While the hit television show "The Walking Dead" has just aired its fifth season finale, Yahoo TV and Entertainment Weekly interviewed the lead actor, Andrew Lincoln, as well as the producers of the show, who talked about the best scenes in the episode.

Lincoln, who plays the role of Rick Grimes, and producer Denise Huth discuss Rick's latest speech and what could be in store for season six. I

In both interviews, Rick's speech was discussed in which he demanded to know how many of the people living in Alexandria would have to die for the community to change its policy.

According to Lincoln, the speech was revised during the last few days before filming it and he enjoyed every moment of revealing the new dialogue.

Huth felt the same way, stating that when they were shooting the speech, they knew that it would be one of the biggest moments in the show and would cause quite a bit of buzz among viewers.

Before Rick was able to deliver his speech, however, he killed a walker by squeezing its head. Interviewers asked Lincoln what it was like to film this scene, to which he replied that it was very unpleasant.

Huth seconded this, saying that it was one of the coldest days on set and the temperature was about 16 degrees while they were shooting. Lincoln says that currently, he has no idea what season six holds, but hopes to see more of Morgan.

He also states that the show will resume production in two weeks, or so and show runner, Scott Gimple, has suggested that in season six, humans will not be much of a threat to the group.