The Walking Dead - Another Interview with Norman Reedus

First off, I wanted to tell you that you made me pass out in Season 1. When Daryl found his brother’s hand, the look on your face—I just went “plop.”
Oh, right on. [Laughs.] I don’t know, is that good or bad?

Well, it’s good I guess. I mean I wasn’t driving or anything, right?
You weren’t flying a plane. … So like anything dramatic will make you just pass out?

Yeah, it’s usually peoples’ reactions after either stabbings or body parts being chopped off. But it’s never the actual visual of that happening.
Wow. Why is that? That’s awesome. I mean it’s weird, but it’s awesome. Can you watch all of the second season and then call me every time you pass out? Because I bet I make you pass out again. … That’s my goal for the rest of the season. I’m going to make you pass out.

So anyway, you’re down in Atlanta right now, right?
I am. Well, I’m in Senoia—well, I’m actually staying in Noonan which is like 10, 20 minutes from Senoia where we film, and Senoia is about 45 minutes south of Atlanta, like out in the sticks.

In the sticks, just like on the show.
Yeah. We’re nowhere near a Starbucks.

So speaking of civilization, would you do as well as Daryl does in the apocalypse?
Hell, no. No, I would probably go to—I’d probably break into some skyscraper penthouse apartment and lock myself in there and just cry. I’m nowhere near as tough as Daryl; I’m kind of a wimp. … I don’t know what I would do to be honest. But I definitely don’t think I’d be out sleeping in the woods.

Source: Full interview @ Chicago Tribune