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After Dark: EEAAO Backlash, The Work of John Williams, The Last of Us Season 1, Poker Face Season 1 (Patreon)

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2023-03-16 12:59:01
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David, Jeff, and Devindra discuss the backlash to Everything Everywhere All At Once, the work of John Williams. Starting at ~24:00, they dive into The Last of Us season 1 finale, and starting at ~47:00, they discuss the Poker Face season 1 finale.

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Michael Zhang

Regarding the backlash/fandom topic, I think TLOU 2 is a perfect example of "not wanting to be lumped in with toxic haters." Dave, you hated that game and I also think it was pretty bad compared to the first one. However, so much of the backlash against that game was "I hate lesbians and muscular women and also I love Joel, he's my hero and I think he did the exact right thing" Every time I talk to someone who loved TLOU2 and tell them I didn't like it, I always have to caveat it "Not because I'm a bigot or anything, I hated it for other reasons..."

Karen Shih

One of the most harrowing and pivotal episodes of The Walking Dead involved one of the characters giving birth while zombies surrounded her. Personally, I think the pregnant woman in an apocalypse to raise the stakes is realistic but becoming a trope. There was a pregnant woman in Train To Busan too. Yes, I often think about John Williams too. Indeed, his work have scored our childhood. Great note about distinguishing criticism from toxicity.