Norman Reedus suggests Daryl should wind up in a threesome with both Carol and Connie by the end of 'The Walking Dead'

• "The Walking Dead" cast took the stage for the final time at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday.
• A fan asked Norman Reedus if Daryl and Carol or Connie and Daryl would make a better couple.

With only eight episodes of "The Walking Dead" left, fans want to know whether or not Daryl Dixon will wind up with his best friend Carol (Melissa McBride) or Connie (Lauren Ridloff) who recently returned into his life.

During the show's San Diego Comic-Con panel on Friday, Reedus was asked which pairing he thought would make a better couple.

"Wow, put me on the spot a little bit more right now," Reedus said.

Reedus then noticed that his costar Ridloff was fanning herself on the panel stage beside Cailey Fleming.

When Fleming said, "Choose wisely," Reedus gave an answer that pleased the entire room: "I think there's a world where all three of them can live happily ever after."

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"I do want to say, because it's been brought up, the Carol/Daryl story isn't over yet, so I'm just gonna throw that out there. I'm just gonna leave it there," Reedus told fans who may be concerned. "The threesome thing is cool."

It's not the first time Reedus has mentioned the possibility of a threesome for his "TWD" character. At SDCC in 2014, according to Comicbook.com, Reedus joked during a roundtable interview that he hoped for a threesome between Daryl, Carol, and Beth (Emily Kinney).

McBride, seated next to Reedus during the panel, gave a few quizzical looks when Reedus mentioned Carol and Daryl's story wasn't over yet.

Originally, McBride was set to star in a "TWD" spinoff with her costar and friend Reedus. As of April, AMC announced McBride will no longer be attached to the series due to a change in filming location overseas that "became logistically untenable for Melissa."

During Friday's panel, original "TWD" stars Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira, who both departed the series in seasons nine and 10 respectively, surprised the SDCC crowd to announce their story will continue in a new series next year on AMC+, starting with six episodes at launch.

The untitled "Daryl" spinoff, is one of six "TWD" spinoffs. AMC is also premiering "Isle of the Dead," a series starring Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan's characters next year. It begins production in New York City shortly.

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