Walking Dead Season 5 Spoilers: "Breaking Bad" Star Aaron Paul To Join The Show Rumored As Leaked Photos Of A 'Blood Covered' Fire Truck Used As A Weapon Against Walkers! [PHOTOS]

AMC's hit zombie-apocalypse series; The Walking Dead may have a new cast member joining the rag-tag survivors in season 5.

Celebbuzz.com reports that "Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul is rumored to join the cast of Walking Dead as Norman Reedus posted a photo of him and Aaron Paul in his Instagram account.

So far, it's not yet confirmed whether this photo was taken in the actual set of Walking Dead, but fans of the show are hoping to see the "Breaking Bad" star fighting off zombies in season 5.

According to reports of IMDb, both Reedus and Paul are currently filming there latest movie "Triple Nine", which also star Kate Winslet, Woody Harrelson and Chiwetel Eljiofor.

Meanwhile, several leaked photos of the survivor's newest weapon have been revealed.

International Business Times reports that the Walking Dead Facebook Fan page "The Spoiling Dead Fans" posted several photos of a fire truck covered in blood and guts of Walkers.

Collider conducted an interview with showrunner Scott M. Gimple regarding season 5's structure and the rumored spin off show.

  "It's not mirroring [the previous season] completely... The challenge of the show is every eight episodes, it's a whole new show. I will say that there may be some slightly familiar structural turns. But for the most part, it is going to be brand new versions of the comic story."

"I have little to do with the spinoff... This I do know. It's set in the word of 'The Walking Dead' but from what I understand, it's not like Daryl's cousin or anything... I would never say never [to a crossover between the shows] because if I was a viewer I would say that's sounds awesome. But we're doing our own show. I also think a crossover might be tough because it would take a lot of [license] within the comic story. We'll see. When we get to all-out war, who knows?"

He further adds,

"I definitely want to stick to the comic as much as possible, but that's also impossible with Daryl Dixon [who is not in the books] and characters that are alive [on TV, but] dead in the comic. There's a butterfly effect. But that's actually an incredibly fun part, to do the alternate Walking Dead universe, which is what I consider what we're doing. I would say that even the inventions we have on the show [are] pretty much inspired by the comic book."