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Hey, kudos for holding that in for so long. As someone who played the game that part broke me in half the second we got to the motel. I was hoping for a split second that maybe it would be different, but the "stay awake with me" part just destroyed me. The best thing we can do for people who haven't experienced a story is not to spoil it for them, and you did a damn admirable job.
Ellie's reaction to Henry's suicide was incredible. I'm loving Bella Ramsey more and more with each episode. That was heartbreaking. Plus, being unable save Sam, or stay awake with him...she's so full of guilt right now.
And Pedro's reaction to ellie and the child clicker in the car, the sheer panic in his eyes and the shaking! Both have been doing insanely well, Even tho noone else seems to praise pedros performances and only ever bellas seemingly
@@Sn1perAJ I also noticed the shaking. He was panicking bad. I also think that if Henry hadn't stopped him, he would have pulled Ellie into his arms and comforted her. The way he looked at her. That is his kid now.
Bella's reaction is SO masterful. The little yelp she does is hauntingly real - instead of just doing like a scream or some over the top yell or something, it's literally just a sound involuntarily escaping - like her voice cords didn't have time to tense up before she started making noise. It's EXACTLY how those real sounds of shock and surprise happen.
@@TheReDeeMeR1988 the showrunners themselves said on the official podcast that she was a contortionist actor named “Skye”. Her character design was done by the original Naughty Dog artist who designed the Clicker in the game. It looks like other sites have confirmed she was 9 years old and yes also a gymnast. They called her audition tape “nightmare fuel”
He was fantastic. You could see how burdened he was the whole time, but every time he talked to Sam, you could his eyes light up a little. And in that final scene, he communicated so much with so little: the confusion, the pain, the grief, and it finally dawning on him what happened.
There's something unsettling in realizing that Sam was just sitting there because he's deaf. An infected listens for their prey. Even if he ever went to go full on clicker he couldn't. Ellie broke her promise and fell asleep, so he was just sitting there. Waiting, screaming from the inside. As his brain was slowly eaten away. And until someone touched him, or came in his view, he would sit there forever. And when Ellie touched him, Sam saw his own body attack her. Instead of becoming the superhero he always wanted to be. He became a monster, crying for his brother to help. He didn't even hear the shot. Just his vision slowly fading to black. He spent all night trying not to fall asleep. Then suddenly his eyes were slowly closing, afraid of what would happen once he woke up, but he never did. Bill and Frank's story was sad, in a stoic kind of way, but just like Bill said at the end, it wasn't tragic. They'd lived a full life. Here Sam and Henry had hope, a chance, and a whole life ahead of them. Henry was so good that he protected Ellie before even realizing what he was doing. It was instinctual. That comes from deep inside. Henry finally became the superhero Sam knew he could be, he just didn't know he'd be the monster. So Henry's first time killing. Was his own little brother. A little like Kathleen said, this kind of goodness, makes it hard to live in such a tragic world.
the fungus this is based of sadly does not eat the brain. in fact it stays 100% out of it. so sam is fully concios he just cannot controll his body all the time.
Reminds me of the movie "The Box (2009)." Clicker form would be just a unresponsive fungus, unless smell and touch guide it to things, or the mycelium network give it instructions if it manage to get out of that concrete lot.
The range of that guy, in contrast with his role as the mandalorian where the emotion comes from his voice instead of facial expression since he's always in a helmet, speaks a lot
Ikr?! Give that man an award. By an award I mean all of them. Everyone involved with this amazing show is absolutely crushing it! I do believe this will become the gold standard for how to do a video game adaptation.
I’m really surprised at how little people are talking about the moment Joel realized Ellie was in the car with that Clicker… he starts visibly shaking, panting, and is just terrified. I loved that scene, it spoke volumes.
I loved the fact that just before he asked her "Do you trust me?" when he went to the house and then he proved that trust and head shotted a bunch. Then when he saw the baby clicker get into the car he had a Sarah PTSD moment and kinda panicked because he couldn't save either of them.
If you watch the "Behind the Scenes" clip they said they had an ASL teacher on the set to assist the director and the actors. That's great when a show has that much respect for it's actors with disabilities
I heard that Sam signed a way that was like someone who learned it at birth (basically fluent) and that Henry signed the way someone who learned ASL later in life (as a second language)
Well of course they need an ASL teacher on set so the director and other cast and crew can communicate. It's common practice. They can't bring an actor on set and not understand them, then they wouldn't be able to direct them. Not to mention they had to teach other cast members to sign for the episode.
I was thinking the same thing. Whenever I see a guy cry my first thought is “that’s a real man right there” because people that judge crying just have toxic masculinity and fear of emotions
@@sarinagrace5403 lol i understand why he cries but its pretty funny to watch when he breaks down in tears every video and his girl is always fine lmaooo
The Sam & Ellie scene in the room after the horde scene just shows us how young she is. She'd been told she's unique, that she's the answer, the "cure". So she tries to use her magic blood to heal Sam. What she should have done was tell Joel and Henry, so the brothers could have said their goodbyes. Their ending didnt have to be tragic, but at the same time its hard to blame her, shes just a kid. She thought and hoped her blood could save her friend. But alas.
I’m glad that pretty much all the infected that came out of the ground were clickers. The game mostly had runners for the sake of mechanics and scaling, but when you think about it, after 20 years most infected would be clickers. Runners would be rare and only show up near human populations that come in contact with infected, like Boston. Where the infected are isolated for more than a year, all of them should be clickers or bloaters.
The Ellie-Sam hug is the most beautiful thing ever. That one image. JFC. is it just me or did that just pierce your heart like a bullet? This show is going to win some EFFIN awards! holy SH**!
Ellie's broken little scream when Henry shots hurts every time. She only has a few shreds of innocence left and that was one of them being obliterated. They made it hurt more than the game. Well played Craig and Neil. Y'all are cool, Clarus eyebrows are damned perfection and charmingly emotionally available homie looks like a young David Harbour; Y'all could pull off Red Guardian and a Yelena or Nat costume though that may not be your thing cosplay-wise.
@@guts9160 yeah he wouldn’t be able to function as one. I think it ties to the last question he asked Ellie about “if a person was trapped inside the monster still.” It means he could have just been stuck inside a deaf infected body in constant silence 😳
@@ericc.6255 the clickers don't use the human ears to hear. they pick up vibrations through the fungal plates that grow out of the head. so he probably could become a clicker
@@TheCraigyTit might depend on why he’s deaf, perhaps if it’s a brain issue then he wouldn’t regain hearing as a clicker, but if it was an ear issue he might’ve. Either way, as a runner, he could not hear. 😔
HBO better release a sunshine and rainbows show after this to heal all the emotional trauma we as an audience are enduring during all this season like 4/5 episodes had me crying or tearing up
It's a vintage Magic Slate that Sam is using. It's actually a waxy pad with a sheet of thin plastic that acts as paper. Wherever the pencil presses the plastic into the wax, it appears dark.
This show has some of the best character development of any show out there. Even when a character is only on screen for a short time, the writing and acting give these characters so much depth and emotion. When we lose these characters, it hurts.
Everything you said and also Bella Ramsey's subtleties in her acting are A+. That reaction to Henry's end was excellent and rivals her shaky voice when she told Joel not to blame her for Tess.
“What does it say about people who choose to go through this every week?,” to paraphrase. Tbh, I think it’s something good people do-To endure these episodes, especially to cry, and to hope everytime it will be better. I really think those are good people.
Home girl on the right is more in control of her emotions than home boy on the left who's a sensitive crying mess. I love it, I'm so used to it being the other way around that it's a little refreshing to see the man in a relationship being the sensitive emotional one while the woman is more the calm stoic one for a change. I mean look at this part at 25:53 Home boy is all like 😭but home girl is like 😑
This show is fucking killing it! We have a game version and now a TV show of this masterpiece! Speechless and always enjoying Nerdy cry! Sorry not sorry
I love how the series is elaborating and expanding on the core themes of the game, including TLOU2's biggest theme: GUILT; - Ellie OBVIOUSLY feels it, represented beautifully at the end with her "I'm sorry" message - Henry talks of "doing a bad guy thing", feels horrible about Kathleen's brother, then can't even handle what happens with Sam ("what have I done")... 😭 - EVEN Kathleen feels some level of guilt, speaking of how her brother would be "horrified by what she's done". Of course, she's an excellent example of how UNCONTROLLED guilt and grief can be mis-handled.
the scope of that final battle scene is even more impressive when you realised ALL of it was constructed in a lot over the course of a month. Druckman is, obviously, used to very easily manipulating large structures and enacting his vision in the virtual space, so this is kind of him fine tuning and perfecting the cul-de-sac to suit EXACTLY his vision of the scene. some genuinely incredible directorial work.
😭 @jackhsu3458 Henry's last words "What did I do...." was pure horror and heartbreaking, you can hear his distraught and despair at same time, and honestly cuts deeper than the game version "it's all your fault!" The moment he realized that everything he has done, people he betrayed are all for nothing, Sam still died in the most horrific way, and what Kathleen said about the "you can't f**k with fate" was right all alone.
Fun fact: Adam Basil, the actor who played the Bloater in this Episode is 6'6 Foot Tall (1.95 cm), and the full Bloater suit weight is at least 80 Pounds (40 Kg).
This was a great episode, and wonderful reaction again! Your reactions to the big guy were amazing!! Yeah, Kathleen's initial argument makes sense: it's not okay to harm t tens of thousands of people to save one person, no matter how much you love that person. (ie. The leader was fighting Nazi/Soviet level evil, and thus killing him was putting tens of thousands of lives in danger). Her want for justice for that crime turned to vengeance which turned to obsession when corrupted her, then killed her. It's the trolley problem in philosophy. The symmetry of the episode is beautiful. Both Kathleen and Henry died at the end because of their love for their brother, and both because they went to the extreme form of their love, vengeful love and self-sacrificing love respectfully. Ellie's belief that she could cure Sam made it so much more painful. I think she genuinely believed that it would work. She is a child, she has been told over and over that she is a cure, she has no understanding about how a cure would be made so it makes sense that she thinks it could be relatively simple... Oh, so sad. She apologized at the grave. When Tess died, Ellie hung around to grieve, while Joel shoved his emotions down grimly and pressed on. This time it was Joel who lingered and Ellie who left. He is becoming more emotional, and she is becoming colder/more traumatized. I also think she left so fast because the faster they leave, the sooner there will be a cure. The sooner that will never happen again (in a child's mind). Also, Joel and Henry mocked "endure and survive." Henry survived but couldn't endure. Both parts are important. Sam also faced the window. Two things: He knew he wouldn't see Ellie, which means he wouldn't attack her. He was protecting her. As he felt himself turn, he knew he wouldn't hear her. If he couldn't see her, he wouldn't know she was there and thus couldn't attack her. Also, it has been confirmed over the years of the game that runners DO have the person in their head. So Sam was in there when he attacked Ellie. Something to think of though -> If Ellie never touched him, if no one ever touched him or got in his vision, he would be sitting there forever watching the sunset. He's deaf, so he wouldn't hear anything. Once he hit the clicker phase, and he could no longer see, then he would be sitting there in darkness and silence forever. Cordyceps is one of the fungi that is composed of chitin; crustaceans and a lot of arthropods also have a lot of chitin in their exoskeleton. As the infected get worse and worse (covered in more and more of the fungus), you can kind of think of it as having more and more armor/exoskeleton.
My nickname for Kathleen was Karen Robespierre. Because yes, Melanie Lynskey's portrayal did humanize her to some degree, but WOW did she ever go off the fanaticism rails in her obsession for revenge. That's part of what so fascinates me about The Last of Us -- that it illuminates the wonders, and the horrors, that love and need can lead people to. (That's... probably poorly phrased, but you get what I mean, right?)
After her speech to Perry in her childhood bedroom, I kind of think Michael's death made her snap, psychotic break. She is the Sam to Michael's Henry. He took care of her at all costs. He was the one who went to prison and died rather than give up his sister and fellow resistance members. She simply couldn't forgive Henry for giving him up to save someone else, even if it was, in spirit, the same as Michael saving her.
Yeah. The people ignored their leader's call for compassion and forgiveness, and it led to their deaths, as the infected come from the ground and swarmed towards the QZ. A cautionary tale of "an eye for an eye and eventually the World goes blind." When Perry says "he didn't change things, you did" he forgot they mustered the strength and courage to revolt because of the man they followed, and what he meant to them, ans what they did to him. Kathleen was mistakenly seen as a spiritual successor to him, but she denounced everything he tried to teach them. And after the brief exhilaration of liberation, the wrath and vengeance only guaranteed their doom. Poetic Justice, though Kathleen's brother would have been heartbroken, probably. He must've known if they took this path, something like this is what would end up happening. Complete obliteration.
Historical sidenote: I believe Germany has extensive files from East Germany's Stasi (Secret Police) detailing records of who snitched on whom, and why. They keep them classified, at least for the time being I think, because so many people back then (who are still alive) were made to turn on eachother, threatened with consequences for themselves or their loved ones. Perhaps someone went to prison for years accused of illegal political activity, and they never knew it was a close relative, a sibling, a cousin, a friend who ratted them out, themselves being threatened by the Stasi with torture or prison, for them or other relatives, a son or daughter perhaps. If those records went public thousands of people might die in a matter of days or weeks I imagine, as victims find out why they or their loved ones were targeted, who sold them out, and attack them, or some collaborators 3nd their l!v3s as it becomes public (and especially known to family and friends) that they collaborated with the regime, and the specific consequences others suffered for it. That's what Secret Police Bureaus do, they turn *everyone* into snitches. They set off a Salem Witch Trial situation, with fingers pointing at eachother in all directions, then lay back and watch people feed eachother to the wolves. There are millions of case files I think, hundreds of millions of pages of documents probably. If I'm recalling this correctly and those files are still inaccesible, I can't help but to agree with that position. *Some misteries are better left unsolved,* perhaps not in Science, but definitely when Totalitarian politics and Families and communities intersect. The smart ones don't want to know, if they knew they'd probably come to regret learning who sold them out. Ignorance is Bliss, as they say.
@@bridgethaines7127 I get that, but at the same time, pretty much every single person in the Kansas City metropolitan area is going to soon be dead along with her because of her obsession. There is no more Quarantine Zone, so there's nowhere for the people to shelter. Moreover, the assembled Resistance fighters didn't make much of a dent in that massive swarm of infected, and we can assume that was the majority of their best fighters and equipment.
@@btgardener39 To be fair, their deaths aren't on her. They're on FEDRA dumbass decision to drive the infected underground 15 years ago, where it's dark and damp and fungus THRIVE. This was happening no matter what and there was nothing the Hunters were going to be able to do about it.
I'm grateful for your assessment of the character Kathleen. I was getting a bit annoyed with people only see her as a "Karen". (And I assume these comments mostly come from the way she looked.)
Ellie and Joel switch sides at the end. That was the Tess moment from episode 2. Ellie runs ahead while Joel is still waiting at the grave. Tess gave Joel a mission he wanted to fulfill as her last wish. The relationship that Joel had with Tess was similar to Ellie and Sam. Ellie promised Sam the cure here and couldn't keep this promise. She now wants to make sure that this never happens again. As Tess said at the time "save who you can save". Ellie really has a mission now. Indirectly get through her feelings of guilt. She wants her blood to work. Before that, she was someone who had no control over anything. Others have determined where she grows up and where she has to go now. Now that has changed. Now conviction plays a role and she takes control. She wants to save the world so that there are no more Sam's. In addition, Ellie and Joel have reached a new level of connection with each other. Wordless understanding. Both wanted to save the brothers during the attack. That wasn't Joel's "don't do it Ellie" look. That was the look "I'll give you fire protection Ellie". And Ellie has absolute confidence in Joel.
I keep thinking each episode. How different would things be if Tess and Henry and Sam were alive and traveling with Joel and Ellie and NOT FUCKING DEAD 😤😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@Nerdy Nightly, 7:30 Lead in paint was the issue it was during your grandparents generation back in 1971. By 1977 the amount of lead in paint was down to 0.009%. Society took lead in paint very seriously back in the day =) 12:11 DAMN! That was dark. 23:48 This is worse than the game because Ellie knew that Sam had been bitten here--no one, but Sam knew in the game. We know the full infection timeline thanks to the FEDRA poster posted in the Boston QZ: -bites to the neck, head and face: 5 to 15 minutes -bites to the torso, shoulder, arm and hand: 2 to 8 hours -bites to the leg and foot: 12 to 24 hours. The Boston QZ showed us at least three amputees, so we know that amputation is a viable option, that said, Sam likely still would have died as there's no way they could go back to the city with Infected ransacking the place about now, and there's no telling how far away they are from the next safe place to treat Sam after amputation--Joel and Ellie both have knives, but you wouldn't want that cutting off any limbs, but those were options. At the very least, Henry could have had the chance to give Sam a proper goodbye and time to prepare for the end. There is no happy ending here, but there is an ending that isn't as sad as this one, had Sam or Ellie told Joel and Henry that Sam was bit ='( 26:19 because this story is teaching the lesson of family, and what one will do for it? Joel didn't do everything he could to protect Sarah, but Tess did everything she could to protect Joel. Bill did everything he could to protect Frank and they lived a happy full lives. End when Frank could no longer ENDURE, they both chose to check out on their own time as there was no longer a need to SURVIVE. Kathleen and Henry have shown us what often happens when one goes to the extreme--things don't end well! What other lessons are left for Joel and Ellie to learn? Will they learn from these lessons? This is a rough story, but a very good one!
The girl who played the child zombie did an amazing job, and was terrifying. She was actually played by 9 year old acrobat Skye Cowton. Incredible and creepy as hell. I don't know if you noticed, but she's wearing a blues clues outfit, which somehow makes it even creepier
So I just watched this episode tonight, and I started bawling as soon as Joel started asking for the gun from Henry. (I have never heard of the game before the show) but I knew what was going to happen next and I literally had to cover my eyes until it was over.. but the tears aren't done yet. So, Nerdy is not alone on this one.
honestly, this is incredibly valuable and sweet at the same time, i hope your girl never leaves you becuase u show this kind of vulnerability, im sure MOST MEN wish for something like this, (yea i didnt comment on the show who cares) but thats why im watching reactions, see how people react, anyone can watch the show xD and yes im sure u would protect her and be stronger than her, but in my opinion thats a rare thing to be experienced, thanks for uploading this and all the other things youre doing
The actor who played Sam is for real deaf and never acted in big shows. So I hope he and the actor who plays Henry will get so much more propositions thanks to that episode because they were AWSOME.
Casting agent: hey we have this new show on HBO, it’s called the last of us…would you like to be in it? anyone: is it Joel or Ellie? Casting agent: no.. anyone: then no thanks 😂😂😂😂
That Part 2 foreshadowing, eh? No matter if show or game, that moment definitely hits differently when you know the sequel and its ending. Same with those damn window scenes…
6:15 They didn't leave because they were waiting on the doctor to come back with more food and they didn't want to just leave him. 28:00 It's called a bloater.
Very emotional and sad episode to watch! Kathleen is so ruthless and evil that she is more concerned with killing human beings and children! However she is not concerned with killing the Zombie hord that is beneath their feet! I knew it was not going to end well but to see what happens to Sam and Henry really hurt and got to me!!
This ep is a good example of why this show is probably better for those who never played the game. When you know something's coming, it's just not as effective from a storytelling standpoint.
I knew exaclty what was coming up and even then it got me. The way they're changing things and just making everything have more weigth and intimacy makes every scene and every choice so much more impactful than in the game
@@fabiotchezaum Totally agree. I feel like my point stands that if you haven't played the game it's more shocking and overall impactful. The gamer friends I watch it with spend most of the episodes fangirling over the decor and line deliveries that are the same.
Excellent acting by Bella in the scene where Henry shoots himself. Her whimpers killed me and instinctively gave me a fatherly urge to hug her The swarm scene is incredible good and creepy For sure one of the best action scenes I've ever seen Henry's first murder was his own little brother. It must be pure horror to realize what you just did. The "I'm sorry" at the end got me so hard. I cried 4 of 5 episodes and I love this show
When you asked how they drove them underground, i have been wondering the same thing. These aren't like the walkers in TWD that can be herded and controlled. These don't exactly seem like it would be possible to do anything with them but kill them or run from them.
Ellie calmly accepted Sam's bite because it was not her first experience and she knew that he would turn later and gave him hope, encouraging that her blood was medicine + Sam did not attack Ellie during sleep because the sun was shining on him (remember the 2nd episode) otherwise she would have been dead and she was just lucky...Get ready to cry again when Ellie meets David
@@rudolfcsampai9549 So you didn't watch the series well because Tess says that because of the sun, the snappers (even though Sam didn't fully become them) can't move, and what does deafness have to do with it if the light from the window was the blocker (besides, this is even mentioned in the series reviews, not counting Tess's words)
What makes me happy is that Kathleen gets taken out by a kid Clicker. Yup; "kids die all the time" -- THE IRONY! IT BURNS!🤣 Have disagree about the "not a villain" -- Sam didn't betray her brother. She wanted to kill him to hurt Henry. I get her anger at Henry, though. But she stepped into villain territory with her willness to do evil things -- she became the thing she hated. This ending was BRUTAL. Sam and Henry. They didn't deserve this. I played the game and knew what was coming; but it still hurt. I feel for everyone in St. Louis, though. They throw off FEDRA -- and get taken out by a nest of infected under the ground. JUST BRUTAL. I'm glad to have discovered your channel!🥰
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Hey, kudos for holding that in for so long. As someone who played the game that part broke me in half the second we got to the motel. I was hoping for a split second that maybe it would be different, but the "stay awake with me" part just destroyed me. The best thing we can do for people who haven't experienced a story is not to spoil it for them, and you did a damn admirable job.
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Ellie's reaction to Henry's suicide was incredible. I'm loving Bella Ramsey more and more with each episode. That was heartbreaking. Plus, being unable save Sam, or stay awake with him...she's so full of guilt right now.
And Pedro's reaction to ellie and the child clicker in the car, the sheer panic in his eyes and the shaking! Both have been doing insanely well, Even tho noone else seems to praise pedros performances and only ever bellas seemingly
@@Sn1perAJ I also noticed the shaking. He was panicking bad.
I also think that if Henry hadn't stopped him, he would have pulled Ellie into his arms and comforted her. The way he looked at her. That is his kid now.
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I think Ellie’s gonna begin to doubt that she’s immune now. Because she couldn’t save Sam.
Bella's reaction is SO masterful. The little yelp she does is hauntingly real - instead of just doing like a scream or some over the top yell or something, it's literally just a sound involuntarily escaping - like her voice cords didn't have time to tense up before she started making noise. It's EXACTLY how those real sounds of shock and surprise happen.
I saw on Reddit that the clicker child is a 9 year old gymnast. She flipping nailed it.
Hell yeah, she's so good can do it with her eyes closed!
Literally flipping.
She was incredible. Creepy as shit
100% trust reddit. :))
@@TheReDeeMeR1988 the showrunners themselves said on the official podcast that she was a contortionist actor named “Skye”. Her character design was done by the original Naughty Dog artist who designed the Clicker in the game. It looks like other sites have confirmed she was 9 years old and yes also a gymnast. They called her audition tape “nightmare fuel”
The actor playing Henry has such expressive eyes. You can see how beat down he is thru the whole episode.
The way his eyes are always glossy makes it look like he’s on the verge of tears the whole episode
He was fantastic. You could see how burdened he was the whole time, but every time he talked to Sam, you could his eyes light up a little.
And in that final scene, he communicated so much with so little: the confusion, the pain, the grief, and it finally dawning on him what happened.
Lamar Johnson is the actor. I hope he gets LOTS of roles in the future. What an amazing actor.
There's something unsettling in realizing that Sam was just sitting there because he's deaf. An infected listens for their prey. Even if he ever went to go full on clicker he couldn't. Ellie broke her promise and fell asleep, so he was just sitting there. Waiting, screaming from the inside. As his brain was slowly eaten away. And until someone touched him, or came in his view, he would sit there forever.
And when Ellie touched him, Sam saw his own body attack her. Instead of becoming the superhero he always wanted to be. He became a monster, crying for his brother to help. He didn't even hear the shot. Just his vision slowly fading to black. He spent all night trying not to fall asleep. Then suddenly his eyes were slowly closing, afraid of what would happen once he woke up, but he never did.
Bill and Frank's story was sad, in a stoic kind of way, but just like Bill said at the end, it wasn't tragic. They'd lived a full life. Here Sam and Henry had hope, a chance, and a whole life ahead of them. Henry was so good that he protected Ellie before even realizing what he was doing. It was instinctual. That comes from deep inside. Henry finally became the superhero Sam knew he could be, he just didn't know he'd be the monster. So Henry's first time killing. Was his own little brother.
A little like Kathleen said, this kind of goodness, makes it hard to live in such a tragic world.
I hope everyone takes the time to read this comment 👏👏👏
the fungus this is based of sadly does not eat the brain. in fact it stays 100% out of it. so sam is fully concios he just cannot controll his body all the time.
Reminds me of the movie "The Box (2009)." Clicker form would be just a unresponsive fungus, unless smell and touch guide it to things, or the mycelium network give it instructions if it manage to get out of that concrete lot.
Great analysis.
Fawking hell- 🥺beautifully written! 🥰
Pedro Pascals ability to not say anything but tell me so much is getting scary. He’s too good man.
100000% agree
The range of that guy, in contrast with his role as the mandalorian where the emotion comes from his voice instead of facial expression since he's always in a helmet, speaks a lot
Ikr?! Give that man an award. By an award I mean all of them. Everyone involved with this amazing show is absolutely crushing it! I do believe this will become the gold standard for how to do a video game adaptation.
I’m really surprised at how little people are talking about the moment Joel realized Ellie was in the car with that Clicker… he starts visibly shaking, panting, and is just terrified. I loved that scene, it spoke volumes.
YES PLEASE I NOTICE THAT TOO and i went on youtube to watch the cutscene again but there’s none like nobody notice that master acting 😞
I loved the fact that just before he asked her "Do you trust me?" when he went to the house and then he proved that trust and head shotted a bunch.
Then when he saw the baby clicker get into the car he had a Sarah PTSD moment and kinda panicked because he couldn't save either of them.
“He’s beautiful!! 🥰” has got to be the best reaction to the bloater yet 🤣
If you watch the "Behind the Scenes" clip they said they had an ASL teacher on the set to assist the director and the actors. That's great when a show has that much respect for it's actors with disabilities
I heard that Sam signed a way that was like someone who learned it at birth (basically fluent) and that Henry signed the way someone who learned ASL later in life (as a second language)
Well of course they need an ASL teacher on set so the director and other cast and crew can communicate. It's common practice. They can't bring an actor on set and not understand them, then they wouldn't be able to direct them. Not to mention they had to teach other cast members to sign for the episode.
As Joel softens, Ellie hardens. The burden of being the cure. The choices people make
And the ongoing realisation she'll probably end up alone.
Never be ashamed of empathy, anyone that cant understand crying probably needs help themselves.
I was thinking the same thing. Whenever I see a guy cry my first thought is “that’s a real man right there” because people that judge crying just have toxic masculinity and fear of emotions
@@sarinagrace5403 lol i understand why he cries but its pretty funny to watch when he breaks down in tears every video and his girl is always fine lmaooo
@@SuryaGupta-te7fq some people are criers and some aren’t. That simple. I cried every episode while my friend was completely ok
The Sam & Ellie scene in the room after the horde scene just shows us how young she is. She'd been told she's unique, that she's the answer, the "cure". So she tries to use her magic blood to heal Sam. What she should have done was tell Joel and Henry, so the brothers could have said their goodbyes. Their ending didnt have to be tragic, but at the same time its hard to blame her, shes just a kid. She thought and hoped her blood could save her friend. But alas.
I think the ending would have been tragic regardless, but Henry might have survived. It was short sighted but she is very young.
19:48 is like a mad scientist seeing his creation come to life lol
I’m glad that pretty much all the infected that came out of the ground were clickers. The game mostly had runners for the sake of mechanics and scaling, but when you think about it, after 20 years most infected would be clickers. Runners would be rare and only show up near human populations that come in contact with infected, like Boston. Where the infected are isolated for more than a year, all of them should be clickers or bloaters.
Mr. Sensitivity and Queen of Practicality . . . fast becoming two of my fave reactors.
ellie's horrified heartbroken groan at henry's suicide was just so raw, bella is killing it ♥
The Ellie-Sam hug is the most beautiful thing ever. That one image. JFC. is it just me or did that just pierce your heart like a bullet? This show is going to win some EFFIN awards! holy SH**!
Sam reaching out to hug Henry for comfort after being told about the doctor's death. Sam's actor is fantastic at expressing emotion.
It was the 'stay awake with me' that got me
@@Smokey1419 For me it was that final 'I'm sorry.' Just ... god.
Fun fact, the subtitles are the same font as the game subtitles which may lend to the pleasing aesthetic.
Ellie's broken little scream when Henry shots hurts every time. She only has a few shreds of innocence left and that was one of them being obliterated. They made it hurt more than the game. Well played Craig and Neil.
Y'all are cool, Clarus eyebrows are damned perfection and charmingly emotionally available homie looks like a young David Harbour; Y'all could pull off Red Guardian and a Yelena or Nat costume though that may not be your thing cosplay-wise.
Saw someone comment that Sam was sitting there at the end staring because he’s still deaf and he couldn’t hear around him…. Dude 😢
Curious this means he can't be a clicker?
@@guts9160 yeah he wouldn’t be able to function as one. I think it ties to the last question he asked Ellie about “if a person was trapped inside the monster still.” It means he could have just been stuck inside a deaf infected body in constant silence 😳
@@ericc.6255 the clickers don't use the human ears to hear. they pick up vibrations through the fungal plates that grow out of the head. so he probably could become a clicker
@@TheCraigyT Dude. Please. We don't always need a "well actually" moment.
@@TheCraigyTit might depend on why he’s deaf, perhaps if it’s a brain issue then he wouldn’t regain hearing as a clicker, but if it was an ear issue he might’ve. Either way, as a runner, he could not hear. 😔
HBO better release a sunshine and rainbows show after this to heal all the emotional trauma we as an audience are enduring during all this season like 4/5 episodes had me crying or tearing up
Watch the white lotus. Perfect palette cleanser and frank's actor is in it
"Oh he's beautiful" to the Bloater
That's the reaction I imagine Dr Frankenstein had for his monster haha
Yeah. I 100% sobbed during this episode. My eyes started welling up when I saw they were heading the game route for Henry and Sam.
TFW you realize the sniper was missing _on purpose_ to pin them down until reinforcements arrived...
The acting from all the actors was so amazing in this episode. Stellar performances from them all
It's a vintage Magic Slate that Sam is using. It's actually a waxy pad with a sheet of thin plastic that acts as paper. Wherever the pencil presses the plastic into the wax, it appears dark.
So rare a show airs were every last supporting actor/actress play their role so perfectly... Every episode a new one kills it
This show has some of the best character development of any show out there. Even when a character is only on screen for a short time, the writing and acting give these characters so much depth and emotion. When we lose these characters, it hurts.
Everything you said and also Bella Ramsey's subtleties in her acting are A+. That reaction to Henry's end was excellent and rivals her shaky voice when she told Joel not to blame her for Tess.
Mmmmm, “a pile of children” that’s a phrase I never thought I would hear anywhere 😢😂😂😂😂😂
“What does it say about people who choose to go through this every week?,” to paraphrase. Tbh, I think it’s something good people do-To endure these episodes, especially to cry, and to hope everytime it will be better. I really think those are good people.
Home girl on the right is more in control of her emotions than home boy on the left who's a sensitive crying mess.
I love it, I'm so used to it being the other way around that it's a little refreshing to see the man in a relationship being the sensitive emotional one while the woman is more the calm stoic one for a change.
I mean look at this part at 25:53 Home boy is all like 😭but home girl is like 😑
It’s pathetic how he is acting infront of his girlfriend
This show is fucking killing it! We have a game version and now a TV show of this masterpiece! Speechless and always enjoying Nerdy cry! Sorry not sorry
Next up....Broadway musical?
I love how the series is elaborating and expanding on the core themes of the game, including TLOU2's biggest theme: GUILT;
- Ellie OBVIOUSLY feels it, represented beautifully at the end with her "I'm sorry" message
- Henry talks of "doing a bad guy thing", feels horrible about Kathleen's brother, then can't even handle what happens with Sam ("what have I done")... 😭
- EVEN Kathleen feels some level of guilt, speaking of how her brother would be "horrified by what she's done". Of course, she's an excellent example of how UNCONTROLLED guilt and grief can be mis-handled.
Ellie “died” in this episode. What little of her innocence she had left is gone. Now she carry burden that Joel can’t help carry. Heartbreaking.
I would say that when her innocence start to die not at the point where it completely died just yet
@@kratosgow342yeah she definitely doesn't lose her innocence (yet). Can't wait to see people react to the s2
the scope of that final battle scene is even more impressive when you realised ALL of it was constructed in a lot over the course of a month. Druckman is, obviously, used to very easily manipulating large structures and enacting his vision in the virtual space, so this is kind of him fine tuning and perfecting the cul-de-sac to suit EXACTLY his vision of the scene. some genuinely incredible directorial work.
Thanks, Nerdy! Thanks, Clarus! 🖍 Thank you for being so raw with your emotions, it's truly beautiful. #NerdyNightly #TheLastOfUs #TLOU #TheLastOfUsHBO
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@jackhsu3458
Henry's last words "What did I do...." was pure horror and heartbreaking, you can hear his distraught and despair at same time, and honestly cuts deeper than the game version "it's all your fault!" The moment he realized that everything he has done, people he betrayed are all for nothing, Sam still died in the most horrific way, and what Kathleen said about the "you can't f**k with fate" was right all alone.
Fun fact: Adam Basil, the actor who played the Bloater in this Episode is 6'6 Foot Tall (1.95 cm), and the full Bloater suit weight is at least 80 Pounds (40 Kg).
This was a great episode, and wonderful reaction again! Your reactions to the big guy were amazing!! Yeah, Kathleen's initial argument makes sense: it's not okay to harm t tens of thousands of people to save one person, no matter how much you love that person. (ie. The leader was fighting Nazi/Soviet level evil, and thus killing him was putting tens of thousands of lives in danger). Her want for justice for that crime turned to vengeance which turned to obsession when corrupted her, then killed her. It's the trolley problem in philosophy.
The symmetry of the episode is beautiful. Both Kathleen and Henry died at the end because of their love for their brother, and both because they went to the extreme form of their love, vengeful love and self-sacrificing love respectfully.
Ellie's belief that she could cure Sam made it so much more painful. I think she genuinely believed that it would work. She is a child, she has been told over and over that she is a cure, she has no understanding about how a cure would be made so it makes sense that she thinks it could be relatively simple... Oh, so sad. She apologized at the grave.
When Tess died, Ellie hung around to grieve, while Joel shoved his emotions down grimly and pressed on. This time it was Joel who lingered and Ellie who left. He is becoming more emotional, and she is becoming colder/more traumatized. I also think she left so fast because the faster they leave, the sooner there will be a cure. The sooner that will never happen again (in a child's mind). Also, Joel and Henry mocked "endure and survive." Henry survived but couldn't endure. Both parts are important.
Sam also faced the window. Two things: He knew he wouldn't see Ellie, which means he wouldn't attack her. He was protecting her. As he felt himself turn, he knew he wouldn't hear her. If he couldn't see her, he wouldn't know she was there and thus couldn't attack her. Also, it has been confirmed over the years of the game that runners DO have the person in their head. So Sam was in there when he attacked Ellie. Something to think of though -> If Ellie never touched him, if no one ever touched him or got in his vision, he would be sitting there forever watching the sunset. He's deaf, so he wouldn't hear anything. Once he hit the clicker phase, and he could no longer see, then he would be sitting there in darkness and silence forever.
Cordyceps is one of the fungi that is composed of chitin; crustaceans and a lot of arthropods also have a lot of chitin in their exoskeleton. As the infected get worse and worse (covered in more and more of the fungus), you can kind of think of it as having more and more armor/exoskeleton.
My nickname for Kathleen was Karen Robespierre. Because yes, Melanie Lynskey's portrayal did humanize her to some degree, but WOW did she ever go off the fanaticism rails in her obsession for revenge.
That's part of what so fascinates me about The Last of Us -- that it illuminates the wonders, and the horrors, that love and need can lead people to. (That's... probably poorly phrased, but you get what I mean, right?)
After her speech to Perry in her childhood bedroom, I kind of think Michael's death made her snap, psychotic break. She is the Sam to Michael's Henry. He took care of her at all costs. He was the one who went to prison and died rather than give up his sister and fellow resistance members. She simply couldn't forgive Henry for giving him up to save someone else, even if it was, in spirit, the same as Michael saving her.
Yeah. The people ignored their leader's call for compassion and forgiveness, and it led to their deaths, as the infected come from the ground and swarmed towards the QZ. A cautionary tale of "an eye for an eye and eventually the World goes blind."
When Perry says "he didn't change things, you did" he forgot they mustered the strength and courage to revolt because of the man they followed, and what he meant to them, ans what they did to him. Kathleen was mistakenly seen as a spiritual successor to him, but she denounced everything he tried to teach them. And after the brief exhilaration of liberation, the wrath and vengeance only guaranteed their doom.
Poetic Justice, though Kathleen's brother would have been heartbroken, probably. He must've known if they took this path, something like this is what would end up happening. Complete obliteration.
Historical sidenote: I believe Germany has extensive files from East Germany's Stasi (Secret Police) detailing records of who snitched on whom, and why.
They keep them classified, at least for the time being I think, because so many people back then (who are still alive) were made to turn on eachother, threatened with consequences for themselves or their loved ones. Perhaps someone went to prison for years accused of illegal political activity, and they never knew it was a close relative, a sibling, a cousin, a friend who ratted them out, themselves being threatened by the Stasi with torture or prison, for them or other relatives, a son or daughter perhaps.
If those records went public thousands of people might die in a matter of days or weeks I imagine, as victims find out why they or their loved ones were targeted, who sold them out, and attack them, or some collaborators 3nd their l!v3s as it becomes public (and especially known to family and friends) that they collaborated with the regime, and the specific consequences others suffered for it. That's what Secret Police Bureaus do, they turn *everyone* into snitches. They set off a Salem Witch Trial situation, with fingers pointing at eachother in all directions, then lay back and watch people feed eachother to the wolves.
There are millions of case files I think, hundreds of millions of pages of documents probably. If I'm recalling this correctly and those files are still inaccesible, I can't help but to agree with that position. *Some misteries are better left unsolved,* perhaps not in Science, but definitely when Totalitarian politics and Families and communities intersect. The smart ones don't want to know, if they knew they'd probably come to regret learning who sold them out. Ignorance is Bliss, as they say.
@@bridgethaines7127 I get that, but at the same time, pretty much every single person in the Kansas City metropolitan area is going to soon be dead along with her because of her obsession. There is no more Quarantine Zone, so there's nowhere for the people to shelter. Moreover, the assembled Resistance fighters didn't make much of a dent in that massive swarm of infected, and we can assume that was the majority of their best fighters and equipment.
@@btgardener39 To be fair, their deaths aren't on her. They're on FEDRA dumbass decision to drive the infected underground 15 years ago, where it's dark and damp and fungus THRIVE. This was happening no matter what and there was nothing the Hunters were going to be able to do about it.
I'm grateful for your assessment of the character Kathleen. I was getting a bit annoyed with people only see her as a "Karen". (And I assume these comments mostly come from the way she looked.)
Ellie and Joel switch sides at the end. That was the Tess moment from episode 2. Ellie runs ahead while Joel is still waiting at the grave. Tess gave Joel a mission he wanted to fulfill as her last wish.
The relationship that Joel had with Tess was similar to Ellie and Sam. Ellie promised Sam the cure here and couldn't keep this promise. She now wants to make sure that this never happens again. As Tess said at the time "save who you can save".
Ellie really has a mission now. Indirectly get through her feelings of guilt. She wants her blood to work. Before that, she was someone who had no control over anything. Others have determined where she grows up and where she has to go now. Now that has changed. Now conviction plays a role and she takes control. She wants to save the world so that there are no more Sam's.
In addition, Ellie and Joel have reached a new level of connection with each other. Wordless understanding. Both wanted to save the brothers during the attack. That wasn't Joel's "don't do it Ellie" look. That was the look "I'll give you fire protection Ellie". And Ellie has absolute confidence in Joel.
Can we please invent an AU where Ellie and Sam get to be the sweetest sister and bro team ever and grow up together 🥺 I NEED IT
Oh God your evil laugh at the bloaters entrance 🤣🤣
he's like a mad scientist seeing his creation come to life 😭
I keep thinking each episode. How different would things be if Tess and Henry and Sam were alive and traveling with Joel and Ellie and NOT FUCKING DEAD 😤😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@Nerdy Nightly,
7:30 Lead in paint was the issue it was during your grandparents generation back in 1971. By 1977 the amount of lead in paint was down to 0.009%. Society took lead in paint very seriously back in the day =)
12:11 DAMN! That was dark.
23:48 This is worse than the game because Ellie knew that Sam had been bitten here--no one, but Sam knew in the game. We know the full infection timeline thanks to the FEDRA poster posted in the Boston QZ:
-bites to the neck, head and face: 5 to 15 minutes
-bites to the torso, shoulder, arm and hand: 2 to 8 hours
-bites to the leg and foot: 12 to 24 hours.
The Boston QZ showed us at least three amputees, so we know that amputation is a viable option, that said, Sam likely still would have died as there's no way they could go back to the city with Infected ransacking the place about now, and there's no telling how far away they are from the next safe place to treat Sam after amputation--Joel and Ellie both have knives, but you wouldn't want that cutting off any limbs, but those were options. At the very least, Henry could have had the chance to give Sam a proper goodbye and time to prepare for the end. There is no happy ending here, but there is an ending that isn't as sad as this one, had Sam or Ellie told Joel and Henry that Sam was bit ='(
26:19 because this story is teaching the lesson of family, and what one will do for it? Joel didn't do everything he could to protect Sarah, but Tess did everything she could to protect Joel. Bill did everything he could to protect Frank and they lived a happy full lives. End when Frank could no longer ENDURE, they both chose to check out on their own time as there was no longer a need to SURVIVE. Kathleen and Henry have shown us what often happens when one goes to the extreme--things don't end well! What other lessons are left for Joel and Ellie to learn? Will they learn from these lessons?
This is a rough story, but a very good one!
The girl who played the child zombie did an amazing job, and was terrifying. She was actually played by 9 year old acrobat Skye Cowton. Incredible and creepy as hell. I don't know if you noticed, but she's wearing a blues clues outfit, which somehow makes it even creepier
So I just watched this episode tonight, and I started bawling as soon as Joel started asking for the gun from Henry. (I have never heard of the game before the show) but I knew what was going to happen next and I literally had to cover my eyes until it was over.. but the tears aren't done yet. So, Nerdy is not alone on this one.
Finally, I’m so glad to see this. This is the first time I’ve seen a girl and guy reactor where the guy cries instead of the girl
This show continues to demonstrate why it’s the best thing on television
honestly, this is incredibly valuable and sweet at the same time, i hope your girl never leaves you becuase u show this kind of vulnerability, im sure MOST MEN wish for something like this, (yea i didnt comment on the show who cares) but thats why im watching reactions, see how people react, anyone can watch the show xD and yes im sure u would protect her and be stronger than her, but in my opinion thats a rare thing to be experienced, thanks for uploading this and all the other things youre doing
Ellie is losing or has possibly lost her child-like innocence. She is getting beaten down.
The actor who played Sam is for real deaf and never acted in big shows. So I hope he and the actor who plays Henry will get so much more propositions thanks to that episode because they were AWSOME.
For gamers who played the game this TV show will hit you harder compared to those who didn't
Source: trust me bro
Lesson 1: Never love or get attached to the characters at all because they can either be tossed aside or be killed
Casting agent: hey we have this new show on HBO, it’s called the last of us…would you like to be in it?
anyone: is it Joel or Ellie?
Casting agent: no..
anyone: then no thanks 😂😂😂😂
-side- characters. #iykyk
Henry have never shot anyone, and his brother Sam was the first one.
I cried too.....I even instinctively said "Don't!" when he raised the gun to his head..
I'm right there with you Nerdy. I'm giving you a hug from a distance. 😣
sam didn’t survive and henry couldn’t endure
oof
Tragic.
Even though you know what is gonna happen its still so sad this show has got the emotions
The thing is sometimes they might go in a different direction like in episode 3 so you still find yourself rooting for the characters to survive.
sam look like mj when he was kid
episode 3 was tragic yet beautiful but this episode was tragic and sad and sudden ! loved your reactions
“Converse Kansas City”. . . 😂 that malaprop is priceless. It’s traverse not converse, but it was apropos.
My wife and I literally watched the Great British Bake-off Professionals after this as a pallet cleanser.
That Part 2 foreshadowing, eh? No matter if show or game, that moment definitely hits differently when you know the sequel and its ending. Same with those damn window scenes…
5:18
You mentioned loving the subtitle font, which is actually the same font they use for subtitles in the games!
unrelated but: Clarus could do such great Ar'alani cosplay.
This show makes me wish I could cry.
I love how everybody knows exactly what they would do in an apocalypse lol
your my fav youtube couple love your reaction videos and d&d campaigns and in this part 14:39 when nerdy says fking good he sounds like a aussie🤣🤣
Henry couldn't endure and Sam couldn't survive
When that fucking Bloater came out of the ground...everyone was screaming. Epic
Henry and Sam are brothers, a lot of people mistake them for father and son.
19:56
Girl: 👁️👄👁️
Guy: ✨He's beautiful✨
6:15 They didn't leave because they were waiting on the doctor to come back with more food and they didn't want to just leave him. 28:00 It's called a bloater.
This was heartbreaking. But this show is still so much more hopeful than TWD.
Very emotional and sad episode to watch! Kathleen is so ruthless and evil that she is more concerned with killing human beings and children! However she is not concerned with killing the Zombie hord that is beneath their feet! I knew it was not going to end well but to see what happens to Sam and Henry really hurt and got to me!!
When the
I’m sorry part came on and he started crying
I started crying
This ep is a good example of why this show is probably better for those who never played the game. When you know something's coming, it's just not as effective from a storytelling standpoint.
I knew exaclty what was coming up and even then it got me. The way they're changing things and just making everything have more weigth and intimacy makes every scene and every choice so much more impactful than in the game
@@fabiotchezaum Totally agree. I feel like my point stands that if you haven't played the game it's more shocking and overall impactful. The gamer friends I watch it with spend most of the episodes fangirling over the decor and line deliveries that are the same.
Excellent acting by Bella in the scene where Henry shoots himself. Her whimpers killed me and instinctively gave me a fatherly urge to hug her
The swarm scene is incredible good and creepy For sure one of the best action scenes I've ever seen
Henry's first murder was his own little brother. It must be pure horror to realize what you just did.
The "I'm sorry" at the end got me so hard. I cried 4 of 5 episodes and I love this show
You should listen to the official aftershow Podcast for each episode.
When you asked how they drove them underground, i have been wondering the same thing. These aren't like the walkers in TWD that can be herded and controlled. These don't exactly seem like it would be possible to do anything with them but kill them or run from them.
"A pile of children" made me audibly retch. Amazing.
"Or that thing under the concrete is just a pile of children." Weeeeeeell, you weren't wrong.
The mandalorian never misses on targets when firing that rifle
Ellie calmly accepted Sam's bite because it was not her first experience and she knew that he would turn later and gave him hope, encouraging that her blood was medicine + Sam did not attack Ellie during sleep because the sun was shining on him (remember the 2nd episode) otherwise she would have been dead and she was just lucky...Get ready to cry again when Ellie meets David
also hes deaf. dunno what the sun has to do with that lol
@@rudolfcsampai9549 So you didn't watch the series well because Tess says that because of the sun, the snappers (even though Sam didn't fully become them) can't move, and what does deafness have to do with it if the light from the window was the blocker (besides, this is even mentioned in the series reviews, not counting Tess's words)
12:10
Clarus: Or that thing under the concrete is just a pile of children.
I mean...she wasn't wrong... 🍄
5:07 - The font is actually the same one used for the games' subtitles. Cool detail.
can't get my eyes off her hair. so beautiful hair 😅
It was nice meeting you two at Comic Con NYC!
First time I’ve watched your reaction, I loved every second of your commentary. Easy sub
Sorry but Henry is so fine I googled him and he’s 28 I thought he would be like early 20s
29:28 The actress playing the kid clicker is named Skye Cowton, she is a contortionist.
Yeah, this was heartbreaking to watch with Henry and Sam.
What makes me happy is that Kathleen gets taken out by a kid Clicker. Yup; "kids die all the time" -- THE IRONY! IT BURNS!🤣 Have disagree about the "not a villain" -- Sam didn't betray her brother. She wanted to kill him to hurt Henry. I get her anger at Henry, though. But she stepped into villain territory with her willness to do evil things -- she became the thing she hated.
This ending was BRUTAL. Sam and Henry. They didn't deserve this. I played the game and knew what was coming; but it still hurt.
I feel for everyone in St. Louis, though. They throw off FEDRA -- and get taken out by a nest of infected under the ground. JUST BRUTAL.
I'm glad to have discovered your channel!🥰
Cried with you! This episode was heartbreaking despite knowing what was going to happen!
I think the comparism you wanted to make in the introduction is that she is your Frank. If you found her on the street and she never moved out... ;)
This episode beautifully sets up the thesis of season 2.
18:54 welcome to Kansas City. 20:15 Good luck sleeping tonight .