Apart from making the TV series always appealing and shocking, it seems that AMC will be having a hard time killing the character Daryl Dixon, played by the 45-year-old Norman Reedus, in its high rated zombie-apocalyptic TV program "The Walking Dead". Everybody knows this: "If Daryl dies, we riot."

In the latest photo showing Daryl gagged and bruised, Daryl-Dixon fans would perhaps remind the TV producers about the riot which makes it much harder to decide whether to finally let go of the character. It is just a photo but it tells a thousand words; no one knows yet what will happen until the show premieres this coming October.

Before they reveal the reason why Daryl has been put into that kind of situation, "The Walking Dead" fans are waiting for the "escape plan" of the group when the Season 4 finale ended with the group reunited in a train car. The so-called safe place for the survivors of zombie apocalypse is still a mystery for the viewers because Terminus seems to have secrets that Rick Grimes (portrayed by Andrew Lincoln) and the others will soon discover.

Will Season 5 the time for one, two or more characters to leave the show? It's hard to accept the fact that the time will come that the people we love in the TV series will finally say good-bye. However, the TWD production will have the hard time writing the script if Norman Reedus' character has to close the curtain. It's not only his fans will declare riot, but also the actor. Whether or not he meant it for a joke, it seems that Reedus has loved his character.

In the first of two documentaries of the show, "Inside The Walking Dead", aired last July 8, Reedus said, "If they kill me on the show, I'll probably, like, set my trailer on fire. They'll probably have to call in a bunch of cops to escort me off the property 'cause I'll be so pissed."

So, it means AMC has to also deal with Norman Reedus as well before it plans on killing the character. If Daryl has to go, perhaps a very unforgettable, significant dying scene should take place to give justice to killing the character.