Danai Gurira, Laurie Holden and David Morrissey preview the Governor's arrival and friction between Michonne and Andrea

After two episodes spent securing the group's stability at the prison, AMC's The Walking Dead leaves the gated walls and heads to a new community: Woodbury
After months of buzz about the arrival of the Governor -- the eye-patch wearing villain made famous in the Robert Kirkman comics on which the series is based -- David Morrissey will make his debut Sunday on the zombie drama as the leader of the community known as Woodbury.
"He picks
them up in a very vulnerable place; they've been out in the wilderness for a long time and he admires the fact that they've survived," Morrissey tells The Hollywood Reporter of Andrea (Laurie Holden) and Michonne's (Danai Gurira) arrival into the Governor's fold. "He recognizes in Michonne that she's a piece of work and he knows he needs soldiers and people who are not afraid of walkers who can really fight if they need to and he needs people like that in his town."