Welcome back to Ty and some other guy.

Some other guy that's not Wes.

We brought Breck Eisner, the locally famous cheese maker and occasional director.

I'll be Brock sometimes, which I like.

Brock, Breckenridge.

To talk about episode six of Last of Us.

So we're getting on, I don't know.

Do you know how many episodes this season is supposed to have?

Is it a full 10?

I don't know.

Actually, that's a good question.

I know it's more than six. Nine. Is it nine? Okay. Because it feels like we're in in the last,

we're moving into the last stretch here. And the relationship feels like it's getting there.

It is. And we've been, what Wes and I've been talking about is sort of the adaptation process of the show

because obviously this was a video game.

First, I have played the video game several times.

Wes hadn't, so having two different perspectives on the adaptation.

But this episode in particular has a really, a couple of really interesting adaptation choices.

This is the first episode I remember where it felt like a lot of the dialogue is directly

from the game.

There are multiple scenes in here where people are saying dialogue that is straight from

the game, which there had been some of that scattered around, but this one felt much

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