Whoever gets cast as Abby in season 2, best of luck. You should probably stop checking social media for two or three years after that.

Can't wait to see The Rock as Abby in season 2

R.I.P. Annie Wersching! Your voice in the game helped make this game a legend!!

I enjoyed the part where Ellie prances around loudly in the cities or wilderness, completely carefree of any dangers lurking about

Joel wiping the floor with Abby would be a subversion of expectations that absolutely everybody would get behind.

I think these problems could be solved by having a moment where Ellie's casual confidence gets shattered somehow--- a close call, her first look at the brutality of human survivors out in no man's land, etc. Essentially, she needs a "scared straight" moment to knock her down a peg and establish the dynamic we see in the game. Joel's "resolution" to the situation could also showcase the fact that he is brutal and downright scary, and seeing him in that light could change the way Ellie behaves around him. It could also remind Joel that there's no reason he should let Ellie walk all over him, and that just because she's a kid doesn't mean she gets a pass to do and say whatever she wants. Honestly, building up their relationship slightly, then shattering it entirely in this way might be the best thing for a long term payoff that builds throughout the series.

Your criticisms of Ellie are spot on and can be explained by the current zeitgeist post the game's release in 2013. Every leading woman in a film or TV show has to be strong and independent. On top of that they are all smart and thus in charge, as they should be according to the current year. Men are stupid and erratic, unless they are black in which case they are heroes and also smart (but not as smart as the women).

They need to cast the Mountain as Abbey so we can have a GOT reunion. That way when she gets a birdie with Joel it will feel complete.

I can't wait to see Terry Crews as Abby in season two

I think they are rushing too much, leaving out a lot of Ellie and Joel time together and how much strong their father/daughter relationship grows over time.

I barely see Joel murdering a raider for Ellie let alone anyone else. Will love to see how they try and pull of this father-daughter bond because right now, it ain’t there, nor do I see the seeds of it.

Raul Julia doing Street Fighter for his kids while he was sick was probably one of the coolest, sweetest, most dad things ever. Thank you for taking the moment to find a reason to put him in your video.

Can’t wait to see Dwayne Johnson as Abby in season 2 😂

I think they got Joel right in 1 scene. I believe it was the 1st episode (I could be wrong), when he was standing on a building corner, waiting for Tess to finish meeting with an informant. A firefly recruiter shows up and does the whole “if you’re lost in the dark…” but then Joel cuts him off and retorts, “if you say ‘look for the light’ I’ll break your jaw”. If they made Joel like that entirely, 150% better of a show

Just for the record, Pedro Pascal grew up, in part, in San Antonio, TX. As someone who grew up in neighboring Arkansas, I think his accent is pretty natural - not over the top or forced.

Holy shit, fantastic video! This sums up my thoughts so far pretty much exactly. You absolutely nailed the character changes to Joel and Ellie to better fit the versions they gave us in part 2, but there's one piece about Ellie I feel you didn't fully address. You mentioned how she's capable, confident, and unflinching to the violence around her, but it's more than that. She's being portrayed as sadistic, likely to make her brutal revenge-fueled massacre across Seattle in season seem more believable. First she seems to find it "cool" when Joel beats that soldier to death, rather than disturbed or at all uncomfortable. In the first game, Ellie would often comment on Joel's brutality both in scripted moments and randomly during combat. And then when she kills the stalker in the basement, she slowly cuts into it with her knife before she puts it down. Neither of these are things Ellie would do in the first game

There's better ba a 5 minutes in each episode where Joel upgrading his gun on a random convenient workbench 😆🤣

Can't wait to see The Liver King portraying Abby in all of her glory...

Bro was right :( they nerfed Joel so bad

sheesh coming back to this video, your prediction was absolutely accurate.

The audience drop off in season 2 is going to be legendary

A post-apocalyptic series that must reflect the world we live in today.

Some issues here. Joel wasn’t a former soldier and he also seems very skilled with guns. I don’t think hitting a charging superhuman fungus beast that wants to tear you apart limb from limb is going to be a clean shot, and him “losing control” is a great way for them imo, to humanize him and add some layers of severe PTSD to his character. In real life people aren’t killing machines like video game pro tags and him having knee pain, PTSD and signs of aging is a great way to add more layers of depth to him that aren’t easy to pull of with the constraints of games. As for him meandering through scenes as you put it, I don’t really see how. He’s terrified of connecting with anyone else after the losses he’s been dealt and he seems genuinely unable to relate to other people in any way which makes him seem even more emotionally broken. All valid complaints I suppose but I disagree

6:16 - 6:44 Oh how E8 'When We Are In Need' would change your mind on Bella Ramsey's Ellie. Because *holy crap* did she knock her performance out of the park!

The thing that made Bella Ramsey good in GoT is how this little kid had a deadpan, monotone, authoritative kind of attitude you wouldn’t expect coming out of a kid. That’s a problem here, because Ellie is a very vibrant and expressive character.

Seeing as how in S2 they’re adapting from TLOU: Part 2, it’s gonna be interesting to see the reactions when Abby Armstrong shows up to take Joel golfing.

brillantly explained, I agree 100%. You captured all the points and detailed them perfectly for viewers to understand.

This is one of those cases where I actually got lucky. In a vacuum, having not played the games (always meant to get around to it but never had the time), the show has been pretty good. Especially compared to a lot of the trash that many networks have been pushing. I am kind of curious how the hell they made it from Boston all the way to Kansas city without any problems, but I am also curious why they went that route in the first place when they were going to Wyoming.

The problem with this personality changes (primarily Ellie’s). One of the scenes/part that I’ve no idea if is going to have the same impact is when Joel says: “I’m definitely not your father”

Neil Druckmann wasn't the lead director of the original The Last Of Us game. It was actually Bruce Straley who left Naughty Dog in 2017. Hence we got the polarizing version of Part 2 of the game that we did. And now it isnt that surprising that the show is continuing more of the same flavour that we got in second game. RIP OG Joel and Ellie😥

This review is aging well already, particularly regarding Ellie calling the shots and ignoring Joel's orders.

As a gay man, Im glad youre not a homophobe who only critiques stories if they are focusing on gay characters, but you give merit to good writing regardless. Thank you for your honesty.

One thing this show finally did right: They hired a showrunner (Craig Mazin) who actually loved the game and since playing it wanted to bring this story to television. This is immediately apparent by the care and respect in which the show is put together. There just might be one problem: I think Craig Mazin misunderstood Ellie or accidentally projected the twisted version of her from the 2nd game into the 1st game. In the official podcast for episode 3, he described Ellie as sadistic and a troublemaker, which explains some scenes (like the joyfull killing of the trapped infected guy or the admiring look while Joel kills the FEDRA soldier - while Ellie in the game was horrified in this scene). But "sadistic" is absolutely not how I got to know Ellie in the 1st game, so I am quite worried what they will do to her character. I don't even think that Craig Mazin is screwing this up intentionally, because he got everything else so right and he really seems to care, so it's a real shame that he seems to misunderstand one of the main characters so much.

I agree. The only think Drinker missed was how the Frank and Bill story line in ep.3 took over the 'relationship' hallmarks he mentioned that were supposed belong to Ellie and Joel. The rough survivalist (aka Joel)--but now Bill--learning how to reclaim his humanity from someone who appeared in his life (Ellie with Joel but Frank in ep. 3) bringing a helplessness that Bill recognized as needing him to defend, and in exchange Frank teaches Bill that there is a difference between surviving and LIVING.

I didn’t think I could be the only one out there that felt this way about Ellie, but it’s still nice to be validated out loud 😂 She’s offered such a 2-dimensional performance so far and it worked well for GOT, but here her emotionally portrayable layers, or lack thereof, are on full display and it doesn’t work.

Thus show made me replay the game. It's better than I remember. At least that will always be there..I was lucky enough to play the original completely fresh. I knew nothing of it until my brother threw tue disc at me and DEMANDED i play it. One best game experiences ever. Period

You’ll notice that TV show Ellie hasn’t had any moment of weakness yet, no tears, no panicked reactions or helpless situations. She’s been made to look invulnerable which, unfortunately makes any character slightly unlikeable from a viewer perspective as there is nothing to relate to with her.

That part where Galadriel showed up in her shining armor to easily save Joel and Ellie from the clickers was awe inspiring

Unrelated, but hey Drinker, can we get a shoutout for, of all the goddamn things, Puss in Boots showing how to put life into animated cinema again? How to make male heroes humbled, but then again empowered? How to both write and show an imposing villain? And reminding people of how important values of friendship and family are? I still can't wrap my damn head around how Dreamworks dragged this corpse of a franchise up and then had the balls to somehow actually nail the production on it.

Can’t wait to see the Rock portray Abbey in part two.

I’ve discovered over the years that most shows follow the same format: the first couple episodes they try to give people what they think people want. The next couple episodes they start to work in a little bit of what they want to desensitize and prep the viewers for episode 5 without scaring them off. Then around episode 5 you start to see the story/messages/values of the writers. They figure that by then the viewer has already invested so much time into the show that they will tolerate crap that would have them turn it off if it was in episode 1. Now, that breakdown was made when most shows were 13 episodes, so the timeline may be a bit accelerated now. But I would bet those cracks you’re seeing is the writers preparing you to transition from watching the story you wanted to see to watching the story they want to tell.

I agree that Ellie should be a combination of sassy and vulnerable that is not easy to replicate. It's a very fine line and a tribute to the voice actress that nailed in the game. I think the show version of Ellie has been a little too heavy on the sassy side of the equation which isn't surprising since that seems to be Bella Ramsey's wheelhouse. I thought the third episode did a better job of balancing it out. We shall see as the show continues.

I just finished season 1 finale I really enjoyed most of this show. I completely get why you were predicting the calm before the storm, which is a understandable in modern TV and movies.. However after watching this, I was pleased to see how close it held to the source material. I'm looking forward to your Post Season review. Thanks for the work you put into the Industry.

Having watched the latest episode I sadly agree with the drinker. Joel was dumbed down and turned into a scared bitter man. Basically they nerfed him so that the series will better link to the Joel from Part 2. It’s sad, they have such a well balanced story, I don’t mind Joel and Ellie’s small talk and of course they had to include new dialogue but every interaction shows Ellie as witty and funny while Joel is just grumpy. (Ps i still can’t fully believe Bella Ramsey as Ellie, especially if we compare her to Ashley Johnson, she is on a whole another planet)

This is definitely one of the times where we would prefer the adaptation go its own route rather than be faithful to the source material. Rare indeed.

I learned a long time ago that with these modern serialized shows, it pays to sit out and wait until they're done before getting involved. Yeah, you miss out on participating in the "water cooler talk" at work or whatever, but you also don't have to deal with the anguish fans of the shows go through as something they once enjoyed so much decays and leaves them feeling enraged for having ever gotten so involved in something so ultimately pointless.

Looks like you were right

I think that despite the points being made by the drinker being accurate at the time it turns out that it was kinda nessisary for the pay off. Bella Ramsey plays a more realistic version of Ellie. Her cocky, eager and arrogant nature was just a facade to hide how powerless and scared she is which is most evident in episode 6 where she says she can't do this without Joel and her eagerness towards violence is also key as after killing David she realises that there's nothing cool about murder. There's just destruction. Also Bella Ramsey now plays the more optimistic Ellie after episode 3 which is an improvement. The only real criticism is that the show lacks action. In the Kansas section and David section they could've had more action.

My favorite scene so far is after Tess dies, when Joel turns to Ellie and says "Now we truly are the last of us". Perfectly adapted from the game. Sent chills down my spine.

I do notice that Ellie in the show is the dominant character. Joel is weirdly silent in a lot of the scenes. Ellie is supposedly to be inquisitive and curious, but I hope Joel sets to the tone later on. I do not want this to be an Ellie show where her curiosity is what sets things in motion. I was happy to see in episode 3 Joel had that 3 rules talk with Ellie and Ellie says "anything you say goes." Let's see if this time she listens

Did you get Joel and Tommy mixed up? Tommy is a former soldier

Just because Pedro Pascal doesn’t sound like Yosemite Sam doesn’t mean he’s not doing a Texas accent. It’s fine - subtle.

In the game Ellie was told at the outset to do whatever Joel told her, and she did up until he was in danger and she provided assistance. This became a big area of development for both characters as he later learned to give her more leeway to be more than a burden and she learned that the more direct her participation, the closer she was to the danger. It wasn't self-reliance but mutual trust they each leaned to give into and both benefited from in the story. It sounds like this misses that point, which made up for a good portion of the game's initial relationship between them. It's a gaping hole in character development that sounds like it didn't have to be missed out on.

Raul Julia in Street fighter was just so good. He looked like he was giving the role his all and enjoying every second. That is just so pleasant to watch. And it's so bloody lacking in today's media!

You were right man

Abby is looming like an iceberg in the future of the series.

I think the problem with Ellie is the same with every teen character in pos apocalyptic settings: they are generally annoying and you want them to die so the adults don’t have to constantly save them from themselves

The 45 minute detour from the plot of the show to watch a gay romance is the best episode? This is concerning.

This man has been coping REAL hard since this show turned out to be good

That’s a great take about Ellie. I said the same thing, I’d have thrown her to the clickers after about an hour of dealing with her.

I like that they got Marlene’s voice actress to play her on the show. It’s uncanny how much she looks like the character. Also, when they bring Abby on, I think Mackenzie Davis from Terminator: Dark Fate would be good if she put on a hundred pounds of muscle. Or they could just cut their losses and get John Cena.

Having only just found "TCD" I am absolutely delighted to find someone whose frank, accurate and beautifully grumpy reviews are always bang on the money. My only question for you is this.... How did you not want to destroy the actor who plays the character of Kathleen with the psychotic hatred of Henry? Surely one of the worst portrayals of a good person turned bad ever made.

My favorite part of TLOU is hands down the start of the infection. Playing that at night with a large glass door nearby will make you paranoid real quick

The way the Drinker describes Bella Ramsey's Ellie made me immediately think of Leia from the Obi-wan show.

I remember Ellie in-game has different idle animation,when she was first handed to Tess&Joel, Ellie's body language was timid-shaky-afraid (distrusting perhaps?), and her dialogues also has those vibes. As the game progresses, Ellie saved Joel, got her gun, and her dialogue became progressively calmer, same with her body language/idle animation animation. Meanwhile, the film's interpretation was just 'abrasive'. I'd personally cast Dafne Keen (X-23 from Logan), as she managed to convey a wider range of expression throughout the movie, but that's just my opinion.

I agree about what was said about the character or Ellie, but I wouldn’t put that down to Bella’s acting abilities. The character seems to have been written in a certain way (maybe playing into Ramsey’s style?).

You'd like to think they take some of the criticism of the 2nd game into consideration but it will be difficult to change the narrative enough to make people happy. Perhaps the best that can be hoped for is that s.1 ends at an appropriate point that will feel like a close for some who don't want to watch s.2

It really sucks that they took away interaction between Joel, Ellie, and Bill. That whole section of the game brings Joel and Ellie closer because of Bill’s eccentricity and it teaches Ellie respect for what is out in the world that’s so new to her. They could have kept in backstory and still kept in stuff from the game. Like, cut the running and eating strawberries part and replace that with JOEL AND ELLIE WITH BILL. Bill surviving would make us empathize deeper with Bill and really deliver on how destitute the TLOU world is.

Recreated scenes don’t translate to faithfulness Joel: changed from a gun runner to a battery runner, doesn’t hunt down and break Robert’s leg before torturing him for answers and instead just finds him dead, isn’t a twisted man who instead gets angry at Tess after finding out she’s infected but instead a defeated man who is cold to the fact Tess: no longer kills the men who Robert hired to jump her but instead works out the misunderstanding and is let go, isn’t the ruthless and respected criminal that had abandoned hope until seeing Ellie’s mark and pleading to Joel that there’s enough between them that he has to feel obligated to get Ellie to his brother, that is before she then refuses to become an infected and stands her ground against the militia that ultimately shoot her down Infected: no longer any spores, now share a hive mind, no longer cry or contribute to Tess’ story about how the people might still be alive but not in control Ellie: no longer an emotionally vulnerable kid being traded around and defensive of those she cares about, now an overconfident and constantly snarky girl Marlene: no longer is she the only firefly to survive the ambush but she also doesn’t know Ellie this time around after having been a friend of her mother and seen her grow up, to the degree where she has to chain her, but instead captured Ellie after she was found with the bite mark Bill: no longer the bitter, controlling man who begrudgingly helps Joel out after being indebted to him and feels betrayed by Frank running off Frank: no longer revealed to have come to hate bill and feel suffocated, trying to escape and instead getting bitten and then deciding to hang himself No longer are Joel and Tess gun runners, no longer do the militia pursue them to the capitol building, no longer does Tess beg of Joel to take Ellie to Tommy (having been a firefly) and instead to just take her as far as bill (because apparently bill would care), no longer does Joel immediately tell Ellie upon Tess’ death to stay silent and do everything he says when he says it (instead he now does this days into their journey), no longer can Ellie reveal her immunity through openly breathing spores as that concept has been excised altogether and no longer is Ellie remotely comparable to Sarah which is the whole point and neither is the story told through Joel’s pov and instead he’s just one of many - all these decisions snowballing into greater problems down the line The only reason for people to think that it’s being faithful at all is that they only have a superficial recollection of events and can’t immediately see the changes to not only the story but the characters

I dunno about episode 3, Drinker. I could have done without Ron Swanson mashing mustaches with another grizzly bear. 🤢

9:40 How has no one talked about the whole "I dissect cats for fun" moment in the basement when she just... cuts... the infected for no reason just to see it bleed before she knifes it? All this not too long after asking Joel if he feels remorse killing infected knowing that they used to be people. Show Ellie is an obnoxious and creepy character with random bouts of silliness that feel out of place. She doesn't take anything happening seriously until people are literally dying. Hell, when she watched Joel beat a man to death right in front of her, a scene that shocked and appalled game Ellie, she looked... fascinated and joyful? The portrayal of her character is the only thing actually holding this show back from being great. In the game you, the player, developed paternal (or maternal) protectiveness over the character because she was so damn endearing. If she'd been like Bella Ramsey's portrayal this game would have gone down as "fun but flawed."

I think next episode will be the make or break for the series. Ellie's reaction to hostile humans (which she isn't accustomed to, unlike zombies) will determine if the character can show vulnerability and not be "perfect". Either way, well know the show's future for sure after that one Edit: Episode 5 made the series for me. Ellie showed plenty of vulnerability and charm, and Joel was done right afterall. If the show keeps going in that direction, the future is bright

“Handles guns as effectively as a vegan yoga instructor from California” destroyed me 😂🤣

9:24 Well that would be because she is a girl, and in the "world we live in today" girls aren't allowed to have any shortcomings of any kind whatsoever, and having her be in any way dependant on a male character is absolutely verboten. It sucks, it's stupid, it's the exact opposite of what makes good, interesting, compelling female characters (like Ellie in the game), but it's all part of THE MESSAGE.

i really wanna like this show, but after episode 7 its on my crap list

I'm so glad that I'm not the only one who feels that Bella Ramsey as Ellie just feels somewhat off. You hit the nail on the head. Ellie should have been the most important casting decision and I feel like they chose a popular actress who somewhat fit over someone who could've really embodied the role.

Abby playing golf with Joel is hilarious

I really hope they try to make Abby likable for season 2 or when Part 2 will be adapted. Instead of just having her jump in and kill Joel and then force us to see what kind of person she was like before then as some excuse to get us to care, I'd rather they meet and build a close connection, a relationship, until she ultimately finds out that Joel is the one who killed her father, leaving her with conflicted emotions, a sense of betrayal, and unsure of what to do: Take revenge or get more answers. An alternative would be that instead of killing Joel, she ends up beating him into a coma, only barely rescued by Tommy and other members from the scouting party. While he's in recovery and comatose, Ellie goes to chase down Abby for answers. She ultimately attempts to reason with members of Abby's group in order to get close to her, but when they refuse and attack her, she resorts to killing as many of them as possible to get to her as soon as she can, doing much of what she did in the game in the process. Once she finally reaches Abby, she ultimately realizes she still plans to kill Joel in retaliation. After a last conflict, Ellie manages to kill Abby. By the time she gets back to Jackson, Joel has regained consciousness and asks Ellie if she's okay and what happened. Ellie lies and tells Joel that Abby and her group won't be coming back, and swears. Joel, much like Ellie at the end of Part 1, knows she's lying, but accepts her swear. For the alternative, instead of Joel's actions being done out of selfishness as Part 2 says, rather than it being an impossible choice as Part 1 depicts, Joel's actions remain grey, and while the conflict between him and Ellie still happens, he has the evidence showing that they've already done tests on others with no success, meaning she would've been another failed test subject. Regardless, she's left with conflicting emotions and some unwillingness to come to terms with such a realization. After she kills Abby, she realizes what Joel had to do, and while she doesn't completely forgive him, she still comes to terms with it and accepts it.

Just watched ep 7 - you were right. Can we get some comment on the decline of this series, its just wall to wall shills - I feel like I'm not getting something.

As long as they don't change the ending of the first game for the show I will be satisfied. The build to that ending and just how it made me feel I will never forget. They NEED to adapt that to the show.

Why are all the characters hatable only Joel , Tess, Tommy were the only likeable ones.

"We're only a third of the way done". Oh I'm 100% done with this show.

Neil can finally live his dream of being a screenwriter...

I was thrilled to see Anna Torv back on a show. She’s awesome. Fringe was a great show.

Jesus! About time someone says it! I feel like I've been going crazy! Everyone is raving about how good it is and I'm like " are we watching the same show?"

All the problems I had with the show and couldn't put into words are mentioned in this video. Also episode 3 is my favourite, because the scenes with ellie and joel just feel inferior to the game's version.

I still can’t tell if I’m actually engaged in the Joel/Ellie relationship in the show or if I’ve just been predisposed to care because of the game. I agree 100% on Ellie, though. At this point in the game I was already endeared to her, but I don’t really feel the same in show and it absolutely has everything to do with her writing. She 180s between hostile and chipper inquisitiveness it’s like whiplash sometimes and doesn’t feel natural. I also get the sense from a few of her scenes that they’re definitely trying to set her up for the narrative in part 2, which is messing with the impression you get of her present character.

"Retroactively trying to validate Neil Druckmann's choices." This is what I was worried about. Think back to how hard he doubled down on being right with the second game, and how we were all just too stupid to get it. When I heard he was involved with the show, I was worried. What a shame.

I'm no expert in facial expressions or body language, but in case of bella ramsey, you just dont see a lot of activity in her eyebrows and temple, which are some of main markers of pain, sadness and anger. I mean its as simple as the inside edges of the eyebrows raising to show sadness. If you look at her face through the hard hitting scenes, theres hardly, if any activity in the upper part of her face. even when sam dies and henry kills himself(especially here), you hear the horror in her voice but cant see it on her face.

That third episode ruined it for me man. Like why, why in the fuck did they have to throw in “the message” on an episode that could’ve been absolutely amazing without it.

I got attacked online for expressing disappointment in the 3rd episode. I love The Last Of Us, it's possibly my favourite game of all time. A game where the gameplay is nothing compared to the storylines. My favourite section is the battery/school. To me, it is huge for the plot development, but the writers of the show thought otherwise, and labelled Bill's section a massive plot hole. I loved the section due to the bickering between Bill and Ellie, Bill's portentous words to Joel, Bill's caustic lines, Joel trying to keep the bickering pair apart, Joel growing to realise Ellie is more than she seems, the setting of the town and the school, the twist of the battery missing, the gymnasium scene, stumbling by luck on the battery that Frank stole and the Frank reveal. It is the best bit of the game for me. I voiced this and was attacked, had my intelligence questioned and was mocked. All because the bit I looked forward to being recreated the most was ignored and removed. I was buzzing about Offerman being cast, and he did do a good job - they both did - it just wasn't what I'd hoped for. Apparently, that means I must be stupid.

Bruh Ellie in the live adaptation looks more like a 3d rendered gaming character than the gaming character herself.

I'm just hating the fact the Ellie actress looks like one of the sharks in shark tale and her acting and finesse is on par.

Eeeh, I don't know if I quite agree all the way. To me, it seems more like Ellie is trying to project herself as confident and brave to hide her fear and insecurity rather than actually being brave and confident. When she leads the conversations with Joel, it's less that Joel is being passive, and more that Joel doesn't want to talk in the first place and Ellie is going out of her way to try to get him to open up. Maybe I'm just biased in its favor because of the game, but I still have hope for the show

Let's face it. . . Certain stories were told best in their original form, and no other genre can encapsulate or reproduce the experience that the initial iteration was able to provide.

Not surprised they have made Ellie the dominant one, because you know they needed to "Update it for modern audiences".

It’s possible that I’m lucky enough to have played the game so long ago that I don’t clearly remember the characters so when I watched the show, it seemed familiar enough to not bother me. I liked it.

I'd love a Red Dead Redemption movie. Such a good game. Only game that made me cry

Seeing critical drinker constantly playing the clip of a hulking women golf clubbing my boy Joel to oblivion. Only thing that goes on in my mind is: Not last of 2 oh god I thought we were out of that hell hole 😭😭😞😞

Glad im not the only one having trouble accepting the Ellie casting. Somehow the animated character shows more emotion with her face than the live version