WHERE ARE THEY NOW: 42 actors who have been killed off 'The Walking Dead'

After searching for her all season, it was heartbreaking to find Sofia locked up at the farm where everyone was staying all along.

She also acted in "Parental Guidance" alongside Billy Crystal and Bette Midler and took a small role in a "Nashville" episode. Lintz appeared in 2018 horror movie "Tell Me Your Name," too.

Her younger brother, Matthew, played Henry on "The Walking Dead."

You might have recognized him from his earlier work in "The Green Mile" and "The Shawshank Redemption."

In addition to those shows he's also taken on the part of Chuck Rhoades, Sr. on Showtime series "Billions." He appeared in 2017's movie "Marshall," as well.

Shane died early in the comic as well, so Bernthal was more than prepared to have a short-lived run on the show.

"I fought very hard for the role of Shane, and they were clear with me that I was fighting to play a character that wasn't going to last too long on the show," Bernthal said in an interview with Starcasm. "But that was all right with me. That was a gift, because I could really craft a beginning, middle, and end for Shane."

Bernthal starred on Netflix's Marvel spin-off series "The Punisher." He also worked alongside his former cast mate, Jeffrey DeMunn, in "Mob City," and landed roles in hit movies "Fury" and "Sicario."

Bernthal is working on a lot of projects, including "The Sopranos" prequel, "The Many Saints of Newark," which will also star Vera Farmiga. A few of the other films he's currently working on include "King Richard" and an untitled Sandra Bullock project.

He "opted out" after he couldn't find a cure to the zombie virus. He told Rick that everyone is infected and will turn once they die.

First, Emmerich couldn't find a cure for the zombie apocalypse and then he couldn't find Russian spies living next door to him. Poor guy.

He's currently starring on Netflix's comedy "Space Force." He's also working on an upcoming TV series, "Suspicion."

She wiped her hands clean of the show after departing. When asked if she kept up with "TWD" or the other characters' fates, she revealed that she never had to begin with.

"I never watched the show, actually. I'd watch scenes here and there, primarily of other people's work, but I don't get a whole lot of watching myself, and if anything, it's not really good for my head," Callies said in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.

"Prison Break" returned to Fox for nine episodes April 2017. Callies also starred in the film "Into the Storm."

She recently starred on Fox's canceled series "Council of Dads."

Daryl heartbreakingly found his brother turned into a walker.

Rooker was a scene-stealer in "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" when he said, "I'm Mary Poppins, y'all." It inspired a lot of cosplay mashups at fan conventions.

Rooker appeared on "True Detective's" third season and will play a part in "Fast 9" and James Gunn's "The Suicide Squad" next year.

At the time, no one was expecting Andrea to go since she was still alive in the comics.

Before that she held minor roles in "Major Crimes" and "Chicago Fire" as well as a part in "Dumb and Dumber To."

Holden has also produced two films, "Honeytrap" for Netflix and "The Time of Their Lives" for Universal. She currently appears on Fox legal drama "Proven Innocent." She voiced a character in animated movie "Arctic Dogs."

Milton was just trying to help Andrea. When the Governor found out about his betrayal, he was fatally stabbed.

Roberts has been in "Dallas Buyers Club," "Walk the Line," CBS' "The Good Wife," and "American Crime."

He starred on Netflix's "Insatiable" and appears on the streaming service's "Dolly Parton's Heartstrings."

Hershel was decapitated in front of Rick's crew. It was a pretty upsetting moment for everyone when Hershel's life came to such a tragic end. Thankfully, the cast and crew at "TWD" made sure Wilson knew just how loved he was before he left.

"On the last day of filming, everyone was wearing suspenders because Hershel wears them and they were applauding when I got there. It was real touching that they cared enough to do something special like that," Wilson said in an interview with Daily Dead.

Like his old cast mate Madison Lintz, Wilson also earned a spot on "Bosch." He later appeared on Netflix's canceled "The OA." Fans have passionately petitioned for the show's return outside the streaming service's LA headquarters.

Wilson voiced his "Walking Dead" character in 2017's "Robot Chicken" parody special of the AMC series. Wilson died October 2018 due to complications from leukemia. He appeared posthumously on the ninth season of "The Walking Dead" during Rick's final episode and "The OA."

The Governor was one of the show's best villains.

While working on "Extant" he got to know the villain who'd be torturing Rick and his crew next. Jeffrey Dean Morgan had the lead role on the CBS show.

Morrissey also appeared on "The Missing" and landed the lead role on Amazon's show "Britannia." He recently appeared on Amazon mini-series "Good Omens" with David Tennant and will appear on "The Singapore Grip" this year.

Next, he's working on a mini-series called "The Remote Read."

Beth was accidentally shot in the head after she stabbed the leader of another group.

After leaving "The Walking Dead," Kinney opened up about how hard it is when characters get killed off.

"Even though there are zombies and it’s based on a comic book, it definitely tackles big questions about our existence and what it means to be alive if you’re just surviving. It felt very real," Kinney told The Cut. "Being isolated in this place with a bunch of actors, and they naturally just become your family after so much time. And then when people are killed off, it feels very real because they go away."

Kinney turned to other TV shows to fill her time between roles. She also had parts in "Masters of Sex," "The Knick," and "Arrow" before "Conviction."

Her singing career is in full swing as well. In 2017, she started a band called The Sweetheart Deal. Kinney currently stars on Netflix's "Messiah."

Tyreese died due to complications from blood loss after having his arm amputated because of a walker bite.

Coleman plays an alien Klyden on "The Orville." You can also catch him on the CW's "All American" and CBS All Access' "Interrogation."

He'll rejoin some of "TWD" cast on Amazon's animated adaptation of the "Invincible" comic.

Rick ran into Sam in season four of the series before being briefly reunited with him at Terminus in season five. When he and Glenn get stuck in a lineup, Sam is seen next to them before he's killed by a butcher.

You may not have recognized him without the blonde hair, but Robin Lord Taylor has been scheming and making deals as iconic Batman villain, The Penguin.

He's also juggling several movies in 2018, including "The Mandela Effect." Taylor recently appeared in "John Wick: Chapter 3." Now that "Gotham" has ended, you can see him on the second season of Netflix's "You."

Rick brutally killed him in a church after Gareth and his friends ate Bob's leg.

"Once Upon a Time" will ended after its seventh season. He has some movies lined up, including "Tired Lungs," comedy "Antiquities," and "So Cold the River."

Noah got trapped in a revolving door and was eaten alive by walkers. Luckily, the fate of the actor hasn't been nearly as gloomy.

Williams most recently starred on ABC's "Whiskey Cavalier" alongside his old "Walking Dead" costar, Lauren Cohan. The show was canceled after one season.

He's currently working on Lee Daniels' upcoming bio drama "The United States Vs. Billie Holiday."

Her short-lived time on "The Walking Dead" made a big impact. She played Rick's love interest before he moved on to Michonne.

Some were sad and surprised to see her go, but Breckenridge probably wouldn't have landed her next big gig if she had stayed.

Breckenridge plays Sophie, Kevin's ex-wife.

Since leaving "TWD" she has also continued to lend her vocals to "Family Guy" in additional voices, which she's been doing since 2005. She stars on Netflix's series "Virgin River."

One reason he hasn't done too much since he left "TWD" is because he wasn't allowed to look for a job until after the episode aired.

"Both Stephen [who plays Glenn] and I weren't even able to pursue work until last Monday so we'll have to see what is next," Cudlitz said in an interview with Mirror Online a week after the season premiere.

After his ABC show "The Kids are Alright" was cancelled, Cudlitz has been directing more episodes of "TWD" and two episodes of the new spinoff, "The Walking Dead: World Beyond." It's something he wanted to do for a long time.

In November, Cudlitz opened a speakeasy in Nashville called Red Phone Booth.

He's also among an A-list cast for Amazon Prime's upcoming animated series "Invincible." Zazie Beetz, Mark Hamill, and Sandra Oh are among the cast involved. It's a bit of a "Walking Dead" reunion for Cudlitz since its an adaptation of another long-running Robert Kirkman comic.

Read more: 'The Walking Dead' actor Michael Cudlitz asked to direct an episode of the show for years before being given a chance

Original cast member Steven Yeun, who played Glenn Rhee, also met his fate during that horrific scene, but according to an interview he gave with GQ it wasn't too hard to let go of Glenn.

"I wouldn't say it was hard, but it's been affecting, to recap everything I've been through. It was less about losing that character, per se, and more about all the things I got to experience while playing this character," he said. "It wasn't hard to let go of the character. I'm saying that now. But I might be crying tomorrow."

Yeun was in Netflix's "Okja" and horror movie "Mayhem." He has also voiced Steve Palchuk in Netflix's "Trollhunters" and Keith in "Voltron." You may have heard of his excellent foreign film, "Burning."

More recently, Yeun appeared on an episode of "The Twilight Zone" reboot on CBS All Access. Yeun will also lend his voice to "Invincible" and star in A24's upcoming movie "Minari, which you can watch a trailer for here.

She didn't go down without a fight. She used her last moments to kill some of the undead as Rick and the group escaped Alexandria from harm.

Feldshuh plays the mother of the main character, Rebecca. You can see her singing on the show here. The actress also voices Aunt Z on "Star Wars Resistance." Feldshuh has been working on the film "Come Find Me."

After he met the same end as the comic character he was portraying, Nichols spoke to Entertainment Weekly about what he's going to miss most.

"First and foremost, I am going to miss the people. Everyone on the show is really a joy to be around. I know everyone says that and people probably say that about every show and movie, but this is really a special show and a really cool vibe around it," he said.

Nichols also appeared on the second season of Sundance's "This Close." You can also see him on "Ray Donovan." This year, he's set to appear in the thriller "Masquerade."

Sasha threw Negan off guard when she surprised him as a walker.

Martin-Green later said on the series' aftershow that her death felt "right and complete."

"It was quite poetic when I found out how it was going to happen. It was the perfect culmination of [Sasha's] life. I felt like all of my roads had led to that moment of getting to that place of complete selflessness. It felt perfect," Martin-Green said.

"It was the first time we had ever rooted for a walker but it was also beautiful because the way I saw it is that warrior spirit lives on," she continued. "Even in death, I was still going to fight because I had realized my purpose: Everything before that had been self-preservation, self-defense mechanisms and basically self-obsession. Over the course of my life as Sasha, it was progressing beyond that to the point where said I now have a greater purpose that's much bigger than me and that's for the future and I'm going to do it even in death."

The show's second season premiered in 2019. It was recently renewed for a third season on CBS All Access. Martin-Green will also be in the "Space Jam" sequel that's set for 2021.

She's also among the former cast to be a part of "Invincible."

A disturbed Lizzie tried to make a point about the undead when she killed her sister on season five. Instead, she simply horrified both Carol and Tyreese.

Kenedy played the youngest sibling on the ABC sitcom, but unlike her "Walking Dead" character, Dylan DiMeo was more outspoken and a bit of a prankster. The show was canceled after three seasons.

She has since appeared on "Chicago Med" and "Chicago P.D." and voices a character on the animated short, "If You Gie a Mouse a Cookie." Kenedy is currently working on a comedy, "Mr. Mayor," with Tina Fey.

Carol had no choice but to kill Lizzie after she threatened to harm baby Judith and turn her into a zombie.

Sharbino recently turned 16 and has had several roles since her days of befriending walkers. She appeared in 2016's "Miracles from Heaven" and starred in a movie called "Urban Country" in 2018.

This year, Sharbino appears on YouTube series "Zoe Valentine" and "Players." She also appears in the movie "Beckman."

Fans weren't happy about Morales' quick return but the character may have a lasting impact on Rick down the line in season eight.

Pareja told Insider about his return to the show. You can read our full interview with him here.

Pareja also voiced characters in video games "State of Decay 2" and "Just Cause 4." This year, he appeared in "Adopt a Highway" and TV show "FBI."

After surviving roughly three years in the zombie apocalypse, Carl was bit by a walker in the eighth season. He finally revealed the bite on his torso to his father and took his life on the mid-season premiere after saying goodbye.

Read more: 'The Walking Dead' star weighs in on Sunday's big death: 'I'm not really bitter about it'

Riggs is just getting started. He recently finished up two films, "Inherit the Viper" and "Only." The first film also stars Josh Hartnett and will feature Riggs with a mohawk he debuted on social media.

"I did one in December where I had a mullet. It was really, really gross, but it was called, 'Inherit the Viper,' and I play this white-trash, redneck kind of kid," Riggs told press on a conference call for "The Walking Dead" in February 2018. "The other movie that I did, it's called 'Only,' I get to play this psychopath, deadly, murderous kind of kid. I'm really, really excited for people to see that one because it's really cool. It was really fun to shoot."

Recently, Riggs landed a recurring role on ABC's "A Million Little Things."

Riggs has also been producing electronic music for about a year and a half under the alias Eclipse. You can listen to some of his work here.

Little Henry took out the Savior while he had his back against the wall to Morgan, Carol, and Ezekiel. Henry held Gavin responsible for the death of his brother Benjamin.

Warner Smith appeared on an episode of "Outer Banks" this year. Currently, he's working on TV movie "Salvage" and new show "Verified."

Jared finally got what was coming to him after killing Benjamin on season seven.

He recently appeared in "Game Night" and heckled Margot Robbie in "I, Tonya." He was also on an episode of the CW's superhero show "Black Lightning" and was a bad guy in Marvel's "Ant-Man and the Wasp" and "Stuber."

This year, he appeared on an episode of Hulu's "The Act" and "The Purge" TV show. Mikel also appears in the movie "Only" with Riggs and Warner Smith.

You may or may not have recognized him briefly playing Jesus on an episode of "Doom Patrol." Later this year, he'll appear in the forthcoming biographical film "Respect."

Negan wasn't pleased with Simon after he ordered the junkyard gang dead. He was furious when Simon tried to orchestrate his murder behind his back.

Ogg returned for the second season of "Westworld" and has plenty on his plate afterward.

In 2018, Ogg told Insider he was busy on a number of projects he was either starring in or producing, including 'The Short History of the Long Road." Ogg said he really wanted to try to get back into theater at the time.

Currently, you can see him on TNT's "Snowpiercer." He's also working on a horror Western "The Moonshine Gang of Cheyenne."

Gregory tried to have Maggie assassinated so he could reclaim his role as leader of the community once again.

That didn't work out so well when Maggie fought off her attacker and then called Gregory out for his betrayal. Tired of his antics and attempts to sabotage her leadership, Maggie sentenced him to death.

Berkeley appears on season four of CW's "Supergirl" as Agent Liberty's dad, Peter Lockwood.

He has has also appeared in comedy "The Wall of Mexico" and thriller "Dark Harbor." This year, he was in an episode of "MacGyver" and "Bull."

Jesus didn't realize there were people hidden among the undead he was fighting. Near the end of the mid-season finale, a walker dodged his attack and stabbed him shockingly through the back.

"If the right role comes along, I'll shave everything off. But I think I'll keep it just to see what's around the corner," Payne told Insider in November 2018.

After his exit from the show, Payne became engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Jennifer Akerman. In March, Payne was cast as the lead on Fox's "Prodigal Son" and cut his long locks.

"If you get offered the lead in your own television show at the new Fox, then I think you take it," Payne told Insider.

Read more: 'They knew I was a bit unhappy': 'The Walking Dead' star says he was frustrated and bored with his role on the show

Not only did Jocelyn try and kidnap Judith and the other children of Alexandria for her own survival, but she was also willing to kill Michonne and her unborn child to get away with them.

No one hits Michonne with a two-by-four and gets away with it on "The Walking Dead." Jocelyn had to go.

Wesley has appeared on "Arrow" and "Queen Sugar." Wesley was also filming a sci-fi thriller called "No Running."

Poor Ozzy never got to watch that movie at the Kingdom because he was out there trying to save lives. Instead, he got piked.

Sampson has appeared on "Fargo" and in "Mad Max: Fury Road" and "Where the Wild Things Are." Most recently, he appeared in Clint Eastwood's "The Mule."

Since "TWD," he has narrated on "Les Norton" and appears on CBS All Access' "No Activity." Currently, he's working on a sport comedy from director Taika Waititi called "Next Goal Wins."

Addy was last seen speaking with Henry at the Kingdom's fair. Alpha may have spotted her with Henry, making her a target to get kidnapped and killed.

Mack appeared on TV show "9-1-1" and ABC's "Schooled."

She'll appear in a string of "Vincent," "Lulu," and "My Own Silence" next and is also working on a movie called "Moon Lane."

After being on the show since season five, Enid was captured by the Whisperers. Though she put up a valiant fight in the barn at the very end, she wound up on a pike. Enid's deaths was one of the most shocking of the pike deaths.

Katelyn Nacon, who plays Enid, told Insider she originally thought her character wasn't going to make it past season six. Nacon also thought her story started slowing down on the show.

"I think around season eight, things started to slow down a lot for [Enid]. She was kind of in the background a lot, and her story wasn't really progressing," said Nacon. "Even with season nine, she became a doctor, but the show didn't really progress more with her character other than her becoming a doctor and getting a boyfriend."

"It's sad that you have a really strong independent woman character on your show already, but then, you put her storyline so focused on a man," she added.

Read more: 'The Walking Dead's' Katelyn Nacon was 'a little bummed out' her character was pushed into another love interest role

After getting killed off the show, Nacon told Insider she moved to California in 2018.

"I just booked a new job. So I'm going to be on season two of 'Light as A Feather' on Hulu," Nacon said.

The supernatural show is based on the book by Zoe Aarsen and follows teen girls who are being haunted after playing a game of Light as a Feater, Stiff as a Board.

Viewers were made to believe until almost the final moment that Rosita was getting killed off the show. Instead, it turned out to be her friend Tara.

While working on "The Walking Dead," Masterson also appeared on TV show "Younger" and "Mistresses."

She recently appeared in a short called "Naysayer" with her old colleague Steven Yeun.

In a moment that hearkened back to season two, Daryl held back Carol from seeing Henry's head as the final big reveal on the pikes.

"That cemented this really special bond that Daryl and Carol have," episode director Laura Belsey told Insider. "They have such a great, interesting, wonderful bond, and it started with the whole Sophia story and how much he cared."

Read more: 'The Walking Dead' mirrored an iconic Carol and Daryl moment from season 2

"Actors are used to jobs coming to an end and having to find the next one," Lintz told Insider over email. "I have been taking a [break] since I finished 'The Walking Dead' to take a breath and enjoy my junior year of high school."

Lintz was the third member of his family to be on the AMC show. His sister Madison Lintz played Sophia on seasons one and two, while his brother, Macsen, played a younger Henry.

"We don't take lightly the opportunity we were given to have three of us be a part of this show. We hope we are remembered fondly, and we are grateful to have been a part of it all," said Lintz.

Avi Nash told Insider he learned the first half of season 10 would be Siddiq's swan song before the season began.

"I wasn't sad by it, really," Nash told Insider of learning the news from showrunner Angela Kang. "I was really just excited by all the complexities of what he was going through and, and we'd discussed PTSD and trying to create a really nuanced and sensitive and timely portrayal."

Nash told Insider he's not sure what's next after his time in the zombie apocalypse.

"I have a friend in France who I may go do a play with her there in French, which would be really cool," Nash told Insider. "I have a mixed background. I don't know. We'll see."

You can read our full interview with Nash here.

After Dante killed Siddiq, Father Gabriel took it upon himself to kill Dante while he was in a jail cell.

Cardenas told Insider he didn't realize about the twist to his character until he was on set about to start filming. When he auditioned for the character, Cardenas used scenes that reflected ones from the comic book, including one with Maggie.

"We're like well, you know, the Whisperers seem so grungy and culty and weird, but what if the guy was a doctor?" showrunner Angela Kang told Insider when developing the twist for Dante's character. "We tend to want to trust people in high positions, even though there are sociopaths who are CEOs and really accomplished people."

"Dante is a character that we've been wanting to introduce at various times over the past few years, but it's never been quite the right time where it felt like we had enough of a story," Kang added.

You can read our full story on how the Dante twist came together on "TWD" here.

Cardenas has also appeared on TV series "9-1-1."

Negan tricked Alpha into thinking he kidnapped her daughter Lydia for her to kill. When Alpha finally realized the truth, it was too late. Negan slit her throat in the same way that Rick sliced his back in season eight. He then delivered her head to Carol.

"Very early on I knew my story arc," Morton told Insider on learning how her character would die during discussions with showrunner Angela Kang about joining the show. "So, that wasn't a surprise. It was all known."

"I knew I was going to die by my head being chopped off by Negan," Morton added.

"I've grown it back a bit, but I think I'll keep it short for a little bit because I don't know, I quite like it short," Morton told Insider. "I won't have it like short-short. And then I'm writing. I directed a movie a few years ago and I've been in development. I'm writing a TV series and I'm writing my next movie."

After risking her life to save Adam, Kelly, and Alden, Mary was stabbed in the gut mercilessly by Beta. He told her if she wasn't going to return to the Whisperers as a leader then she would walk as one of the dead among them.

Birch recently wrapped up working on a project called "Thirteen Minutes." She has also appeared on "Colony."

Beatrice was unlucky when a Whisperer stabbed her in the ankle and brought her down among a sea of the undead. Carol continued pushing forward as she listened to Beatrice's blood-curdling cries for help.

Venskus is heading to another survival drama on Showtime called "Yellowjackets."

If you were a bit bummed by how quickly Beta was killed on the season finale, you weren't alone.

"I think we were all kind of a little sad at that part because the three of us are such great friends, hanging out on the weekends all the time, and riding motorcycles every other weekend," Hurst told Insider. "The fact that we didn't really get a firm real good scene together, I think, we were sad about that."

On "Talking Dead," the franchise's after-show, Hurst said Norman Reedus suggested Beta should have a quick death.

Episode director Greg Nicotero told Comicbook.com that Reedus pitched the idea saying, "Norman had said, 'Oh, I just should come up with both of my knives and stab him in the eyes.'"

Read more: The biggest moment of 'The Walking Dead' finale was shockingly brief. The showrunner and star know fans may be a bit frustrated.

When Hurst wasn't starring on "The Walking Dead," he was often heading to Disneyland. Though he told us he's "jonesing" to get back to the park when things are safe, he's found a way to still have Disney in his life. He's currently in Vancouver shooting a new show for Disney on Hulu.

"It's called 'The Mysterious Benedict Society' and it's based on the young adult novels, and it's basically like if Wes Anderson made 'Willy Wonka' or [if] Wes Anderson made 'Harry Potter,'" Hurst said. "It's this beautiful, beautiful story about children coming of age who are tasked with saving the world."

Read more: Our "TWD" season 10 finale Q&A with Ryan Hurst