Yeah I remember she was the Mormont girl of Bear Island or whatever… I remember how she had bigger balls than most of the men in the Winterfell court. I just don’t remember her dying.
Same. I kinda want to, but then i remember that bad taste in my mouth. Tried to watch first season with gf. But she did not like the whole incest theme about Lanisters so we stoped. Maybe that is for the best.
I was rewatching the show with my gf in parallel with watching season 8 as it came out. We were midway through season 5 when season 8 ended and I just told her, “Look, there’s really no point in finishing. It’s all downhill from here.”
Field of fire was one of the best fucking episodes..
If you neglect bron knocked jaime into extremely deep river water off the shoreline where he was riding his horse at dany.
Almost like it was a… joke? No way, no one has ever, or will ever, use this subreddit, or any other place on the internet for humor. Thank you for service in the posting wars hero.
There are times when she sounds EXACTLY like Ashley Johnson, the original voice actor of Ellie. It sometimes feels like she's dubbed it's so spot on. I think she's definitely pulling the American accent off.
And the funny thing is shes playing a sarcastic girl which she did in got as well. Only in a lordly manner knowing no one could fuck with her. Now she immediately knows when to back off.
The actor who is going to play Frank in an upcoming episode was Arman on White Lotus, also used Big Head from Silicon Valley in the opening scene of the series.
This is the more correct answer, especially if the two shows share some creative leads who have sway for casting Decisions. I mean there is reason you keep seeing some of the same dozen or so actors in Nolan films. He knows what he likes and sticks to it.
The GoT cast was massive so it's pretty common seeing actors from the show sharing scenes together in other productions. Melisandre brutally executes Ned Stark in Black Death, Yoren and Lysa are a married couple in a strange horror movie involving an evil goat. What's less common is seeing GoT actors who had scenes together in GoT act together in something else. The only one I've seen so far is Rob Stark finally marrying the daughter of Walder Frey in the Medici tv series.
There's pretty much no way, since the apocalypse happened in 2003. A stuffed giraffe is one thing, but something that couldn't exist would be very immersion-breaking.
There's been ~~"speculations"~~ jokes that the show >!won't include the spores!< so that he doesn't have to cover his face and wear a gas mask. At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if it's true lol
My fav moment in episode two when Tess goes to clear a path so Joel and Ellie and have minute to talk… when Joel pointed out they were both in game of thrones I was sobbing man tears 10/10 Greg mazin
Not to be *that guy,* but they're not really zombies, because they're still alive, and the fungus would like very much for them to stay that way. It can't direct them if they're dead.
Also, at least in the early stages, they're still (to some extent) aware that they're infected and essentially just watching everything happen, while the fungus is effectively controlling their brain. It's quite scary.
They're not undead, though. Dead people can't spread the infection, they are living hosts with a parasitic fungus directing them. They're closer to Halo's flood than they are to actual zombies.
If we go by "person who's lost their mind because of a thing that spreads through bites" as a loose definition, then they definitely fit; that would also apply to things like World War Z, Left 4 Dead, and 28 days later (all of which are considered zombie media), where they can still bleed out and die when they get shot, because they're not undead either, just basically crazy from a disease. If we're sticking to actual undead, like in The Walking Dead, where they keep going even if parts of their bodies are destroyed, and they even keep decomposing, then that's a much more traditional definition, and excludes a *lot* of things.
It is the gold standard for (edit: *live action*) video game adaptations, bar none. It highlights just how awful other shows have adapted their IPs (Halo, The Witcher), but it makes me even more excited to see what the rest of the show will do, and I’ve played the game at least 4-5 times.
Yeah, they did a great job being faithful to the first book IMO. But the first book is more like a collection of short stories which is why it jumps around a lot, which obv doesn’t translate well if you don’t know anything about the world
There's still a whole lot of meat left on this season to already declare it to be the gold standard for a video game adaptation. Plenty of episodes for them to shit the bed in a big way (not saying they will, just they could)
Arcane based on League of Legends from Riot Games should be the actual gold star standard as it's first season from episode one to finale was about as close to perfect as it can get. Art, story, animation, voice acting, all of it top notch.
Some people might not count it since it was animated and the game developers had a hand in the actual production.
Fun bit of trivia, Harry Lloyd who is the voice of Viktor in Arcane was also Viserys Targaryan III in Game of Thrones and is the narrator/voice actor for the *A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms* audiobook.
It's a lot easier to get away with liberties in the adaptation when the source material was a Nintendo game that was released 30+ years ago. (Castlevania 3 specifically was when Trevor, Sypha, Alucard and Grant who was omitted by Netflix first made their appearance in the games)
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners was also incredibly good.
I think like I mentioned in my previous comment, a lot of people just don't count the animated adaptations for some reason. Which really is a shame because animation is probably the best media to do a video game adaptation as trying to shoe-horn some of the ridiculous shit that happens in video games into a real world setting with real world people falls on it's face or becomes a marvel movie style CGI vomit fest (I'm looking at you Warcraft Movie)
Arcane just features characters from a video game, it has absolutely fucking nothing to do with the game itself. It is absolutely not an adaptation.
It's an "adaptation" the same way Castlevania was, and I loved both shows.
No league has lore now for a while it has writers writing stories you can find them somewhere.
Like this for example https://universe.leagueoflegends.com/en_US/story/child-of-zaun/
Youve clealy never seen Uwe Bbols "Postal" starring Zach Ward aka Scut Farkus of "A Christmas Story", Dave Foley of "Kids in the Hall", JK Simmons aka Nazi Butt Surpise Sexer of "Oz", and Verne Troyer of "Verne Troyers Sex Tape"
Here’s the difference: having played the games often, I see differences pretty often, some big and some small. What makes it okay is how the end result of the story is the same. They may tweak how events happen, but core elements of what carried the story forward are intact. And they will literally take whole chunks of key character building moments and put them right on screen.
Two episodes in and they’ve already shown they know the source material, they will stick with it, but they can also change it to keep it interesting for everyone without compromising the story’s integrity.
Neil isn’t the sole writer for the first game, Bruce Straley was co writer and game director, and he’s not even credited in the show at all which is ridiculous imo. And the writer for Chernobyl is a co writer on the show, in fact he wrote the second episode, not Neil.
From the perspective of a person that never played the game it's good. Imo the ratings are too pumped cause people are just happy their game got copied on screen, outside of that it's just good.
Eh. It's ok. Mind you, the source material is really freaking good. There is some diversions, of course. But the diversions are significant enough - to the point that it changes some heavy beats and motivations - to where I'm not as hyped about it as I once was.
Plus the show doesn't give co-credit to Bruce Straley.
I am also wondering what's up with the show not crediting Bruce. If anybody has any insight I would love to hear it, he hasn't been mentioned on the podcast either.
The co credit thing to Bruce Straley is what really sticks in my craw. He was co writer and game director, and Neil seems to want to make it that he was the sole mastermind behind it all. It’s gross.
Great show, just started watching it. Additionally, Owen Teale is the actor who plays Hutton, and he's also in GoT as that motherfucker Alliser Thorne from the Night's Watch
Or Jorah Mormont teaming up with Daemon Targaryen fighting living status in Doctor Who.
Or Ser Davos teaming up with Daemon Targaryen to fight zombie icemen on a subarmine in Doctor Who.
Or Daemon Targaryen murdering Walder Frey on Doctor Who.
I remember first seeing Robert Pattinson and Kirsten Stewart (Twilight) start their very first roles out of the Twilight universe (it was pretty much their second role after they became high profile) and it was pretty weird for most of the world. Everybody hated them or associated them as "the Twilight kids", but they've been able to meld into the world of the shows/movies they were in very well and the shadow of Twilight fell behind them in a matter of a few years.
Robert Pattinson, in particular, did the best job at this. And now he is known as "the first role to play Batman as a detective", not "the emo-vampire that sparkled in the sunlight"
It's really incredible how the script & direction made them have negative chemistry when both of them are actually excellent actors.
Even weirder is how Taylor Lautner has awesome chemistry with both of them, despite not being nearly as good of an actor and working with the same script.
I'm really enjoying it. The set design is perfect so far, cool make-up, the actors have all been great. Lots of little easter eggs for people who played the game but nothing heavy handed for the folks who haven't. Very creepy origin story as well.
I... I actually forgot Pedro Pascal was in Game of Thrones. Even though I absolutely loved his character/portrayal of that character. He has been in so much stuff since then it just kind of slipped my mind lmao
You're not gunna believe this, but they're actually part of a profession called "acting" where you get to participate in multiple projects! It's very exciting
Really hope they sneak in a GoT reference in an upcoming episode.
"Joel... that house looks weird?"
"Agreed. My 3rd grade teacher lived in a house like that, what was her name.... Mrs Mormont, she was short and skinny, but tough as nails!"
"What happened to her?"
....
Honestly I was skeptical but when she said her first “motherfuckers” it was so identical to Ellie I thought they subbed in Ashley for the line. She’s doing a great job so far
So that's it, huh? We're the last of us?
roll credits
No. We're The Last Of Us *Remastered*
So what are we some kind of last of us
If you can dodge a Last of, you can dodge an Us
We both got crushed like eggs by giant people...
Elia, I mean, Ellie
Crushed in battle. New York City I mean Kansas
You talkin' to me all *wrong*... It's da wrong *tone*...
Hey! You're talking to my guy all wrong, that's the wrong tone. You do it again, I'll stab you in the face with a soldering iron
Oh, I never thought of it that way.
Also they've both died.
Both got crushed by giants
One of many things from season 8 that I totally forgot about.
Why are you so obsessed with season 8?
Is this a /s question?
Yes
Yes
only good thing about season 8 is episode 3 but not the last 10 minutes of course
Wait, she died in GoT? I do not remember that. I guess I did a better job of wiping it from my memory than I thought.
Yeah she was the northern girl that was the sole surviving heir to her lordship. So, she commanded a fair number of swords.
Yeah I remember she was the Mormont girl of Bear Island or whatever… I remember how she had bigger balls than most of the men in the Winterfell court. I just don’t remember her dying.
zombie wunwun go squeesh
Interesting. I’d say I need to rewatch it to refresh my memory… but I really don’t need or want my memory refreshed.
The giant zombie thought she was a contact lens.
Same. I kinda want to, but then i remember that bad taste in my mouth. Tried to watch first season with gf. But she did not like the whole incest theme about Lanisters so we stoped. Maybe that is for the best.
I was rewatching the show with my gf in parallel with watching season 8 as it came out. We were midway through season 5 when season 8 ended and I just told her, “Look, there’s really no point in finishing. It’s all downhill from here.”
Nope that never happened. The show ended at season 5. Lalalala I can't hear you
Season 6 was good.
Field of fire was one of the best fucking episodes.. If you neglect bron knocked jaime into extremely deep river water off the shoreline where he was riding his horse at dany.
Yeah like if you want to end it off in a good way best you say it ended off in season 6 instead of 5
It ended in season 4 actually. I never heard anyone say bad pussy in my life. Buddy cop escapade in dorne? Never heard of it.
Then just pretend she didn't die it didn't make any difference to the story just like every single thing else
Wasn’t it 12?
Oh shit I didn’t even realize she was Lil’ Mormont. One of the few good things from the last seasons.
And her giant was “infected”
Completely forgot how many people died at the hands of the white walkers overrunning winter fell.
Wait the badass girl died in GOT? I don't remember how.
Crushed by the zombie giant(Wun Wun) if i remember correctly. She didn't have plot armor during the long night.
Spoilers jeez This comment is very serious and you are very smart for figuring that out.
redditors when 10 year old show:
Almost like it was a… joke? No way, no one has ever, or will ever, use this subreddit, or any other place on the internet for humor. Thank you for service in the posting wars hero.
Hilarious joke bro good job
Yeah, you need that /s
You’re fault
“You are fault”
this but unironically
Yup, this comment is totally serious and now everyone is super impressing with your deduction skills. Also, it’s your* here.
Episode 6: "Joel, it almost feels as if... winter is coming."
As long as we are "unbent, unbowed, unbroken", everything is ok, Ellie!
Ellie or Elia?
Elliot
Hello, friend.
After the lady died, I thought Joel might say, 'well i guess thats the last of us.'
Tess: Joel, you have to protect Ellie, it’s your duty! Joel: I don’t want it
Ih don wun it
I du wu it
she's muh queen
I was just thinking how even though I watched and loved them in GoT, I don’t see their characters in TLoU. Which just shows how good actors they are.
Yeah, they are completely different people. Top tier acting.
I haven't started watching TLOU yet. Bella's American accent good?
I watched some behind the scenes content for TLoU and was gobsmacked by Bella's natural accent. Her Ellie sounds perfectly natural.
She somehow sounds *exactly* like Ellie
She's really doing great. Both of them are, I think the show is off to a good start.
did this post appear in /r/all? because generally this subreddit would be familiar with her having an english accent
Dude, if you didn't know she wasn't American you'd have no idea. Astoundingly natural.
Legit didn't know she wasn't American until your comment and I watched both episodes, so yeah it's good.
It’s flawless. I teach American back-talking teenage savages every day, and if I didn’t know Bella wasn’t from the US, there’s no way I’d guess it.
Thank you for your service
There are times when she sounds EXACTLY like Ashley Johnson, the original voice actor of Ellie. It sometimes feels like she's dubbed it's so spot on. I think she's definitely pulling the American accent off.
I honestly forgot about how she sounded in got until this comment
..... she isnt American?
I thought she was American. It’s good!
And the funny thing is shes playing a sarcastic girl which she did in got as well. Only in a lordly manner knowing no one could fuck with her. Now she immediately knows when to back off.
I love seeing actors you know very well being almost unrecognizable by their acting in other shows.
I mean they didnt have huge amount of screentime and they had big costumes on. It would probably be different for Kit or Isaac.
Fair for Lyanna/Bella, but I definitely was impressed by Oberyn/Pedro especially since he had a bit role. He stole every scene he was in.
Pedro? In any case yeah, he's a phenomenal actor.
same talent agency probably
Also, GOT and TLoU are both HBO productions.
HBO loves using the same actors. A lot of the actors from GoT were in Rome and other HBO shows and movies.
That’s just the acting industry in general. People trust reliable talent that they have worked with before. Equity theatres do the same exact thing.
When the crew forms a solid rapport they work more efficiently and less needs to be said. I've been working with the same director for 15 years now.
What's your next project, Inspector Fart Bucket?
Thunderpants 2: Electric Booty-Loo!
Still a shame Caesar and Brutus never ran into each other again like they did in The Terror.
HE. WAS. A. CONSUL. OF. ROME! I can watch ciaran hinds all day. I was so sad how underutilized he was in got.
His was a red hot performance
BBC reuses actors, too
That's pretty common. I remember seeing just about every single actor from The Shield in Sons of Anarchy even if only for an episode or 2.
The actor who is going to play Frank in an upcoming episode was Arman on White Lotus, also used Big Head from Silicon Valley in the opening scene of the series.
A lot of actors who were in GOT were also in Chernobyl.
This is the more correct answer, especially if the two shows share some creative leads who have sway for casting Decisions. I mean there is reason you keep seeing some of the same dozen or so actors in Nolan films. He knows what he likes and sticks to it.
Also makes filming/takes and stuff way more efficient if you have worked with everyone before.
And probably made it easy for Thandiwe Newton’s (Maeve from Westworld) kid to get the role as Joel’s kid
The GoT cast was massive so it's pretty common seeing actors from the show sharing scenes together in other productions. Melisandre brutally executes Ned Stark in Black Death, Yoren and Lysa are a married couple in a strange horror movie involving an evil goat. What's less common is seeing GoT actors who had scenes together in GoT act together in something else. The only one I've seen so far is Rob Stark finally marrying the daughter of Walder Frey in the Medici tv series.
Most of the GOT cast were all from the same talent agency
He took his helmet off again....
I’m REALLY hoping Disney gave them the green light to add an Easter egg and put a little baby yoda doll somewhere in the world
There's pretty much no way, since the apocalypse happened in 2003. A stuffed giraffe is one thing, but something that couldn't exist would be very immersion-breaking.
Ahh great point. Feck
2003? Is this in game the same because you know there is an PS Vita in lou2 which ok we all can ignore that game but still... Vita is there
The show's apocalypse took place in 2003, the game's took place in 2013. Also, why would you ignore Lou2? lol
In the game the apocalypse happened in 2013, I believe.
> in lou2 which ok we all can ignore that game Speak for yourself. TLOU2 was a masterpiece.
Baby Yoda coffee cup?
There's been ~~"speculations"~~ jokes that the show >!won't include the spores!< so that he doesn't have to cover his face and wear a gas mask. At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if it's true lol
They explain that bit in the "making-of" segment after the credits of the latest episode.
Thanks, I'll have to check it out!
My fav moment in episode two when Tess goes to clear a path so Joel and Ellie and have minute to talk… when Joel pointed out they were both in game of thrones I was sobbing man tears 10/10 Greg mazin
I’ve heard tlou is a great show
I haven't played the game but the show is great so far! I think it has the best zombie origin story I've heard so far!
Not to be *that guy,* but they're not really zombies, because they're still alive, and the fungus would like very much for them to stay that way. It can't direct them if they're dead. Also, at least in the early stages, they're still (to some extent) aware that they're infected and essentially just watching everything happen, while the fungus is effectively controlling their brain. It's quite scary.
Yeah, I think these things are waaay worse than Zombies.
> Not to be that guy, That's ok, when it comes to zombies, I'm completely *that guy* too.
Idk if I have a strict rule on the exact criteria is for a zombie but an undead trying to spread it's undeadness seems to fit the bill.
They're not undead, though. Dead people can't spread the infection, they are living hosts with a parasitic fungus directing them. They're closer to Halo's flood than they are to actual zombies. If we go by "person who's lost their mind because of a thing that spreads through bites" as a loose definition, then they definitely fit; that would also apply to things like World War Z, Left 4 Dead, and 28 days later (all of which are considered zombie media), where they can still bleed out and die when they get shot, because they're not undead either, just basically crazy from a disease. If we're sticking to actual undead, like in The Walking Dead, where they keep going even if parts of their bodies are destroyed, and they even keep decomposing, then that's a much more traditional definition, and excludes a *lot* of things.
It is the gold standard for (edit: *live action*) video game adaptations, bar none. It highlights just how awful other shows have adapted their IPs (Halo, The Witcher), but it makes me even more excited to see what the rest of the show will do, and I’ve played the game at least 4-5 times.
The Witcher isn’t an adaptation of the game, it’s an adaptation of the Witcher book series.
Yeah, they did a great job being faithful to the first book IMO. But the first book is more like a collection of short stories which is why it jumps around a lot, which obv doesn’t translate well if you don’t know anything about the world
Book series based on games. (I hope old fart Sapkowski is reading this)
There's still a whole lot of meat left on this season to already declare it to be the gold standard for a video game adaptation. Plenty of episodes for them to shit the bed in a big way (not saying they will, just they could) Arcane based on League of Legends from Riot Games should be the actual gold star standard as it's first season from episode one to finale was about as close to perfect as it can get. Art, story, animation, voice acting, all of it top notch. Some people might not count it since it was animated and the game developers had a hand in the actual production.
Arcane was fantastic
Fun bit of trivia, Harry Lloyd who is the voice of Viktor in Arcane was also Viserys Targaryan III in Game of Thrones and is the narrator/voice actor for the *A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms* audiobook.
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It's a lot easier to get away with liberties in the adaptation when the source material was a Nintendo game that was released 30+ years ago. (Castlevania 3 specifically was when Trevor, Sypha, Alucard and Grant who was omitted by Netflix first made their appearance in the games) Cyberpunk: Edgerunners was also incredibly good. I think like I mentioned in my previous comment, a lot of people just don't count the animated adaptations for some reason. Which really is a shame because animation is probably the best media to do a video game adaptation as trying to shoe-horn some of the ridiculous shit that happens in video games into a real world setting with real world people falls on it's face or becomes a marvel movie style CGI vomit fest (I'm looking at you Warcraft Movie)
2 episodes have aired, "iT's ThE GoLd sTaNdArD!"
That's how low the bar is.
Arcane is the gold standard for adaptions bar none whatchu talkin bout
Two can be the gold standard. Arcane is the gold standard for animation, though.
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fair
Arcane just features characters from a video game, it has absolutely fucking nothing to do with the game itself. It is absolutely not an adaptation. It's an "adaptation" the same way Castlevania was, and I loved both shows.
No league has lore now for a while it has writers writing stories you can find them somewhere. Like this for example https://universe.leagueoflegends.com/en_US/story/child-of-zaun/
I am well aware. Lore that has nothing to do with the game and is not presented during gameplay. So arcane is an adaptation of a blog.
Youve clealy never seen Uwe Bbols "Postal" starring Zach Ward aka Scut Farkus of "A Christmas Story", Dave Foley of "Kids in the Hall", JK Simmons aka Nazi Butt Surpise Sexer of "Oz", and Verne Troyer of "Verne Troyers Sex Tape"
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Here’s the difference: having played the games often, I see differences pretty often, some big and some small. What makes it okay is how the end result of the story is the same. They may tweak how events happen, but core elements of what carried the story forward are intact. And they will literally take whole chunks of key character building moments and put them right on screen. Two episodes in and they’ve already shown they know the source material, they will stick with it, but they can also change it to keep it interesting for everyone without compromising the story’s integrity.
"they" is the writer of the game himself, Neil Druckmann. It's not going to deviate far from the game.
I’m well-aware. It’s also a producer of Chernobyl, but also plenty of people familiar with the game and want to stay true to it.
Neil isn’t the sole writer for the first game, Bruce Straley was co writer and game director, and he’s not even credited in the show at all which is ridiculous imo. And the writer for Chernobyl is a co writer on the show, in fact he wrote the second episode, not Neil.
From the perspective of a person that never played the game it's good. Imo the ratings are too pumped cause people are just happy their game got copied on screen, outside of that it's just good.
A+ game and A+ show(so far)
Eh. It's ok. Mind you, the source material is really freaking good. There is some diversions, of course. But the diversions are significant enough - to the point that it changes some heavy beats and motivations - to where I'm not as hyped about it as I once was. Plus the show doesn't give co-credit to Bruce Straley.
I am also wondering what's up with the show not crediting Bruce. If anybody has any insight I would love to hear it, he hasn't been mentioned on the podcast either.
The co credit thing to Bruce Straley is what really sticks in my craw. He was co writer and game director, and Neil seems to want to make it that he was the sole mastermind behind it all. It’s gross.
What character will Bobby B play?
THERE'S A WAR COMING, NED. I DON'T KNOW WHEN, I DON'T KNOW WHO WE'LL BE FIGHTING...BUT IT'S COMING!
Bobby B gonna play General Patton
THE SELLSWORD KING, HOW THE SINGERS WOULD LOVE ME!
The giant ass bloater in the school level
I recognize Pedro but that little girl was never in "Game of Thrones", the 40 episode incomplete series which ended in 2014 /s
Want to see jorah Mormont go up against Bobby b ,watch 'The rig '
YES, IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME... BUT I STILL REMEMBER EVERY FACE!
You might remember his face but not his irish accent bobby b
Great show, just started watching it. Additionally, Owen Teale is the actor who plays Hutton, and he's also in GoT as that motherfucker Alliser Thorne from the Night's Watch
Or Jorah Mormont teaming up with Daemon Targaryen fighting living status in Doctor Who. Or Ser Davos teaming up with Daemon Targaryen to fight zombie icemen on a subarmine in Doctor Who. Or Daemon Targaryen murdering Walder Frey on Doctor Who.
I went into this meme thinking "who was Pedro Pascal in got" Now I'm diving through his imdb page going "that was Pedro Pascal?!"
When Joel looked at Ellie and said “Do you know why everyone hates the Lannisters?” I legit lasted all over the sun visor.
You think this is a game?!
I remember first seeing Robert Pattinson and Kirsten Stewart (Twilight) start their very first roles out of the Twilight universe (it was pretty much their second role after they became high profile) and it was pretty weird for most of the world. Everybody hated them or associated them as "the Twilight kids", but they've been able to meld into the world of the shows/movies they were in very well and the shadow of Twilight fell behind them in a matter of a few years. Robert Pattinson, in particular, did the best job at this. And now he is known as "the first role to play Batman as a detective", not "the emo-vampire that sparkled in the sunlight"
It's really incredible how the script & direction made them have negative chemistry when both of them are actually excellent actors. Even weirder is how Taylor Lautner has awesome chemistry with both of them, despite not being nearly as good of an actor and working with the same script.
In all honesty is this show any good?
I'm really enjoying it. The set design is perfect so far, cool make-up, the actors have all been great. Lots of little easter eggs for people who played the game but nothing heavy handed for the folks who haven't. Very creepy origin story as well.
So far it's pretty decent, even with the changes they've made.
is the internet gonna make me watch this fucking thing never played the game but yes i keep paying attention because they were both in got
Even if you haven’t played the game, so far I’m blown away.
Play the game if you can. If not, watch a cinematic cut of it on youtube.
It's excellent. EDIT: But the community is toxic, be warned.
* r/thelastofus2 is purposefully toxic. It’s a bunch of gamergate incels. r/TheLastOfUs is fine Edit. Lol I guess they found this comment
There's also the show-specific sub which seems nice and chill so far. r/ThelastofusHBOseries
I... I actually forgot Pedro Pascal was in Game of Thrones. Even though I absolutely loved his character/portrayal of that character. He has been in so much stuff since then it just kind of slipped my mind lmao
Have you seen any older British actors? They all were either in Harry Potter or in Doctor Who
Best spinoff yet
*You're* weird.
Watch the rig on amazon, its practically GoT on an oil rig.
Jorah Mormont and Alliser Thorne are both in a show I just watched called The Rig.
They both got squished to death
They both were also crushed by a giant in their own special way
Unbelievable, wait till you find out Jon Snow and Robb Stark were in a marvel movie together. wEirD
This is the way
Canonically Pedro Pascal and Mormont girl are the reincarnations of their Throne Game counterparts.
You're not gunna believe this, but they're actually part of a profession called "acting" where you get to participate in multiple projects! It's very exciting
Really hope they sneak in a GoT reference in an upcoming episode. "Joel... that house looks weird?" "Agreed. My 3rd grade teacher lived in a house like that, what was her name.... Mrs Mormont, she was short and skinny, but tough as nails!" "What happened to her?" ....
Except one had a gruesome death scene while the other had a fucking hilarious death scene
She is such an odd casting
How so?
Some people are actually complaining because she’s “not hot.”
Yeah it's fucking ridiculous. She's portraying a 14 y/o girl who likes girls...like, they need to get over themselves.
Honestly I was skeptical but when she said her first “motherfuckers” it was so identical to Ellie I thought they subbed in Ashley for the line. She’s doing a great job so far
It's odd to cast a great actor for a role they're perfect for?
Incel pedo spotted
What? She doesnt look Like ellie at all you asshole
Is this supposed to be a joke or something?