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unexpected but great/depressing lol. Went from having a blast to just sadness
Oh but you guys upload this one right away… not complaining 🤷🏽♂️
Last episode took forever
Inadvertently the perfect description of life itself
Up, but 1000x more emotional
@@youin24years yea….because as of last week we get early access to episodes and can now watch and release them earlier.
Seeing that “protect Tess” hours after finding out Annie passed away HURT
Annie? Sorry, I haven't played the game...
@@chanchannel6169 Tess's original actress
@@chanchannel6169 Annie was the actress that did the mocap for Tess in the game
@@chanchannel6169 In the first few minutes of this video, She is the VO/MO-Cap actress for Tess in the game. She recently passed away from cancer. You can see her acting for real, in 24 and Timeless as well.
That's sad. I just googled it, she was so young. 👎
Cancer is f* worst than zombies, this one exists.
The marriage thing kinda hits a little different when you realize that in their timeline, there was no Supreme Court ruling that legalized it. To me, it was like one last act of devotion and defiance all wrapped up in one. Kinda a perfect balance, really.
At that point, it had been two decades since the collapse of society. They weren't thinking about the legality of shit 😂
@@darbs1832 True but I think it's the significance of it.
@@darbs1832 nobody said they were, they are just saying that it wasn't even legal for gay people to get married before the apocalypse and now they are
@@genevaisom for now. If the Supreme Court gets the chance to overturn it, I''m afraid they will.
It ain’t that deep
I think this episode is only sad because we saw the end of Bill and Frank's lives. They lived more safely and comfortably than 99% of the remaining population. I'm clinging to that as I cry every time I watch these reactions
How is it sad not only to survive the initial fall but spend almost two decades with the love of your life and grow old together enjoying all of the comforts of civilization while the rest of world outside is struggling to survive? This is a fairytale level happy ending
@@mrmr4622 and this episode was lame as hell for that very reason. We are only in Episode three and it has already become a dumbed down softy version of the game to be palatable for tv.
@@Dustyphoto915 Man, I’m so glad I don’t think like you, sounds miserable.
Its so sad and yet is probably the happiest story in the entirety of the last of us universe
Much happier than what happened in the game too.
I appreciate the change from the original. Bill was always a "future version" of Joel, but in this version, he's the version of Joel who cared.
Not an argument, just a genuine question from someone who hasn’t gotten to play the game yet, does Joel really not care? Cause it seems like he does in the series
@@Brooklyn32 Game Joel never wanted to get attached to anyone anymore, his connection with Tess for example was even more ambiguous and those smaller father/daughter interactions we see with Ellie are a little more outright than what went on in the game, at this point :)
@@vickyy518 Ah I get what you mean, thank you!
@@Brooklyn32 Glad you're enjoying the show!
@@Brooklyn32 It took a hell of a lot more time for Joel to open up to Ellie than he does in the show. He just really didn't want to go through the pain he felt with Sarah again. Makes it all the more tearjerking when he finally opens up, especially one *_particular_* scene where he calls her baby girl.
I can’t believe Annie passed away RIP to our Tess ❤️
That was respectful for this crew to do a memorial for her. I’m sure the show will put a memorial for Annie before next weeks episode
wow I'm just finding out. I'm not an emotional person but everything about this show and game is making me cry constantly
😔 so sad about that. RIP, Annie/Tess you'll be remembered
This episode is an amazing show of the difference between surviving and living. Bill was a survival expert. Joel's surviving. But what is surviving against living. Joel is slowly opening up, and realizing that him and Bill started the same way, but look how he ended with Tess by not allowing her in.
Amazing episode.
If Joel had his own empty town away from literally any source of danger this world has with every comfort of civilization at your disposal pretty sure he'd be living too
@@mrmr4622 In the game Bill served as a reflection of who Joel could become if he didn't open up to anyone. The roles are sort of reversed-- at least at this point in the series. While I do see your point-- I don't think that was the message Neil and the others were trying to convey.
Love this insight
@@mrmr4622 you need to put some critical thinking into the message of the episode Mr M
@@mrmr4622 what's the point?
when joe struggled to name what he and tess were and just called her "mine" something in me broke, like she told him before dying that she never asked him to return her feelings SO SHE DIED NOT KNOWING HE THOUGHT OF HER AS HIS
Think of Joel as a cautionary tale
@@Broseph359 Bro... there is no thinking to it, everything about Joel is a cautionary tale. That man's life might be THE cautionary tale
I missed the part where Joel said mine? Where ?
@@aracelireyes3986 when frank said that he was talking over the radio with a girl, it was tess. he invited her and joel for lunch, bill and frank are left together at the table when they have this discussion, its somewhere in the middle of the episode i think
She knew she was special to him. Everyone did, it’s why Robert was terrified after his guys beat her up. She just understood that he had a massive wall up for survival. Even now he’s failed to protect his daughter, failed to protect tess, his brother is missing, and Ellie is making it hard for him to keep his wall up. The dude is struggling. Has been for decades. As much as ellie is trying, she’s smart enough to understand he’s not a bad guy, just emotionally broken even though she doesn’t know why.
I'm always impressed by Sheera picking up little details that a lot of reactors miss
she’s so perceptive i love her
The goat
I'm still blown away by her DUNE take. No spoilers, but she literally pointed stuff out that doesn't become apparent for like 2 other books
shit kinda shocked me when she said that was the radio call they missed
This episode is a terrific example of how that if you understand the core of the source material you're adapting, you can deviate from it as much as you want as sometimes, deviating from a adaptation's story can not only strengthen the characters but the world and our connection to it as well. Beautiful episode and best one yet!
Also, RIP to Annie Wersching. Heartbreaking loss for us all. Her legacy will live on forever in not only as Tess within the story of The Last of Us but within the many characters she portrayed within her work.
Sure but what was added to the story
@@lukeyost7566 The last of us 1/2 is mostly about a toxic love. It was stated by the developers - one of the core theme, and it's not really hidden, I don't have to prove it to you. This episode gives us a look into an actually not toxic love in this series and story, which is also very powerful because at the end it enforces Joel's love and future actions by giving him an encouragement through the Bill's last message.
Agreed
Absolutely agree 100% It is honestly humbling to see the love and dedication put into having an intimate understanding of the world and the people in it
@@lukeyost7566 in the game bill made Joel abandon ellie, in the show his message made him keep and believe in ellie.
Everyone who say this is a "filler" episode, don't know shit about story telling and depth. This episode was amazing.
right? it adds a lot more meaning and perspective in what "The Last of Us" means. It isn't just a title like Twilight or some shit lol
Eh, it's starting to show more signs of poor writing and pacing just like the second game. People acting out of character in order for X to happen. While well acted and produced, this episode really wasn't anything special on paper.
@@darbs1832 Nigga shutup. Everyone ones a Emmy award winning writer when it comes to the UA-cam comment section. I’m tired of it
@@darbs1832 Your comment doesn't even tickle my point of view. Thanks for taking the time to write it, though. I appreciate the attention.
@@darbs1832 Bill was gay in the first series, he also did write about Frank(His partner) which assumedly he found. Except Frank dies before they can get old. Instead of having a one off character who is never brought up again. Why not just flesh out this story like they did here and put an actual end to a character while leaving a clear message.
The Last of Us(Game) just had him exist for an objective and then threw him away. I wouldn't call that amazing story writing, at least not for characters.
The strawberry scene had me smiling 😔
and everything afterwards had me crying
and nick did the ron swanson giggle :D
@@jaives I love his giggle so much, in an interview his wife Megan Mullally said he had never laughed so she had to full on teach him how to laugh and that was the end result
that's when the tears started for me, what a sweet scene.
It had me crying TT
Damn, we really lost her. Rest well Annie Wersching
Interesting that they changed this part to be more positive with Bill and Frank living to the end than separated and heartbroken. I guess they didn't want it to feel like complete hopelessness for viewers episode after episode, esp with the next chapter being the brothers.
I wish they would've kept the darkness of Bill's story. I feel like it worked better and further enforced that the world is fucked.
@Afro Shinobi I agree but again I think for show viewers they didn't want to beat it that hard, considering the only real positive parts in the game are Joel's brother and the settlement are safe, and ofc our 2 main characters live though in sort of a melancholy ending due to how things play out with the Fireflies and how Ellie feels.
@@SolidSnake240 same here, this version was WAY too fairytale like to the point of taking me out of it.
Then they don’t understand the source material. Why would you make a tv adaptation of The Last of Us only to turn it into a feel good hallmark movie?
@@Dustyphoto915 because they can?
As someone who loves the game and the source material, I was completely fine with this change as it made sense and was written beautifully. Excited for the next episode.
Right? I personally prefer this over a big generic zombie shootout. Character development is soooooo important
Oh God. Henry and Sam up next in Pittsburgh. That's gonna be rough
For real the only people that are complaining are the people that haven’t even played the game💀
@@Nabi-so8tb I don't think so. A lot of people who played the game fell in love with that version of Bill and his interactions with Joel and Ellie, which we didn't get to see in the show. The sequences with Bill were some of the best imo.
Yeah, me too, I love how they expanded the story, the blind spots from the game.
So many people loved all the lore notes you could read in the game that had all those small character stories (like Ish's story). I'm glad they're doing more character based storytelling in the show too
I think one of my favorite parts was exploring the abandoned town with Sam and Henry and going through all the houses with all the notes
We saw Ish’s community, or at least the door to it, in one of the trailers, it’s going to be fucking crushing.
I hope they do Ish like this as well.
Lol, poor Roshi, trying to explain the logistics of traveling through Boston and then going another 10 miles.
This ladies and gentlemen, this is how you make a positive and well liked change to a source material. Not like Velma. Not like Resident Evil. Not like Halo. Like THIS
a lot of people are review bombing the episode tho
@@LuisSierra42 yeah bc theyre miserable people lol
Homophobes*
i remember this guy in the game and tbf they never explicitly stated there was no love
Never having played the game I had no clue who the guys were and it pushed the plot forward very very little. Joel finally got his truck he needed but having no real dangers I found it extremely boring. The world outside the QZ seems extremely pleasant so far.
This episode was pure sadness and pain. Rest In Paradise Annie Wersching
What was sad about it? Frank and Bill met the loves of their lives in an apocalypse. Lived danger free with endless supplies eating parasite free rabbit dinners and fine wine until they chose to die instead of being ripped apart or brutalized. What exactly was sad about it?
@@Dustyphoto915 It was said because of Frank’s illness and how Bill chose to die by his side, instead of living. Just because they choose their deaths doesn’t make any less sad, sweet. But still very sad. The thing with the mother and baby was also sad.
18:29 That rare moment when Lupa was the only one who didnt jump ten feet in the air.
I love how they expanded on the story. This adaption just keeps getting better
They changed the story, not expanded
@@Pyramanager it literally doesn’t even affect the story going forward??
@@Pyramanager I don't think it's having any negative effects on the story, this is absolutely great writing and direction from a show standpoint not a game view.
@@simplyrohith2163 i never said it was negative that they changed it. I was just saying that it wasnt "expanded", it was changed. Personally i didnt like the change cuz id prefer a shootout blaze of glory over a romance story
@@Pyramanager yeah, understandable not everyone wakes up and chooses violence 🤣
The adaptation to this show is absolutely phenomenal. Rest in peace to Annie, she was an amazing part to our childhood journeys into adulthood. May this show keep us on our toes.
This episode was some really cool world-building. I finally feel like my scars from the first 20m of the movie "Up" are healed by this. Frank & Bill were an unlikely duo but beautiful life they found together.
Bill is actually a wine connoisseur, the last bottle he opens, a brunello montalcino, is a famous italian wine
He's a rich boy lmao. A fancy house and excellent taste in wine
Frank hit the jackpot
When yall had that year pop-up when they were eating with Joel and Tess, it was actually 2010. 4 years had passed when he met Frank and then another 3 years passed before they sat down with Tess and Joel
2:46 😂😂😂 “If train A leaves the station going 50 mph and train B leaves the station an hour later going 70 miles an hour, how long will it take Roshi to explain to us when train B catches up to train A until we understand?”
Yup lmao
The married part just made me so emotional on so many levels because for them, when the world went to s**t, gay marriage wasn’t legal yet. 😭😭😭
I think that’s their smallest problem at that point
Back when america was the greatest country to ever exist.... after 9/11 it all went to shit
This episode is so important for Joel’s character growth. The value of loving and caring for someone and not just survival
Thank you for that tribute at the start it is lovely. She was such a talent and will be truly missed. What a profound episode I cannot stop watching reactions to it none of my friends are watching the show being able to watch with yall is a comfort.
As bad as I wanted the Ellie and Bill beef, I was satisfied with the changes made. This episode was honestly peak television
in the game, i believe we never even see frank alive, and his relationship was really negative with bill. The tv version is a good spin on what if they were in a happy relationship. Bill before he met frank in the show is a lot like bill from the game but he changes considerably when he has a good relation ship.
Yeah it was heavily implied they were lovers but ended badly because Frank didn’t like how Bill was so set in his ways and Frank wanted more, so Frank died hating Bill and even wrote and note telling him so which you could tell broke Bill and he was trying hard not to break down in front of Joel
@@clover2739 Would have preferred a version that played out more like the game. Directly showing Joel the misery of living life in this apocalyptic world alone and unwilling to adapt/change/love rather than his feelings being swayed by a note.
@@darbs1832 luckily you have the hand for that then
Such sad and beautiful episodes, I cried so much
EMOTIONAL DAMAGE!
If anyone was going to survive in the apocalypse it would definitely be Ron Swanson!
I was smiling when he did his high-pitched giggle😆
Roshi’s 10 mile argument had me dead 🤣
In game: bill is still the same beinf a paranoid prepper. Frank was in it but killed himslef after getting infected bit after trying to ditch bill. When they found franks body bill says “he was my partner.” 2012(?) at the time and theme of the game ppl automatically assume survival runner partners similar to Joel and Tess. But later way bill spoke about frank it hints they were lovers.
Man, this episode hurt. Anyone who's had a loved one in hospice will know that feeling of inevitability and being powerless to help. At least they found each other and went out on their own terms.
Yo what was that 10 miles conversation 😂 Between this and Roshi thinking the dead woman was a man last episode, these reactions have been bangers.
Lol but he's right he ain't explain it well tho
@@terryhines2847
Yeah I get what he was saying, but man we took a while to get there 🤣
Great emotional episode, finally we're getting the iconic outfit
In the end when we think about it, Bill really won the apocalypse !
They put so much heart and emotion into Bill and Frank's relationship. I actually prefer this to what's in the game.
Thought Roshi was tripping with that 10 miles outside of Boston thing. Then I remembered Boston is a major city a few miles wide so he's absolutely right they had to travel more than 10 miles total to be 10 miles outside city limits.
What was also missing since they skipped the battery quest, was the introduction of the Bloater. Now I am curious as to how it will be introduced or if it will turn into a new variant since the Bloater throws out spores and they are going with tendrils for infection instead.
Can't believe I'm mourning two characters I've known for barely an hour. Amazing storytelling
[spoiler ahead] I think episode 3 was the whole show in one episode. Joel has built an fence around himself just like Bill did. Eventually Joel will let Ellie in, protect her, and also be saved by her like Frank saved Bill after he got shot by the raiders.
Coincidentally Ellie ends up with the gun that Frank retrieved from the desk when the raiders came. The main difference is that unlike future Ellie, Frank remained completely useless around weapons. Notice how Frank responded "just one of the little ones" when Bill asked him about the gun he gave Tess and Joel.
Wonder if Joel warning Bill about raiders is also hinting that he used to be one himself.
Lupa's impulsive thoughts winning, started twitching out of nowhere lmao
“If you’re 10 miles outside of Boston and you’re inside of Boston” fr sounds like a trick math question on a test
It was more meaningful for Bill and Frank to be married to one another since Gay Marriage wasn't legalized until 2004 (which in the show, the end of the world started in 2003) so it might seem like just a random "I want to be married before I die", but it had A LOT more meaning to them.
As a little fun fact, the shirt Joel wears after the shower was Franks, which is the shirt that Joel mostly wears throughout the game (though it's plain green plaid rather than the green red plaid mixture in the show...still nice they put attention to details and explained how he got it).
At first, I was hesitant on how they would handle Frank still being alive in the show as that dramatically changes Bill’s narrative purpose. After watching this episode, I have to say that they re-contextualized how Bill fits into the narrative in a way that I think works just as well. I think it’s another example of a well thought out deviation from the game that dug into the characters a little more, while also still serving the main characters’ arcs. Quite lovely episode.
R.I.P. Annie Wersching. Definitely a bittersweet day yesterday between her death and the episode.
Ngl this episode broke the hell out of me so freaking sad god... 😭
For anyone who has only had store bought strawberries, and not sun warmed, fresh from the stem, there is no comparison. Having an amazing strawberry in normal times would give me that reaction, let alone 10 years later.
I have a theory that Joel's watch, was first broken when he lost his wife (Sarah's mom) in an accident or so. That's why he wasn't going to get it fix by himself, that's why Sarah said it and there was weight in her words, why Joel's "thank you" also has a lot of weight. But idk I may be really wrong...
bruh the music that played when bill and frank go into their bedroom for the last time... ooooh boy got chills, but also saw giraffes in my head lmao
also... wonder if roshi and lupa are talking about henry and sam... because yeah of all things to change, the final ending and the scene with those two are what i really hope stay the same
9:52 "it's free real estate"
I caught that, editor! You ain't slick lol
"pull out game on point" has been sending me!
Your channel is very professionally maintained. Very fitting to put in the clip at the start. Well done.
Sheera is so funny, her comments this whole ep had me DYING. lmao
Omg y’all got perfect timing I jus hopped on UA-cam looking for y’all reaction, keep up the good work 👍🏽
seeing y'all release this reaction early (i thought i was going to wait till thursday like the last two episodes) was a pleasant surprise!! loved this episode and love watching yalls reactions :))
Roshi's boston bit reminded me of this lovely quote.
life needs things to life - Percival Fredrickstein Von Musel Klossowski de Rolo III
Man, that little bit of honoring at the start is why I love you guys
“What are you doing out here Frank!?!” 😂 Love the ‘I Am Legend’ references
Loved your reaction ❤You guys always bring something special to a re-watch! Thank you!😊
Hardest insult so far in 2023:
"Bro, you are literally a mushroom."
Bro, What a great adaptation, even me, a poor idiot player who thought he knows what's gonna happen, ended up with a heartbroken
this episode went straight for the feels.
So happy I'm not the only one that flashes to "I Am Legend" every time they say Frank 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
So in the game you find a letter from Bill on franks body, in the letter their relationship is alluded to
I wonder if this is their way of saving the Bloater for a later stage in the season at a more climactic point.
NGL tho, this was a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one. Bill and Frank gave me the feels.
They show it on the trailer maybe next episode. 🤔
I cried once every 15 minutes this entire episode. This is one of the most beautiful and emotionally powerful episodes of tv I’ve ever seen. This felt like a movie that I guarantee would be on every critic’s shortlist for best picture at the Oscars. Neil Druckman said in the BTS video after the episode that he and Craig Mazin had this philosophy on the show was “when should we deviate and when should we come back, if it’s kinda the same or worse then they stay (completely faithful to the game), if it’s better we deviate”. I’m SO DAMN HAPPY THEY DEVIATED! And I’m so happy that it ended with them dying together instead of Bill just forever living alone like in the game. Also I loved the Mortal Kombat 2 cameo. And of course Ellie’s favorite character would be Mileena.
Tragically yesterday Annie Wershing who played Tess in the game passed away at 45 due to cancer. So when they showed the flashback with Tess and Joel I cried. Rest In Peace Annie Wershing. Thank you so much for that opening tribute!❤❤
New sub here. really fuck wit the intro, the editing, the humor yall got lmaoo.. keep it up yooo best reaction trio I've watched so far.
Bill is so real. I don't know if I wanna be him or have someone like him on my side.
Yeah, I love the extra stuff they are adding. The writers are killing it
I love that they swerved us with the people about to get ganked and instead said "nah, we can break your heart with just 2"
The guy who plays Bill is Nick Offerman. He was on Parks and Rec (Ron Swanson) among other things
I never thought I'd hear Bill giggling.😂 That had me dead lol
Roshi trying to explain 10 miles West of Boston to Sheera & Lupa reminds me of Shaq & Kenny arguing over how much gas to put in the tank for the week. Look it up, it'll be the funniest video you'll look at all week
Using the music from the giraffe scene was a nice touch
The actor who played Bill is Nick Offerman. I highly suggest you check out Parks and Recreation. It’s a comedy that he was a similar character in that aired on NBC.
These two fucking won the apocalypse
Bro Sheera funny af, that under the breath 'bun cake' took me OUT.
One of the more sad deaths I've watched. At least they both felt fulfilled. Frank obviously followed all the 12 rules of life. He was an antidote to chaos.
i already watch the episode 3 times and now i'm watching people reacting to it. Ah this episode was so beautiful
“I’m so confused” my brother in Christ they’re gay
In the making of, the director of The Last of Us in Naughty Dog, who is working with HBO to make the series as close to the game as possible said that they are thinking of new paths for the story, if it's better than the game or has more impact they will use it, but of not they will keep the game story
This time made it change the story of Bill and Frank, as in the game Frank was already dead by the time we meet up with Bill
Nahhhh I agree lol, the side-mirror turn got me so good too, that shit felt straight outta horror lmfao
5:10 roshi and sheera was like nah😂😂😂
wow I didn’t expect y’all to react to it this early lmao😂
Right. They took forever to upload the last episode. Also, W profile name
They now drop it on Mondays lol
3:08 killed me lmao
I remember Bill being on that time too loolllll he was serious in both versions
Yo “BunCake” whisper literally made me gasp 😂😂
I’m still stuck on Roshi’s comment from last episode “bro got some big nipples” 🤣
Frank getting MS or ALS was so heartbreaking to see. The second that wheelchair turned around.
The 10 miles conversation cracks me up. Hell as a Boston native, the imagery of mountains that close to Boston cracks me up. Boston isn't very big, a lot of what is considered "Boston" is places like Cambridge and Newton. Basically, they were still in Waltham at that point, not in the freaken wilderness.
It was actually 2010 in the scene with Joel and Tess at dinner because it was 2007 when Bill and Frank first met and then it flashes forward another 3 years.
I love/hate this ep. I like how they expanded on the characters like bill and frank more. But at the same time we don’t get to see the bill and Ellie interaction. And most of all we didn’t get to see them get the truck battery from the horde at the high school. And didn’t get to see them try to jump the car as they were being attack. Missed out on a great action sequence 😢
I get it though. Because in the game, they need to feed us action so that our goblin gamer brains don't get bored watching cutscenes all day. But in a film, they need to make action scenes more rare so that it actually feels dangerous and tense.
@@kb-ww1uw They are failing at making the show seem tense. It’s episode three and we got a perfect Hallmark movie love story.
@@Dustyphoto915 ion know I feel like that’s purely subjective. The scenes especially in the museum against the clickers were fairly intense to me
@@Dustyphoto915 did you watch the first two episodes or just skip to this one?
@@Dustyphoto915 the first two episodes were tense af what are you ok
I like how they changed things this episode, but I didn't really get why until the letter at the end. The difference in medium needed the change. In the game, at least character wise, Bill is a foil for Joel. He's self sufficent and capable but also distant, miserable and alone. He's also a means of giving you new game mechanics and a brief follower.
But since it's a show that's not gonna feature hours of watching them walking through town fighting Infected they hyper focused on his character. The choice to change him from being just a foil for Joel to be a mirror of Joel that confronts him with his own future choices. The choice to have connections and love in his life and purpose from that even if it's terrifying.
Joel currently has no connections with anyone since Tess died (and even they weren't as close as Tess wished) with only the hope of reconnecting with his estranged brother keeping going for now. And after losing so much will he be able to take the risk connecting with anyone and being happy, if the fear of losing them, like so many others, might too much to bear to even try.
One of the best episodes of anything I've ever seen. Absolutely beautiful episode
Editor said pull out game on point iam dying
Crazy cause in the game it was guns blazing in the school and our first interaction with a bloater. Frank also hung himself after he left Bill because he said Bill was a horrible person. I like this change this time. It was unpredictable.