The executor of Nigan's role in the TV series "Walking Dead" Jeffrey Dean Morgan expressed regret that the scene was not shown in the television, in which his hero was forced to say goodbye to his faithful companion Lucille. Recall that Lucille is a baseball bits with an iron wire whined on it. Nigan decided to call his branded weapon in honor of the deceased wife. In the course of the online conference held in the framework of the Comic-Con Festival, Morgan said:
I miss the scene from comics, in which he loses Lucille. We never removed this scene, although I always really liked it. This is a very emotional moment ... Because Lucille is not just a baseball bat with barbed wire, but more. I always liked this attitude of Nigan to this subject. But since then we have advanced far ahead.
It is worth explaining that in comics Lucille breaks when Nigan uses her in a fight with Beta. After the "death" of the right bits, Nigan suits her the real funerals, which for the hero are also a symbolic farewell with a long-dead wife. It is really a very emotional scene, especially in contrast with the ruthless and cruel killer, how at that time Nigan was. In the series, Nigan simply loses Lucil after he was defeated by Ricky Grahims.