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Hello, everyone. I'm going to do the intro at the start of the show.

Is everybody recording?

Yeah, I'm recording.

Welcome to Playwatch Listen. I'm a lot of person. I'm a video game writer. That's McPithel. He's a video game actor. It's going to be a short episode. Last of Us episode three came out Sunday night.

I did not cry because I were all tepid to it.

Very tough.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you're cool.

Extremely tough person.

Sucked that tear, back up into those tier ducts.

You get that

gang there, you motherfucker.

But, you know, there's something.

Not on my watch. Sometimes I watch things and I look at it and I go, damn, I wish I had

thought of that. A story about two people living alone in an apocalypse who just fall in love

and the way that that plays out is such a fucking perfect hour or whatever it was. It was

incredible. It was so well done that I was like, what a simple premise that is so pointed

to what I keep saying The Last of Us is about, which is not zombies and it's not an apocalypse.

It's a relationship between two people and humans and what matters to you.

I just thought it was absolutely beautiful and heartbreaking.

And I didn't know Nick Offerman had all that in him.

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