14 Feelings You Had When You Finally Met Jesus on The Walking Dead

Updated on March 17, 2016 at 5:05 PM

The Walking Dead has brought us many surprises this season, but the best surprise yet has to be the introduction of Jesus, a fan favorite from the comic-book series. In the comics, Paul Monroe (aka Jesus) is a top recruiter for his colony, known as the Hilltop. On the show, Jesus is played by 33-year-old English actor Tom Payne.

While we wait with bated breath to see if the show follows the same storyline, we can't help but notice how H.O.T. Tom Payne is. Anyone with a pulse instantly fell in love with him as soon as he appeared on screen with that full beard and icy-cool blue eyes. Swoon. Here are 14 feelings we (and everyone else) had when we finally met ~~bae~~ Jesus.

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When He Falls Asleep on Daryl's Shoulder and You've Never Been More Envious

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When You Wished That Painting He's Admiring Is Your Photo

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When He Is a Smart-Ass and It Turned You On

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When He Gives Those Puppy-Dog Eyes and You Couldn't Resist Him

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When He Reveals His Majestic Beard and You Almost Fainted

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When You Wanted to Run Into His Arms For a Hug

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When You Couldn't Stop Staring at His Lips

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When He Turns Around and Your Ovaries Exploded

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When He Saves Daryl's Life and You Wanted to Reward Him ;)

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When You Wouldn't Mind Calling Him Whatever He'd Like

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When You Got Lost in His Ice-Blue Eyes

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When You Wanted to Kiss His Soft Lips

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When Your Heart Was Racing Because You Didn't Want the Gang to Harm Him

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14 Feelings You Had When You Finally Met Jesus on The Walking Dead

When He Falls Asleep on Daryl's Shoulder and You've Never Been More Envious

When You Wished That Painting He's Admiring Is Your Photo

When He Is a Smart-Ass and It Turned You On

When He Gives Those Puppy-Dog Eyes and You Couldn't Resist Him

When He Reveals His Majestic Beard and You Almost Fainted

When You Wanted to Run Into His Arms For a Hug

When You Couldn't Stop Staring at His Lips

When He Turns Around and Your Ovaries Exploded

When He Saves Daryl's Life and You Wanted to Reward Him ;)

When You Wouldn't Mind Calling Him Whatever He'd Like

When You Got Lost in His Ice-Blue Eyes

When You Wanted to Kiss His Soft Lips

When Your Heart Was Racing Because You Didn't Want the Gang to Harm Him

Finally, When He Gives This Side-Eye and You Needed a Moment to Collect Yourself

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