5 Easter Eggs From Chris Hardwick's The Talking Dead Season 6 'The New World' Episode On AMC!

AMC continues with Season 6 of The Walking Dead. This is the prefect opportunity to check out what was discussed between Talking Dead host Chris Hardwick, actress Danai Gurira (Michonne), actor Austin Nichols (Spencer), and actor Nathan Fillion as they analyzed Richonne in the episode, The New World.

In our recent recap, two months had passed since the lake of fire incident. While Daryl (Norman Reedus) and Rick were driving around town, searching for food and supplies, Spencer and Michonne dealt with Deanna coming back as a walker. As Spencer stabbed his dead mother, Daryl and Rick got their butts handed to them by a man named Jesus. Returning home, Rick and Michonne had passionate sex before they were rudely interrupted by Jesus.

Check out the 5 Easter Eggs we spotted in The Talking Dead here:

A photo posted by Chris Hardwick (@hardwick) on Feb 22, 2016 at 8:56am PST

5) She Knew Before He Did!

Andrew Lincoln must have taken his time reading the episode's script. Gurira had already finished script, and told him to check the last pages. Lincoln was totally caught by surprise as well. He preferred working with her, than with Norman Reedus (Daryl Dixon).

4) The Best Reaction Ever!

Community actress Yvette Nicole Brown was videotaped when she saw the episode at her home. Caught on camera, with her notepad at hand, Brown couldn't captain herself as she screamed at the sight of Rick and Michonne's love-making.

3) Stop Asking her Fanboy!

Now that Richonne is finally a thing, Gurira asks the fans to stop pestering her with the question, "When are Rick and Michonne getting together?" She honestly didn't know if it was going to happen. She wasn't going to put pressure on her boss to do it. Now that's it finally happened, ask her something else.

2) Rehearse! Rehearse! Rehearse!

What's it like to work with actress Tovah Feldshuh, who played Deanna? Nichols reveals Feldshuh comes from a theater background and she loves to rehearse. For their scenes together, Feldshuh would send Nichols emails, FaceTime requests, and arrive on set beforehand to rehearse. Because Tovah was covered in zombie makeup, Nichols thought it would be best not to rehearse with her, to give an authentic reaction to seeing her as a walker.

1) Captain Reynolds or Captain Hammer?

Who would survive in a zombie apocalypse? Captain Reynolds from Firefly or Captain Hammer from Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog? Fillion said with a sly smile, "Yes."

A photo posted by Chris Hardwick (@hardwick) on Feb 21, 2016 at 9:29pm PST

The Talking Dead airs Sunday nights at 10pm, after The Walking Dead on AMC.