinney (Beth on the show) unveiled the "Something Human" poster, which featured Lincoln as well. Also mentioned here, Walking Dead fans have also started their own fan campaign to raise awareness of Melissa McBride's powerful performance in "The Grove." Now Reedus, aka Daryl Dixon, joins the campaign trail in hopes of getting recognized as Best Supporting Actor.

From Reedus' official Instagram, check out the 'Something Human' poster:

As you can see, AMC went all out for this billboard poster. Imagine if there's a traffic jam, you're just staring at these two hunky guys until the cars start moving again.

[Spoilers] The poster is a shot taken from the turning-point scene during The Walking Dead's season four finale. Both actors deliver a strong performance as the badly burised archer recounts losing Beth after the fallout from the prison. Continuing to be a father figure Daryl never had, Rick has a heart-to-heart talk with his right-hand man, reminding him that they are and always will be brothers. [End Spoilers]

The Walking Dead cast members, Melissa McBride, Andrew Lincoln, and Norman Reedus, are being pushed for Emmy consideration by AMC's "Something Human" campaign. TWD fans will be anxiously awaiting for the nominations to be announced on July 10.