AMC's "The Walking Dead" recently killed off Rick's son Carl (Chandler Riggs) from the show.

It was a surprise move because the character is still alive in the comics.

After surviving numerous gunshot wounds on the show, Carl was ultimately killed by a walker bite to the gut.

Riggs has poked fun at the way his character died on social media.

He told INSIDER before the show's mid-season premiere he's not bitter about how he left the show.

The actor continues to throw shade at the silly way he was killed.

"The Walking Dead" actor Chandler Riggs may say there are no hard feelings over the way his character was killed off on the show's mid-season premiere in February, but his tweets about the AMC series continue to hint otherwise.

In a series of four tweets, Riggs called out the silly way his character Carl ended up dying on the series Monday. After surviving close calls with cannibals, an unruly biker gang, Negan, and a gunshot wound to the face, Carl was bit by one of the undead after tripping and falling in the woods.

"me @ carl when he died from tripping over a tree root after proving numerous times that he's great at at [sic] surviving," Riggs wrote with accompanying photos of himself making faces.

"like dude u literally got shot in the head," Riggs added.

Fans were incredibly supportive telling him his death was a mistake.

Carl's character is still alive in the comic series. He doesn't show any signs of an upcoming death so his show death came as a surprise to the fandom.

This isn't the first time Riggs has poked fun at the way his character went out on the show.

Weeks before his onscreen show death, Riggs tweeted about the embarrassing way his character wound up bit by a zombie.

"When u spend like 3 years in the apocalypse but die bc you tripped and fell," he wrote.

He tweeted a few days later after the Super Bowl using the meme of the selfie kid who went viral.

His tweets make it easy to look like the star is holding a bit of a grudge against the AMC series. If you're familiar with Riggs' sense of humor, you know he's been making jokes at the show's expense for some time on social media.

Ahead of the "Walking Dead" mid-season premiere in February, Riggs said despite any jabs he tweets about, he's not bitter about how his character left the show.

"I like my jokes, but I'm not really bitter about it," Riggs told INSIDER when asked about his tweets in February.

Carl tells his dad he got bit. Gene Page/AMC

"When [the December mid-season finale] first aired, the amount of messages that I got on Reddit and the amount of comments that I got on Instagram and then Twitter and everything, it was really just kind of overwhelming with just the amount of support coming from fans that were super sad to see my character go," Riggs continued. "But the majority of them were just really, really excited to see where I go next and that's kind of the attitude that I had towards it and I'm really happy that a lot of my fans have the same attitude towards it as well."

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