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Amy (The Walking Dead) along with Jim, Jacqui and then Lori, who tells Rick all of them are just in his head. "Variety" reported that actress Emma Bell would have a recurring role "The Walking Dead" as "a college student who seeks safety with the remaining survivors after the zombie invasion". NJ.com described her character Amy as "a well-meaning girly-girl". The series premiere "Days Gone Bye" featured a guest appearance from Bell as Amy, Andrea's younger sister. Bell would later become part of the main cast as a recurring character. The episode "Vatos" marked the last regular appearance of Emma Bell as Amy, whose