Quite nice that the Last of Us is not 100% faithful to the game story.
I have really enjoyed the beginning of the 2 eps where we have had extra elements of the story added in to show the beginnings/precursor to the outbreak, especially as it gives those of us who have played the game added value -if it was just a clean re-telling of the story from the game we would know all the plot points. Hopefully that continues through the series.
Quite nice that the Last of Us is not 100% faithful to the game story.
I have really enjoyed the beginning of the 2 eps where we have had extra elements of the story added in to show the beginnings/precursor to the outbreak, especially as it gives those of us who have played the game added value -if it was just a clean re-telling of the story from the game we would know all the plot points. Hopefully that continues through the series.
Yes, read somewhere about the dead being connected via underground networks of fungus. The game creator was gutted he did not think of that. Enjoyed the last two episodes
Quite nice that the Last of Us is not 100% faithful to the game story.
I have really enjoyed the beginning of the 2 eps where we have had extra elements of the story added in to show the beginnings/precursor to the outbreak, especially as it gives those of us who have played the game added value -if it was just a clean re-telling of the story from the game we would know all the plot points. Hopefully that continues through the series.
Yes, read somewhere about the dead being connected via underground networks of fungus. The game creator was gutted he did not think of that. Enjoyed the last two episodes
That's not actually the part I was referring to haha
Quite nice that the Last of Us is not 100% faithful to the game story.
I have really enjoyed the beginning of the 2 eps where we have had extra elements of the story added in to show the beginnings/precursor to the outbreak, especially as it gives those of us who have played the game added value -if it was just a clean re-telling of the story from the game we would know all the plot points. Hopefully that continues through the series.
Yes, read somewhere about the dead being connected via underground networks of fungus. The game creator was gutted he did not think of that. Enjoyed the last two episodes
That's not actually the part I was referring to haha
Quite nice that the Last of Us is not 100% faithful to the game story.
I have really enjoyed the beginning of the 2 eps where we have had extra elements of the story added in to show the beginnings/precursor to the outbreak, especially as it gives those of us who have played the game added value -if it was just a clean re-telling of the story from the game we would know all the plot points. Hopefully that continues through the series.
Yes, read somewhere about the dead being connected via underground networks of fungus. The game creator was gutted he did not think of that. Enjoyed the last two episodes
That's not actually the part I was referring to haha
Really?
trying to keep this spoiler free... do you mean how the ending of episode 2 comes about?
Shameless plug but my niece is the main character in the latest episode of doctors on bbc. I’ve never watched a single episode before but proud uncle moment.
Shameless plug but my niece is the main character in the latest episode of doctors on bbc. I’ve never watched a single episode before but proud uncle moment.
On a similar note my youngest Jamie appears on BBC2 Digging for Britain on Sunday evening. You can watch it on iplayer already. 41 minutes in of Series 10 episode 4.
I think I played the last of us waaaay back in 2014 and it seems pretty accurate to the game so far but my memory has no doubt tossed details aside
Pedro Pascal is a good call but my only criticism is his voice is slightly too high pitched even if he has got the Texan accent perfected
To help me refresh me memory, the scene with Tess wasn't the creatures in the game but the cops who she held off rather than the infected I saw that slight difference, I cant recall why the fireflies chose Joel in the game but all those scenes seemed different too
Have been really enjoying Andor. Not usually a Star Wars fan but this world is a great departure from its usual action movie 'zap zap zhrooooom' tropes. Seems to take more influence from Blade Runner 2049.
Michael MacIntyres Big Show. An overweight middle aged man skips about a stage, squealing like a 4 year old girl on Christmas morning, playing unfunny 'pranks' on various pisspoor celebrity volunteers for a whole fucking hour at peak time Saturday night. Every week is a repeat of the last.
A large heavy section of the lighting rig falls from the ceiling, grievously injuring him. The show is cancelled, and we all live happily ever after.
I think I played the last of us waaaay back in 2014 and it seems pretty accurate to the game so far but my memory has no doubt tossed details aside
Pedro Pascal is a good call but my only criticism is his voice is slightly too high pitched even if he has got the Texan accent perfected
To help me refresh me memory, the scene with Tess wasn't the creatures in the game but the cops who she held off rather than the infected I saw that slight difference, I cant recall why the fireflies chose Joel in the game but all those scenes seemed different too
Michael MacIntyres Big Show. An overweight middle aged man skips about a stage, squealing like a 4 year old girl on Christmas morning, playing unfunny 'pranks' on various pisspoor celebrity volunteers for a whole fucking hour at peak time Saturday night. Every week is a repeat of the last.
A large heavy section of the lighting rig falls from the ceiling, grievously injuring him. The show is cancelled, and we all live happily ever after.
I agree with you re this week's episode, but can't help wondering why you watch at least some of it every single week?
I think I played the last of us waaaay back in 2014 and it seems pretty accurate to the game so far but my memory has no doubt tossed details aside
Pedro Pascal is a good call but my only criticism is his voice is slightly too high pitched even if he has got the Texan accent perfected
To help me refresh me memory, the scene with Tess wasn't the creatures in the game but the cops who she held off rather than the infected I saw that slight difference, I cant recall why the fireflies chose Joel in the game but all those scenes seemed different too
Psssttt, no spoilers.
Apologies, I was being cautious but fully appreciate that could be a spoiler
Hunters Season 2 is on Prime now. Loved season 1, Season 2 really good too. Has just the right balance of sinister followed by surreal to keep me happy! (Sound of Music homage was brilliant!).
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The Sopranos (untouchable for me)
The Wire
House of Cards
Ozark
Mad Men
Boardwalk Empire
Breaking Bad
Just started watching Severance on Apple and not sure what to make of it but will carry on.
Enjoyed Wednesday and quite liked Kaleidoscope (both Netflix).
I liked The Witcher and Last of Us games, so will give them a bash (how long til a God of War series?)
Well done, young lady !
Strangely fascinating in a Squid games sort of way.
Pedro Pascal is a good call but my only criticism is his voice is slightly too high pitched even if he has got the Texan accent perfected
To help me refresh me memory, the scene with Tess wasn't the creatures in the game but the cops who she held off rather than the infected I saw that slight difference, I cant recall why the fireflies chose Joel in the game but all those scenes seemed different too
A large heavy section of the lighting rig falls from the ceiling, grievously injuring him. The show is cancelled, and we all live happily ever after.
Seemed to simmer rather than boil - understandable and appropriate in getting ready for the big one next week.
The son kills Tommy whilst Tommy is attacking Catherine