![]() Actors Jeffrey DeMunn and Jon Bernthal were credited in all thirteen episodes from season two of The Walking Dead, but they did not actually appear in all episodes.Frank Darabont - Executive producer Developer.Robert Kirkman - Executive producer Creator.New cast members that had recurring roles in season two were Scott Wilson as veterinarian and farm owner Hershel Greene, Lauren Cohan as twenty-something Maggie Greene, Emily Kinney as Maggie's teenage sister, Beth Greene, Jane McNeill as Patricia, James Allen McCune as Jimmy and Pruitt Taylor Vince as Otis. Melissa McBride, IronE Singleton and Madison Lintz all reprised their "also starring" roles as Carol Peletier, T-Dog and Sophia Peletier. Actor Norman Reedus, who was a supporting cast member on season one, gained substantial popularity in the role of Daryl Dixon and was added to the main cast for season two. The second half of the season, which began February 12th, 2012 with the episode "Nebraska" involved the Atlanta group as well as members of the Greene family and their dealings with a group of rogue survivors who present and clear and present danger to their safety.Īll of the regular cast members from season one returned to the series for season two including Andrew Lincoln, Jon Bernthal, Sarah Wayne Callies, Laurie Holden, Jeffrey DeMunn, Steven Yeun and Chandler Riggs. This storyline culminated with the episode, "Pretty Much Dead Already", whereupon the series went into it's mid-season break. The first seven episodes of the season involved the main characters and their search for the missing child, Sophia Peletier. The season was comprised of thirteen episodes, which was broken up over two half-seasons. Season Two of The Walking Dead aired on Sunday evenings on AMC from October 16th, 2011 to March 18th, 2012. "Pretty Much Dead Already" "Judge, Jury, Executioner" "Better Angels" Andrew Lincoln Jon Bernthal Sarah Wayne Callies Laurie Holden Jeffrey DeMunn Steven Yeun Chandler Riggs Norman Reedus
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