If you want to make it in the entertainment industry,isolation tank eroticism you gotta give the people what they want. And the people want naked zombies. [Editor's Note: Do they?]
The Walking Deadwill feature its first fully nude zombie at some point before the end of Season 8, executive producer and director Greg Nicotera told Entertainment WeeklyWednesday. So if you're into that sort of thing, this may be a good jumping-on point for you.
SEE ALSO: 'The Walking Dead' mid-season teasers are for all you Olympics haters out there"There’s an episode where we did our first fully nude walker," Nicotera told EW, referencing the rest of Season 8. "We’ve never done that before."
Unfortunately, that's all of the details the Nicotera gave up. He didn't specify any details like the sex of the zombie, what exactly will be shown on camera, or whether the more, uh, sensitivebody parts will even still be there on the zombie. No matter what the answers to those questions are, it will surely be a momentous and historical moment for television.
Warning: The Walking DeadSeason 8 spoiler ahead.
The eighth season of The Walking Deadstarts back up with its mid-season premiere on Feb. 25, an extra-long episode that will likely send off series mainstay Carl Grimes after he was bit by a zombie — a fatal wound.
There are eight episodes left in Season 8 and Nicotera directed three of them.
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