"Fear the Walking Dead" star Frank Dillane has risked the confidentiality of the future episodes of the series when he accidentally left in a pub a copy of the show's top-secret script.

Considered a companion series and a prequel to "The Walking Dead," "Fear the Walking Dead" first premiered in 2015 and is currently on its sophomore season.

In a recent interview, British actor Frank Dillane, who plays Nick Clark in the zombie apocalypse series, revealed that he often leaves his scripts by accident after attending drinking sessions in pubs.

"We have to shred our scripts--I'm forever leaving my scripts in pubs. I could get in trouble. I have done it numerous times," he said.

"I've left them in a few pubs. There are probably a few floating around. They are very strict on that you are not allowed to leave them lying around," Dillane revealed.

The actor said he was surprised that there had been no spoiler leaks yet, considering the number of times that he had left his scripts in pubs.

"If it comes out, it comes out and I'll take the rap for it," he said.

"Otherwise, there's no point getting told off. I'm constantly waiting to be told off but no one seems to do it," said Dillane.

Meanwhile, "The Walking Dead" season 8 is expected to premiere in late 2017. Since the premiere episode of season 7, viewing figures of the show has considerably declined, allegedly because of the show's format in which each episode jumps to a different story and new set of characters.