Norman Reedus' Walking Dead Co-Star Andrew Lincoln Punches Everyone in the Face

I want to talk about "Traveling with Norman Reedus." Is this the third season? -Third season, yes. Yes Yes Yes. -And this- Look, this is why I love you because I want to hear stories. It's riding a bicycle, simply riding a motorcycle. -Oh yeah. -And this is... Who are you doing? Who will you travel with this season? -This season, we have Melissa McBride. -Oh yeah. -We took a great walk with her. A couple of people from the show and I left Nashville yesterday. Marilyn Manson. -Actually? -Yeah. -What is he? -He seems great. -He's super cool. He'll probably kill me for saying this, but he's the sweetest guy ever.

I mean, he's the nicest guy. -He says, "I worked my whole career not to be the sweetest guy, but... -Yeah, yeah. -He is. -He's...I mean... -Does he ride a bike? -The kids They love it and, like... Yeah. Well, I had it in a sidecar. -No way! -Which was amazing, yeah. -I just want to see a picture of that. -I'll show you a picture. dream person you want to travel with? -I would love to travel with Cher. I know it sounds... it sounds different, but Cher, I mean, I love Cher. My... my little sister used to have a doll.

Cher, and I had a Jay J. Armes doll, if you know who he is. -No. -He's a detective who happened to have no arms, but he, like... He... yeah. -That's his last name. -Armes, yes. Actually... Yes, he... Brando once hired him to go look for his son and he talks about him at the trial, you can change his hands for hooks, guns and knives. His license plate was flipped over and he had, like, jungle cats. -Is he a real guy? -Yes, a real guy. -Jay J. Armas? -Yes Yes. -I don't know Jay J. Armes. I mean, he had a Cher doll, but, I mean, besides that... -You had her?

Oh. Yes. -I mean, my sister had one, yeah. -Yes Yes Yes. She used to make the Cher doll and Jay J. Armes kiss and stuff. -Cher... Does Cher ride? -It does, yes. She rides, yes. -She is amazing. -Yes Yes Yes. -Of course Cher rides a motorcycle. -That is my dream. Yes. -That would be the best thing you've ever done. Cher, if you're watching, is traveling with Norman Reedus. Yes, I mean, please. Still... I have to muster up the courage. I still am... -Yes, you're next. -I really want to travel with you. -You are next, yes. -However, I had to learn to do it because, but really, I love it.

I have respect. -It's a piece of cake. It's a piece of cake. You'll be great. -No, I don't know, man. I get nervous. I can barely walk. I see people on motorcycles and I say, "Respect!" -No, it's great. It's great. -I say: "Raindrop!" -Top drop! -Oh yeah. Yes. Too late. Well. But is that why in "Walking Dead" you ride a motorcycle, is it because you ride it in real life? -Well, originally they had me riding a horse. And I'm terrified of horses. Like, I... I... I'm really afraid of horses, yeah. -Afraid of... why? Bad experience? -Because they have big eyes and someone said they could smell your fear and all that. -Can they smell your fear?

Wow. -Yes Yes. So they scare me. -Have you ever worked with a horse? -Yeah. I once did a movie with... that Robert Redford directed called "The Conspirator," and I was supposed to go in and yell at a group of people on horses and I... but the horse was trained to, you know, trot. . back and stand in single file with the other horses. So I came in screaming and suddenly, in the middle of my... my angry monologue, the horse trotted backwards. And I could hear Redford say, "Someone take care of Norman's horse!" And I was like, "They're going to fire me from this job, like..." But, yeah. -He was a bad horse.

Yes. -Yes, it was horrible. -Have you ever... This is a true story. I heard this. Have you ever bet or played a “Walking Dead” slot machine and won money? -No, I did, yes. -I think that's the best story. -Yeah. -Happened? -I went there to... to Las Vegas for the CES festival... or a convention. -Yeah. -And I see this giant slot machine, "The Walking Dead" slot machine, and I think, "There's no one in this little section." So I put in a dollar. Press the button. I

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t recording it. And it lands Daryl Dixon, Daryl Dixon, Daryl Dixon, Daryl Dixon, Daryl Dixon, and it went on and on and on.

Yes, How much it costs? -A little more than 850 dollars, you know. Yes. -Dude, that's fantastic! -Yes Yes. I thought he was being punk or something. It was like, yeah. -You're just looking at your

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when it rises. Did you even know those things existed? -I mean, I'd seen them before, but I'd never really played one. But I'm sitting here looking at my phone, recording it, and I'm like, "What?" You know, it's like... Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. -Oh my God. -Yes Yes Yes. -Have you ever seen merch or anything where your

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has been on and you're like, "I can't believe they did that." -A lot of things.

Yes. I brought you a little something. Um... Wait a second. -Thank you. -If that. -Is this the key to your room? Wait. This is not... Is this an air freshener? -It's an air freshener, yes. But look how dirty I am. Yes, there you have it. Yes. -Can you see that? -And I'm so dirty here, I thought it would smell like gasoline or something but... -No, it smells like vanilla. -Like vanilla, yes. -Yeah. And that's not how you smell in real life. I mean, you smell good, but it's not vanilla. -I know I know. -Maybe you smelled a little like vanilla when you came in.

And that's probably why. -Probably because of that, yes. -Yes, you had it in your pocket, yes. -Yes Yes Yes. Yeah. I put one of those in Andy Lincoln's car like it was a, you know, a "ha ha" to you. -Oh really? -Yes Yes Yes. -Are you messing with him? -All the time. But, I mean, you know, he's... the thing about Andy is that he doesn't have... he doesn't have any coordination. -Andy Lincoln has no coordination? -Zero. But he... I was talking to him, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan calls me, of course, and he's like, "Oh, man, tonight's going to suck." And I say, "Why?" And he says, "Because I have a big fight scene with Andy and he's going to punch me in the face.

He's going to drink a lot of coffee, he's going to get really excited, he's going to punch me in the face." -Wait, seriously? -Really no? -But he is acting. -It's supposed to be acting. -Yeah. -But he has no coordination, right? But he says... -Well, that's not right. I don't care if you're not coordinated. Does he hit people? -Oh yeah. -He knows? -Well, the thing is, he does it, and then he completely denies that he did it. But Jeff is on the phone and he's like, "Man, he's going to punch me in the nose." And then my other line comes on and it's Andy saying, "Okay, tonight I'm getting ready, I'm going to do this, I'm going to add a karate kick and I'm going to cut it and throw it." and do all this stuff." And I was like, "Where are you?" And he's like, "I'm driving to the set." I was like, "Dude, it's 4:00 in the afternoon.

It's a night scene. We don't have to be there until 8:00." He says, "I'm going to be early." And he's drinking coffee. Okay? -“I'm going to have three coffees and eight Red Bulls.” -Yes. - "And then I'm going to... fake a hit." "Yeah. And then... And then I said, "Can you wait a second?" Click click. I said, "Dude, you're so screwed. He's going to punch you in the face." And then... and then, yeah. And then I get, you know, a text in the middle of the night, and it's Jeff with a Band-Aid on his nose and a bag of ice. -No. -Yes, he punched him in the nose. -Has he ever hit you? -Oh yes.

Oh yes. He... well, we did this one. scene and basically beat him up. And then he's supposed to run up and tackle me off camera, right? Just get into an airbag. But he jumps up and

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me in the face with two fists. punch?! -Like... Boom! Like... like... Right?! -And then I look at Matt, our cameraman, and I say: "Did you see that? And he's like, "Oh yeah, I saw that." And then, you know, like an hour later, I'm like this and he's like, "What's up?" And I was like, "Nothing. Nothing." -Yes. -Okay? -You wouldn't even let him? -Because he knows he did that. -Norman Reedus,

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