Betty Coleman (née unknown) is a survivor of the outbreak in AMC's The Walking Dead. She is a resident of Woodbury, alongside her husband and daughter.
Pre-Apocalypse[]
Location Unknown[]
Nothing is known about Betty's life prior to or as the outbreak began, except that she had a husband, daughter, and son.
Post-Apocalypse[]
Season 3[]
"When the Dead Come Knocking"[]
During one of Milton's experiments, he held up a photo of Betty and mentioned her name to an undead Michael Coleman to see if he could remember his previous life after he died and reanimated.
"Made to Suffer"[]
Betty is present at the arena demanding the death for the Dixon brothers after Woodbury is infiltrated.
"The Suicide King"[]
Betty flees the arena when Rick and Maggie shoot out the lights to the arena. The next morning, she and the other townspeople try to leave Woodbury but are not allowed to do so. She then witnesses Richard Foster be attacked by a walker and killed by The Governor in the street. Shortly after, she listens to Andrea's speech.
"Welcome to the Tombs"[]
Following the failed prison assault, Betty's fate is unclear. However, she is most likely dead as it is likely she was among the Woodbury soldiers killed during the prison raid or massacred by the Governor out on the road as she was not seen with the remaining Woodburians arriving at the prison.[1]
Death[]
- Killed By
- Prison Residents or Philip Blake
Betty is among the residents shot to death inside the prison or by the Governor after refusing to return to the prison to continue fighting.
Killed Victims[]
This list shows the victims Betty has killed:
- Possibly a few zombies
Relationships[]
Allies[]
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Enemies[]
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Appearances[]
TV Series[]
Season 3[]
- "When the Dead Come Knocking" (Photograph)
- "Made to Suffer" (No Lines)
- "The Suicide King" (No Lines)
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✔ | Appears | ✔ | Voice is heard |
👁 | Appears with no lines | ✔ | Appears in a flashback |
✔ | Appears as a walker | 🖼 | Appears in a photograph/video |
✔ | Appears as a corpse | ✔ | Appears in a hallucination/dream |
Trivia[]
- Betty Coleman was never credited, but Woodbury extra Debi Hett-Kimsey confirmed she portrayed Betty Coleman in the photograph.[2]
- According to Debi Hett-Kimsey, she is not entirely sure of Betty's fate, as many of the Woodbury survivors simply vanished from the show. She was not included in the finale of Season 3. In spite of this, it would be assumed that Betty was included in the Woodbury Army and is presumed to have died in the massacre.[3]
References[]
- ↑ Casting directors have confirmed that any Woodbury character, extra or otherwise, not seen alive in the Season 3 finale have been assumed dead as all soldiers were killed in the prison assault and subsequent massacre.
- ↑ https://www.facebook.com/debikimsey/posts/3858477469706
- ↑ Debi Hett-Kimsey Interview