I am not offended but I feel like they way over play the "woke" culture by having to have a gay couple in every show these days.
I mean I have nothing against men and women how they choose to live their lives if it makes them happy. Doesn’t mean I wanna see two dudes in the bedroom, now two women… who wouldn’t wanna see that!?
If it was two women, I could almost agree with the best episode ever.
Started watching this and it's really good.
But, never played the game.
I see it's coming to PC in March, maybe I'll give it a go but probably not.
Honestly the show reminds me of Telltale's Walking Dead, and Fallout 4.
The intro song and video is like Game of Thrones, but apparently by
Who did awesome soundtracks for like The Motorcycle Diaries. The Amores Perros/21 Grams/Babel trilogy etc etc., Brokeback Mountain, Narcos: Mexico apparently.
And damn I love me some Pedro Pascal since Narcos then Mandalorian. He's easy to enjoy.
Ok, episode 3, 'bout to see some gay sex?
But, never played the game.
I see it's coming to PC in March, maybe I'll give it a go but probably not.
Honestly the show reminds me of Telltale's Walking Dead, and Fallout 4.
The intro song and video is like Game of Thrones, but apparently by
Gustavo Santaolalla
Who did awesome soundtracks for like The Motorcycle Diaries. The Amores Perros/21 Grams/Babel trilogy etc etc., Brokeback Mountain, Narcos: Mexico apparently.
And damn I love me some Pedro Pascal since Narcos then Mandalorian. He's easy to enjoy.
Ok, episode 3, 'bout to see some gay sex?
So you would prefer to be uncomfortable watching two masculine women with the same storyline?
Man up dude!
I still remember when that OST hits you right in the feels during key moments in the game.
On another note:
The Last of Us doesn’t look like it’ll be losing steam any time soon. On Sunday, 6.4M people tuned in to watch the third episode of the post-apocalyptic series across HBO and HBO Max, according to Nielsen and first party data.
That’s a 12% increase from last week’s viewership, which already had set a record for the largest week 2 audience growth for an HBO Original drama series in the history of the network. Sunday’s audience is also up 37% from the series premiere, which was watched same-day by 4.7M people.
It only took two episodes for HBO to renew the series for a second season. It was an expected movie, considering the first episode scored the second-largest premiere after House of the Dragon since Boardwalk Empire’s launch in 2010.
I'd get hard if that butch woman from part 2 got it on with Tess.So you would prefer to be uncomfortable watching two masculine women with the same storyline?
Man up dude!
Episode 3 was pretty gay. Didn’t bother me. Felt like a filler episode, but didn’t bother me. Lolz as people review bombing it.
I like it, but my wife, who has zero knowledge of the game, feels like it is a Walking Dead ripoff.
This show makes me angry over how many hours I wasted watching Walking Dead.
I think I stopped 2.5 seasons after the barn scene, or whatever season after Coral killed his mom.
You're lucky. My wife has made we watch every season. It just got really bad. They actually had some cool "bad" characters come in and didn't even use them well. Then they had to "write out" major characters who will come back in spin offs and it just made no sense. Parents would just leave their kids to go to some random place that isn't talked about or relevant. In reality, the actors were off doing other things so they just "left" unexplicably.
Then for the "finale", every character is getting a spinoff show, so spoiler alert, nobody major dies in the "final" episode.
I think my wife has the hots for Daryll (who does absolutely nothing in the entire show but stand there and look annoyed).
Last Of Us Episode 3 Review Bombed Despite Widespread Acclaim
Last of Us is not the only show to deal with this.
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I thought ep. 3 was great. I was even thinking of watching it again. I don't think it was filler, but gave us info on how things were prior to Joel and Ellie.
That's what I liked about the Walking Dead. I loved the people they met and how they dealt with scenarios on their travels. Once they found a home in Alexandria, is where I fell off.
That's what I liked about the Walking Dead. I loved the people they met and how they dealt with scenarios on their travels. Once they found a home in Alexandria, is where I fell off.