IT'S OK BABY GIRL! - The Last of Us Episode 8 Reaction

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Suzy & Steejo react to The Last of Us TV show. The Last of Us is an American post-apocalyptic drama television series created by Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann for HBO. Based on the 2013 video game developed by Naughty Dog, the series follows Joel (Pedro Pascal), a smuggler tasked with escorting the teenage Ellie (Bella Ramsey) across a post-apocalyptic United States.
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[@ajstyles5143]

I thought this was the best episode by far as someone who hasn’t played the game. And you said ‘is this show about infected?’ No it’s not. It’s about Joel and Ellie’s relationship and journey

[@killgoretrout9000]

Zombies are the least interesting aspect of any zombie show. They are useful as a dues ex machina (see ep 5) and finding the cure is a useful McGuffin but zombies don't have interesting character arcs and don't make difficult moral decisions.

[@StupendousMan.]

Good luck lmao

[@TheWhiteChicano]

Play the game , I highly recommend!

[@jeasysilva4255]

It's not a show about infected, but it's a show in a world full of them, and I, who didn't play the game as well, don't fell this, it doesn't seem a post apocalyptic world, I don't feel the mission to take Ellie to the fireflies that important, I don't feel that curing this disease that important, because it seems that this disease doesn't even exist

[@OhyeahMrKrabz]

You need to play the game then but your statement still stands

[@rx7dude2006]

They didn't miss out on anything!This show is doing it perfectly!If I wanted to see mindless killing infected I would play the game again, it doesn't add to the story!

[@99Doogs]

Alright take it easy boy

[@hannahizawesomeful]

Scary to think of David's possible victims from when he was a middle school teacher :(

[@ivankawnartist]

I would like to think that within society he wasn't so untethered, but that's all up for speculation.

[@penoyer79]

God damn that hadn't occurred to me. Sick fuck.

[@Babylauncher3000]

@@ivankawnartist Nah, teacher and preacher are both respected positions of authority that just so happen have children brought to them by their parents. David has always been a monster.

[@ivankawnartist]

@@Babylauncher3000 Like I said, it's all up for speculation.

[@Ragazar]

@@ivankawnartist Condidering the "the fight is my favorite part" and the intent to rape Ellie, I'd say it's crystal clear he violated some of his students. And based on his age compared to when the world ended, he probably dodged prison because of the end of the world. Wish we had learned more about him in the game and show.

[@YoungManiac96]

I understand that gamers are sad about the lack of infected in this show, and I can also admit that i would've loved to see all those clicker scenes from the game, on this show. But you must also realize that this show is mainly about love in the time of a post-apocalyptic world, not about fighting against clickers and bloaters. There are deeper themes in this series than just the infected. So don't be so harsh that they don't show as much infected as the game, because the game is always there if you wanna just kill some infected

[@paramitch]

Yeah, I agree -- those who want the show to be a play-by-play of the game (as with Suzy here) are just not going to be happy with the show. It's trying for something more complex, and for me it is absolutely stellar.

[@theanimeplaya4141]

It’s ok so far we don’t expect scene by scene but a big company like hbo they should have the budget for it and they don’t have to show gameplay just them running from infected walking dead does it all the time

[@inmylife194]

In my opinion it would look more realistic like that. Because the brutality of zombies and epidemics must be terrible to make the world apocalyptic. If you can easily fight the undead like in the game, it's a bit illogical. Not to mention in the game there is no shortage of injury and healing scenes. It's hard to describe that scene in the movie. So they mainly put the human element in and ran away dangerous.

[@theanimeplaya4141]

@@inmylife194 but In the game there are still a ton of zombies walking dead is able to do it so hbo should easily be able to do it with their budget

[@inmylife194]

@@theanimeplaya4141 I mean they can do it, but what will the character do with that face-to-face situation. 1 episode with 2 clickers is more than enough. The rest we all see the main character survive by... running away. The world apocalypse should be like that instead of a few people fighting with a bunch of zombies like other movies. Adding more fight scenes will take up all of the movie content and dilute the emotional parts.

[@catherinemckeown2746]

I don't think time was wasted! You're getting to know Ellies backstory like we understand Joels.

[@clover2739]

Yeah… it’s kinda strange how people seem to not think that Ellie’s backstory is as important as Joel’s. Considering how she’s the main character and that backstory is literally huge for her character and motivation throughout

[@jurassicpark1fan920]

Do I want more infected? Yes, but the human drama is so good I'm never bored.

[@Gunnhfran2]

I would think as two who played the game you would know the infected is a side part and the game itself is based on the relationship between Joel and Ellie and the journey to Love growing and what you would do for love… which they have showed perfectly… I mean honestly other than the gameplay what have they missed with Joel and Ellie that they didn’t do in the game… they done the exact same scenes. They haven’t removed anything really… so the relationship isn’t missing your just missing the gameplay and not the interactions that are there

[@jackhsu3458]

Besides Bella's Emmy worthy performance in this ep, I also enjoyed David's character as well, how the show successfully made this minor antagonist in the game with so much complexities, what's scary about him is that no one can really see through him, including his own people. "You can never really know someone completely. That’s why it’s the most terrifying thing in the world, really-taking someone on faith, hoping they’ll take you on faith too." (Quote from Libba Bray). What David said to Ellie: "I'm a shepherd surrounded by sheep." Coincidentally, David's actor named Scott Shepherd, get it?

[@OhyeahMrKrabz]

If you ever seen that Breaking Bad movie the actor played a smiler role where be looks trustworthy as first but is a villian

[@WarNeverChanges9191]

The game and Show is not just about infected it is about Joel and Ellie's journey and relationship. For me this show has been very very good so far 🙂 I am extremely huge fan of both games part 1 and part 2 and I like the few changes they made. This episode I founded David extreme freaky actually worse than the game David. Also they can't add every single scene from the game otherwise it is just an exact replica from the game it is important to make couple of changes here and there.

[@theanimeplaya4141]

The problem is there’s barely any infected in the show it’s like it’s not even a zombie show at all

[@WarNeverChanges9191]

@@theanimeplaya4141 it is more an post apocalyptic show than it is a show about infected. Even with the shortage of infected and violence this show is still killing it for been extremely close to the game material.

[@theanimeplaya4141]

@@WarNeverChanges9191 in my opinion its ok they took out a lot of great moments

[@WarNeverChanges9191]

@@theanimeplaya4141 if you talk about the infected part in the game with David 🤣 it is not even possible for two people to survive that many infected at once hell Ellie could barely handle one infected in episode 7 it is probably why they left out that part as well.

[@WarNeverChanges9191]

@@theanimeplaya4141 what they could have had that part but add like 4 infected chasing

[@scotter23]

You realize they don’t have time for every section and every section doesn’t further the plot. Fighting another bloater might be cool for three mins of screen time but 1) it’s expensive and 2) doesn’t move the story

[@clover2739]

Yeah plus they’ve shoes the infected here is way more destructive. Having a bloater here would just thrown in for nothing, they’ve already shown in episode 5 that they basically have no chance with bloaters

[@chrismatson1984]

The show has never been about the infected. It's always been about the characters. The infected battle with Ellie and David is great in the game but it's also a gameplay sequence. I'm glad they focused more on the characters in the show because it wouldn't make sense in the show suddenly tons of infected running up to the cabin and David and Ellie holding them off considering how dangerous the infected are portrayed in the show.

[@paramitch]

I 100% agree. I feel like Suzy and Steejo are falling into the trap of wanting the show to be a photocopy of the game (Suzy literally wishes it was a "play by play" like Resident Evil), and the irony is, I think if the show had done that, it would have failed on every level. It definitely wouldn't be the conversation piece it is now. The achievement of TLOU as a show for me is their skill in keeping the heart of the game while creating an absolutely superb TV show that is also incredibly different and surprising.

[@crystalpritchard5065]

I also feel like if they had infected in this episode then it almost downplays how much of a villain David is. I like that he’s the most dangerous thing this whole episode, there’s no other looming threat. In fact, it almost increases the threat he poses. In the game, they save each other from infected which almost forces the relationship to progress. In this version, he’s more clever, he has to work to manipulate people, really makes you wonder how many kids he victimized as a teacher.

[@changingmind2522]

Just because something is a gameplay sequence doesn’t mean you can’t implement it. It’s not like we had to have a huge boss battle with the infected, but there should’ve been at least a couple because they played a part in David and Ellie’s story line.

[@jamescolar504]

​@Changing Mind I agree, I feel like the infected in this world barely even exists and therefore, don't pose much of a threat compared to the game.

[@lunavisionproduction]

If the last 2-3 episodes were 10 min. longer , and maybe one more Infected sequence… it would be a 10/10 for everyone

[@OhyeahMrKrabz]

Ellie really showed off her badassery in this one what an episode

[@wtw5002]

I never played the game and it all made perfect sense to me. David was ultra creepy from the start, threw Ellie in a cage, bashed her face against the cage bars, was about to hack her up with a cleaver, then wanted to r-word her. Her rage was completely justified in my opinion. I almost feel bad for people who played the game before watching the show...it's impossible not to compare the two if you've played the game, and that can certainly have a big impact on your viewing experience. People who didn't play the game thought the episode was amazing and people who did play the game all have the same complaint about the clicker ambush (but still cried when the "baby girl" line dropped).

[@drangduewel]

I have played the game and I like that they rarely show the infected. The Last of Us is not The Walking Dead. It's about Joel and Ellie and their relationship. Fighting infected for hours is gameplay and doesn't fit into the TV series.

[@kendemyx9]

The lack of infected is great. Everytime they appear, someone important dies showing how serious they are as a threat. I don't want another walking dead situation where the zombies are everywhere and they start becoming boring and non-threatening cannon fodder to the point where they are just a minor inconvenience. The way they have done it here fits better for a TV show format in my opinion. That said, maybe they could have added like another section where they had to sneak around a bunch of infected in an area or something idk

[@SuzySteejo]

So you're saying they've got an instant way to include a tonne of suspense into any given scene and its underutilised? I don't think anyone is advocating for cannon fodder (even though they have stages of infection where the recently infected generally act as cannon fodder and anything after it is terrifying). I would just like to have a few more of them around, maybe a little reminder that the entire reason for Joel and Ellie's journey is to get a cure for an infection that doesn't even seem that present outside of major cities. -Steejo

[@kendemyx9]

@@SuzySteejo Fair.

[@kylegouveia1969]

I think also people from gameplay are frustrated that the science doesn’t match. In this adaptation they tend to make simple choices to make things more realistic to increase the anxiety the audience goes through imagining how this really could go down. The game is more fantastical in its approach to increase gameplay engagement. Also unrealistic in the mechanics of putting on masks to prevent spore infection. As we all know mask usage to prevent infection is incredibly difficult to get right all the time. If the transmissions happened through spores in the show QZs wouldn’t exist as they do. To me it makes more sense that a fungal organism that originates in mainly tropical climates, cordiceps, wouldn’tbe proliferating in cold wilderness especially for the lack of humans to infect and spread. Just like fungus has shown to not like direct sun exposure. More populated in the city where their mycelia’s network is concentrated and more bodies to infect. Also if there are lifecycles that end for a large portion of the infected this also decreases the numbers that would be traveling in the wilderness in the cold. This was a big budget series that hoped it would get the hype and attention it is getting. I’m sure second and third seasons will have much more time for realistic fan service as well as continue this incredible storytelling and world building. Also I’ve noticed when gamers complain about the last episode they usually tend to be cis het. To me, as part of a couple minorities- It all comes down to when people don’t see themselves reflected in a story they usually are biased, whether conscious or unconsciously, and generally less interested. Granted minorities have had way more practice trying to see ourselves in the same stories played by people that don’t look like us, act like us, sound like us, live like us or even just understand us. Not that these reactors aren’t supportive, mostly. Though most didn’t like the 3rd episode, not you two though. As a queer, mixed, disabled, science nerd this show has been the most realistic portrayal of diverse relationships, queer identities, various disabilities and the compounded struggle they have endured, science fiction, the psychology behind group dynamics during world war/tribalism, mental health and mental illness, grief, loss, love, joy, even the details of how people with periods have to deal with having their needs met. The attention to detail is amazing and the storytelling is incredible. Try to enjoy the game for what it is as well as try to enjoy the tv show for what it is.

[@mcfearsun]

Went from “we won’t compare to the game” to “THEY SKIPPED SO MANY MOMENTS” 😂

[@EmAllWasTaken]

Yeah it got to irritating levels

[@AsmaHt]

I actually like that the show is focusing more about the characters than the action with the infected. One reason I stopped watching The Walking Dead after a few seasons is because it got so redundant. I don't want to see characters fighting infected all the time.

[@chwilhogyn]

Have you listened to the Podcast by the creators of the game and show on why they wanted the changes from game to show!!

[@RJ_____________]

i almost cried when Ellie hugged Joel in the end and Joel said "it's ok, Baby Girl" what an episode it was. i think that the actor that acted as David was well chose, in my opinion. but also in my opinion David was a better villain in the game. i think that it was awesome to hear your thoughts and to see your reactions on this episode 8, Suzy and Steejo.

[@kenny75photography2]

I thought they did a great job with this episode and wasn't too disappointed with the lack of fighting any infected once again. I think this was more to serve the psychological battle between Ellie and David than just adding another scene of fighting infected. Its true enough they could have added more infected action scenes into the show but I guess they also have to try and balance out the story and the characters for tv than rely more heavily on the action. They still did great here and Scott Shepherd was perfect as David and the baby girl moment still hits hard emotionally. Really enjoying your reactions so far on the show as they are a lot of fun and look forward already to the finale.

[@erikgonzales3178]

You've played the game before so you should know the story isn't about the infected. They're just background noise. The story is about a father who turned cold after losing his daughter and finally found a ray of sunshine in a hell hole of a world and another girl he starts to see as a daughter.

[@SuzySteejo]

The infected aren't even background noise in the show though? They're non existent. -Steejo

[@dhackett1565]

​@@SuzySteejo There are infected in episodes 1, 2, 3, a threat of them in 4, an army of them in 5, and episode 7. So the complaint is about episodes 6 and 8 lacking infected? Episode 6 was based on a section of the game that lacked infected too... so just this one then? Even then they had the deer rattling branches to spook the audience and remind them of the threat of the infected, nevermind the plot element of Ellie using being "infected" as a weapon. As for the fight alongside David building up trust, it really doesn't change anything for Ellie. That trust is shattered not when David's men capture her later, it's destroyed as soon as you get the medicine and David reveals he is actually hunting Joel for killing his men. It's a miniature arc that is ultimately irrelevant - Ellie's feelings towards David in the show are identical to her feelings in the game by the time she has that medicine. Ultimately, these sorts of critiques seem to only come from those who have played the game, making the assumption that people who didn't wouldn't have picked up on why, for example, Ellie would hate David so much. And yet every reactor who hasn't played the game tends to be screaming at the screen for her to keep smashing him with that cleaver, because the reality is the show did a great job building up David as a villain and specifically in Ellie's worldview and most viewers connected with that in a major way.

[@theanimeplaya4141]

@@dhackett1565 there’s barely any infected in the show except episode 2 and 5 I think

[@clover2739]

@@theanimeplaya4141 there’s infected in episodes 1,2,3,5 and 7… so only 2 doesn’t have any

[@theanimeplaya4141]

@@clover2739 the most infected I’ve seen were in episodes 2 and 5 the rest barely have any

[@victorduffany7723]

This was my favorite episode. I absolutely loved how Ellie overcame her evil kidnappers. And then when Joel told Ellie "It's ok baby girl." Finally he reveals his true feelings. Loved it. But then I never played the game.

[@robvil777]

🎉 happy birthday grandma Elizabeth! Here’s to another great year🎉

[@perrycampbell6499]

This was the best episode!!!!! If u want the show to do everything like the game, it will take forever. The show is more story telling about people, if u want more infected. You will probably have to play the game.

[@SuzySteejo]

I would like at least 1 more infected please. Thanks. -Steejo

[@perrycampbell6499]

@@SuzySteejo ok cool. I’m sure they will put some in that last episode. If they don’t, I will agree with you.

[@carriesmith742]

Ellie knew where the hunters were coming from by the direction the birds were flying so therefore knew it was OK to leave the garage door open and leave without her gun safely. The creators have said the show isn't about infected, but about different relationships people develop along this terrible tragedy.

[@eme.261]

I have to disagree regarding Ellie's reaction when she chopped David to big D. Ellie has a lot of rage-- we saw this in many instances, especially in episode 7, when she lost her sh*t after her and Riley got bit. The two of you seemed to be superimposing what you experienced in the game over this episode and completely missed that everything was built into the episode and justified.

[@rx7dude2006]

The fight with the infected is good for the game but not for a tv show doing the whole story in one season.

[@swifty1969]

"it's ok baby girl" gets me every time.

[@MrPicklerwoof]

The problem is many of the infected sequences in the game are very 'gamey', if you get my meaning. It would just be predictable and formulaic in a TV drama to have them fighting more clickers. We're not interacting with a game here, we are passively watching a piece of storytelling unfold. Two entirely different mediums. Plus, they spaffed over $100m on these 9 episodes with a small number of infected scenes, which were by far the most expensive parts to make. Realistically this was always going to be how the adaptation would be focused.

[@panamakira]

I personally don’t think things have been rushed. Also we who have played the games have to remember we usually spend 20-30+ hours with these characters and people who don’t have that background are not always having issues with things “missing” or “pacing” issues, etc. I think it’s ok if things are a little bit different. For example, I am ok not having clickers every episode. The survivor drama of the story has been amazing as it is. I recognize it for its own adaptation. I think it would be quite boring if everything was exactly the same.

[@SimsinWonderland]

“These guys look raggedy.” Suzy… it’s the apocalypse 😅

[@RobotRockRod]

the video games obviously is a different medium. The pacing n repetition that work for a game dont always work for a show. -The difference(IMO with this and the walking dead is the zombies in WD are background noise, they were not scary to me anymore at some point. -In Last of Us the infected are much much tougher kills, and more consequential. If every episode, Joel n Ellie kills infecteds... it would be less scarier to me. I mean last week in the Mall why would Ellie n Riley have a problem with one infected if they just kill a bunch all the time. of course i think budget plays roll but I think not having heavy Infected action every eps is a deliberate choice(good one IMO)

[@rickbruner5525]

Just a though, perhaps the lack of clickers is because they are essentially plants, which don't do well in the winter. Even in Kansas City, the clicker had been confined to underground, where it is dark and warmer.

[@hybrid3214]

The show and game are not about infected. In fact one of the MAIN points of the first game is that infected are not dangerous at all compared to humans. In my opinion David in the show was WAY creepier than game David.

[@jubilantsleep]

Venison is code for "Human Man." So when they said "venison" when the lady asked, she knew that meant that they were likely about to cook her dead husband. Also, David smiled when Hannah took a bite of her own dad.

[@DerrickJohnson56]

This is not the game and for people to keep looking at it like that at this point you are still missing the point of the show.

[@rrraynoorrr]

But we didn't love the game for the infected. They were a great addition and all but the main attraction was always joel and ellie's relationship. So far the show has done an exemplary job imo.

[@SunshineBlue02]

This episode showed how resillient Ellie is and i love it for that. And Joel summoning all his strength just to find her.

[@AgtDaleChomsky]

Nearly everything you discussed was addressed by Neil & Craig in the companion podcast...which you definitely should be listening to. As a writer who's been studying the source material for a decade, this was as close to perfect a person can hope for. This is the moment that the rest of the project revolves around. We see how cruel & ruthless Joel is. We see how his worst characteristics have rubbed off on Ellie. We also see that it was love that led to their worst selves coming out. It's the central thesis of the project & everyone involved executed it brilliantly here. However, I agree that you were never prompted to press triangle.

[@Ragazar]

Happy belated Granny! Here's to a lot more. You have an awesome grandson :)

[@rx7dude2006]

"All they would have to do is follow the horse tracks".Also "What they found the house right away?"

[@tonoszko7]

I understand the frustration with the show omitting large gameplay set pieces but I think the show is trying to be more realistic. Ellie/Joel surviving 20 infected all at once is not. This show is not trying to be like The Walking Dead

[@darth856]

In this addaption, infected are almost only clustred around larger cities.

[@KSDVLmom]

Happy birthday Elizabeth!! God bless 95 years and many more!

[@fernandgonzales]

I was looking at Suzy’s face to see if she recognized the character James or his voice. Some reactions of people I’ve watched, they don’t recognize James is Troy Baker.

[@SuzySteejo]

Really? I knew instantly and was so hyped to see him. He done amazing! - Suz

[@andrea8130]

Happy birthday, dear Elizabeth! Good health to you, from Michigan, USA. 🌷🎂🎉

[@CainiteHeretic]

Happy birthday, Elizabeth! Wishing you the best, from Finland!

[@phillstanford6036]

Happy birthday 🎉🎉🎉 Ms Elizabeth!!!! Hope you had a great bday and a great year much love

[@nono6167]

Suzy gonna starve in the apocalypse refusing to eat any animal that's ever been in a Disney movie.

[@HarpoSpeaks]

Interesting to note how playing the game affects your perception of the passage of time. I was curious enough to have a look and see that the Winter cut scenes amount to around 18 minutes. The full gameplay section is a couple of hours, though as you two mention, this section is quite combat heavy.

[@Silver_Owl]

Happy Birthday Steejo's Nan, Elizabeth!

[@michiganjfrog366]

💐HAPPY BIRTHDAY ELIZABETH!!!💐love and hugs from Michigan 😁

[@victorewah2659]

Typically medication that needs to administered via syringe will have the route of administration labeled on the vial itself, so it would have been Ellie's best bet to had read the bottle for instructions; also I believe the penicillin she had would have likely been administered intravascularly (i.e. the vein) and not in the stomach which would be delivered in the subcutaneous tissue where meds like insulin typically go. Going through the vein with administration allows the medication to travel much faster throughout the cardiovascular system and increasing it's efficiency.

[@paramitch]

Penicillin should NEVER be administered intravenously by injection, and can be injected pretty much anywhere in the body mass intramuscularly, etc. Studies have also shown that injection directly into the infected area can speed recovery, so the show got this pretty right (unlike 20 year-old gasoline).

[@Nevongard]

Happy birthday Elizabeth! You´re the Queen!

[@Narjoso]

you guys didn't notice that the preacher had alot more food on his plate then the others, he wasnt starving.

[@mikathedoberman1213]

This is a TV show, an adaptation, not an one-to-one copy of the game (afterall what’s the point of that?!) Of course they will not include every bit that’s from the game, there’s no way they can satisfy all “gamers”. But personally I think this episode is one of the best, and I’ve played the game. It’s not mainly about the infected, but the relationship (thus the name).

[@simonalexander2354]

Happy birthday Elizabeth hope you had a fantastic day!!

[@Jimmie_Rudolfsson]

Neither the game or the show is about the infected. It's about people and their relationships in an apocalyptic world where there are infected. It would get tiresome really fast if every episode was like TWD.

[@SuzySteejo]

It would be nice if the "ever present threat" was actually present though... -Steejo

[@mattruffino6720]

Omg. When she's yelling at David to drop their guns she sounds EXACTLY like Ashley's voice version of 3llie@

[@JonSnow-di2wu]

Agreed with your opinion of the episode. Great episode but feels lacking in other parts, namely infected. The problem is they go out of their way to mention how dangerous and numerous the infected are, but rarely show it. Based on what we have seen in the show, there are barely any infected anywhere. Around Jackson it makes sense, not many infected about because they killing any that get near, but they have been travelling all over. It just makes it seem like the infected arent really that much of a threat in the grand scheme of things because you barely ever see them. Hoping they ramp it up a bit in season 2 being that most of it is based in the actual city so more reason to have lots of them about.

[@mclouvenmediavilla5114]

I get what you mean. I do wonder if they were to add the infected on this episode, where do they come from? And the warehouse scene, I'm not sure if that will be placed appropriately given that the area is a resort and some houses. I would strongly agree that the episode should've been longer.

[@Rob801]

I like your reactions, but the infected were so damn powerful in the show that even fighting even one was a near death encounter every time. You can’t just respawn like in the game. I can’t think of a single scene where I thought I would have liked it more if there had just been more infected. That being said the show runners have said there will be more infected in season two and three. The part with David around the fire was also a better choice imho (well actually someone else’s take I heard that I agreed with)… as despicable as David was in this (even more so than the game) it was good that Ellie never had to give in to him and work side by side with him in any way. She was steadfast and defiant to what could have easily been her end. I also don’t see how they could have filled out the episodes (longer, more of them) without sacrificing the quality of what we got. They spent nearly 100 million on a show that could just as easily have flopped in the wrong hands. I am personally very thankful for the end result and the decisions the show runners made along the way. And no episode 9 reaction? I can’t find it on your YT, or your website. Is it Patreon only? (Edit, just saw a comment below about possible illness, sorry, and hope you are both doing well under what ever circumstances you are dealing with).

[@metfanman781]

When Suzy said "she wouldn't kill a chicken!". I'm amazed Steejo didn't reply "Would you choke a chicken?" Lots of restraint Steejo, good job!

[@mattruffino6720]

I'm surprised Neil let Troy keep his southern accent though he's using it in his normal voice range. He lowered it to play joel. He sounds like me irl as I'm from the northeast USA. Funny how much of an accent bostonians have just one state over from me

[@nathaniellollis3868]

Happy B'date to your grandmother, Steejo.

[@phoenixsharpshooter]

Lol I love you guys but yeah, it’s not called “All the Clickers” it’s called “The Last of Us” Still think Episode 6 is my favorite but this was Tier 1

[@Venom23333]

51:03 no it was in episode 5 where the bloater showed up

[@JasonBorn89]

Ellie didn't just save herself by killing David, she saved Hannah too, her dad being dead and David saying he'll be her dad now yikes

[@maryl5806]

Happy Birthday Elizabeth 🎈🎉

[@rogers.5153]

I know I'm late but a happy 95th birthday to Granny Elizabeth!🎂🍧

[@RJ_____________]

happy birthday, Elizabeth. i wish you the best.

[@DavidMartinez-vd2ub]

Rewatching this episode. I just realized that David is watching her eat her own father.

[@JohnSmith-ox7xc]

Happy birthday to Steejos nan!

[@Jay-bi1jg]

Happy birthday Elizabeth 🎂🎉and i like your videos keep going react to every new series and moviessss

[@kaitymac]

Happy birthday, Elizabeth!!

[@megansarahannwilliams7117]

Happy Birthday Elizabeth!! 🎂

[@RachieRen.]

I completely agree with you guys and I haven't even played the game yet.

[@lynettecarter7757]

Happy 95th Birthday, Elizabeth

[@moselee12]

Granny had a DJ at her party? Happy Birthday to a real badass Granny 🥳

[@DinosaurNick]

y'all are too judgy :p Let's see you write your own version. To fit in everything it'd probably take 3 seasons just to get through the game and it'd be 3 seasons of combat with a little story

[@lynnjohanssen6552]

Aww you both look so dapper and lovely.

[@SuzySteejo]

Thank you! -Steejo

[@DinosaurNick]

Happy birthday, Elizabeth!

[@CharleneVanAs]

Happy Belated Birthday Elizabeth 🎉 i hope you had an amazing day !!

[@langkazan]

Happy birthday Elizabeth!! 🎉🎂🎁

[@BillH2949]

Belated Happy Birthday Elizabeth!

[@fuzzy__dunlop]

Happy Birthday from the United States, Elizabeth! 🎉

[@RexCapulet]

Happy Birthday Elizabeth!!! 🎉

[@sweetkiss119]

You guys need to forget about the game. This is a show. It’s not about the infected. It’s about Ellie and Joel. Get with it guys. Everyone loves this show. I feel like you guys are missing it.

[@vlrema2898]

Agree everything what you both said

[@JasonBorn89]

Happy Birthday Elizabeth!

[@nealdz1031]

19:52 he queen waved the sass out of her

[@imthewolf1]

You are right that they don't have enough that is in the game that is in the series. It is done very well though. My guess is that the only way they could have done more was to have another 6 or 7 episodes to do it. I am assuming they didn't have enough money to do more than 9 episodes, do thst is why so much is cut out.

[@homeroblade]

I want episode 9

[@RCanadian]

It seems you have some valid points. I haven't played the game, but some episodes do feel rushed. I hope they end next week on a cliff hanger to continue next season. They need to do away with the villian of the episode formula; it gets tiring quickly. They need the odd two-parter.

[@jeronwashington1536]

Suzy and Steejo, did you know that James is played by Troy Baker that plays Joel in the game?

[@chrismatson1984]

They mentioned it many times....

[@joshualore]

Happy birthday Elizabeth!

[@GeePeeSterRace]

Happy Birthday Nan Elizabeth!!

[@BenTIStudios]

Happy Birthday Lizzie!! Don't get bit!

[@Drew1701D]

Hope you two get to bed an hour earlier next week as daylight savings time begins in the USA next weekend. So since it doesn't start in the UK until the end of the month then you'll get the finale an hour earlier right?

[@matthermens1355]

Happy 95th Elizabeth!!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@jurassicpark1fan920]

Craig Mazin: The Fungus loves too. It makes more of itself. That's what we do when we love each other. A lot of us make more of ourselves. That's how the species is propagated. And there's this sense of, you know, what we are may look disgusting, and the way we reproduce may be horrifying and violent, but it is tender. David: What does Cordyceps do? Is it evil? No. It's fruitful. It multiplies. It feeds and protects its children, and it secures its future with violence, if it must. It loves.