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Sorry that I missed this one!!! Better late than never hahah thank you for you patience!!

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Baldemort

I didn't even notice!

Dan M

It’s all good…shit happens. Even to The Last of Us.

Clay F

"You're cargo." But as you noted in your outro, they are evolving.

Jayson Phillips

LOL, you gotta be from TX, love Hank Williams and drinking Dr. Pepper? Love your reactions, I hope you get talked into watching Arcane, It is such a good series, maybe even better than this one!

Clay F

A good developmental episode for the Joel/Ellie relationship. The episode also depicted the dark side of humanity. Melanie Lynskey shows herself to be a versatile actor in her convincing portrayal of brutal Kathleen.

Jayson Phillips

It's ok I forgive you! LOL you just don't seem to have that accent. Stay safe and keep your beautiful heart.

Ziro the Hutt

A slightly slower episode, but one that starts to build Ellie and Joel's relationship. Plenty of fine stuff taken straight out of the game, from the set piece at the car (even with the "you killed him!"), Ellie's bad jokes, and of course the car journey itself. And the scene in the woods says so much too, especially as Ellie asks (as she looks up at space!) for reassurance that no humans will find them, and Joel responds in the affirmative, but you see him take watch anyway. I hear it online a fair bit that Bella Ramsey isn't great (though a lot of that is due to prejudice on their part I expect), but they couldn't be more wrong. She is a slightly different Ellie to game Ellie; but we still see her act so much like a young teen here, from the bravado, cockiness, but also self-doubts just under the surface looking for that assurance from Joel, and how much shooting that guy affected her, as she brings up later, it wasn't her first time shooting someone. I also love the thing they do here with Joel. In the game, Joel is a terse and stoic person, who feels superhuman. Pedro's Joel, is a lot more fragile and vulnerable. And its a nice touch that he's deaf in one ear (which pays off not just here in the episode at the end, but in the final ep of the season too), and brings up his dodgy knees later in the episode as well; hinting at his age and tough life he's had since outbreak. He is a questionable human being with his actions, but at times he's had to be, and its taking its toll. And now he has this kid in tow, and he wants to keep her at a distance - cargo. Also a great touch this episode and next, the second in command to Kathleen, the guy with the big white beard. He plays our Tommy in the game. ;)