| Bob Lamson | |
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| Bob Lamson | |
| Aliases: | Sgt. Bob Lamson |
| Series: | The Walking Dead |
| Gender: | Male |
| Notability: | Antagonist |
| Occupation: | Law enforcement |
| Race: | Human |
| Location: | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Associations: | Grady Memorial Hospital |
| Status: | Deceased |
| First: | "Crossed" |
| Final: | "Coda" |
| Actor: | Maximiliano Hernandez |
Bob Lansom is a fictional law-enforcement officer and a zombie apocalypse survivor. He is a secondary recurring antagonist featured in season five of the AMC survival horror series The Walking Dead. Played by actor Maximiliano Hernandez, he made two appearances on the series. He appeared in "Crossed" and "Coda".
Biography
Bob Lansom was an adult male in the late 2000s and a resident of Atlanta, Georgia. He worked as an officer for the Atlanta Police Department, and held the rank of sergeant. Lansom was a survivor of the initial outbreak that left the world ruled by the dead. Several Atlanta officers took up sanctuary at the Grady Memorial Hospital under the leadership of Dawn Lerner. The police representatives maintained rigid control of the hospital's remaining staff and patients. [1]
Bob Lansom had an altercation with Rick Grimes, when Rick and his group returned to Atlanta to rescue Carol Peletier. Rick chased him down with his car and hit him, greatly injuring him. Bob pleaded for his life, but Rick knew that he was too dangerous to live, so he shot him in the head. [2]
Notes & Trivia
- The character of Bob Lamson was created by director Billy Gierhart and writer Seth Hoffman based on concepts originally developed by Robert Kirkman.
- Bob Lansom is exclusive to the continuity of The Walking Dead television series on AMC. He has no direct counterpart in The Walking Dead comic book series published by Image Comics.
- Final fate: Shot in the head by Rick Grimes.
- Actor Maximiliano Hernandez is also known for playing the traitorous secret agent Jasper Sitwell on episodes of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. on ABC. He appeared in "The Hub", "Yes Men", and "End of the Beginning".
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