The Walking Dead actor makes Supernatural joke, and it’s not the actor you’re thinking of!

Photo credit: The Walking Dead/Gene Page, Acquired via AMC Press Site
Photo credit: The Walking Dead/Gene Page, Acquired via AMC Press Site /
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An actor from the hit zombie show, The Walking Dead, took to Twitter to make a Supernatural joke. However, it’s not the star you would initially think of it being.

The Walking Dead currently has two Supernatural actors to its cast list. That is about to go to one, with Lauren Cohan confirming that she will leave the series at the end of this season. However, it’s neither her or Jeffery Dean Morgan who made the joke that links to the fandom. Jordan Woods-Robinson made the joke, although it may have just been a play on words with the song and not quite a song for the SPNFamily.

In a tweet, he opened to say that he was going to open a new restaurant. One of the dishes, curry over French fries, would be named “Curry On My Wayward Spud.” Admit it, you couldn’t help but sing the line with the unofficial Supernatural anthem.

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He didn’t stop there. Woods-Robinson continued to confirm that there would definitely be peas when you’re done.

If that wasn’t enough, fans took to Twitter to continue the play on words. One fan asked him “don’t you fry no more.” Other fans were extremely quick to tag both Jared Padalecki and Jensen Ackles with their next investment opportunity. It’s no secret that they’re setting up businesses on the side, with Ackles’ new brewery opening earlier this year.

Some The Walking Dead fans couldn’t help but point out that curry on fries has been a think in the UK for years. And they’re not called fries, but chips.

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Now you’ll have “Carry On My Wayward Son” stuck in your head all day. You’re welcome!

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