The Last of Us Episode 7 Recap Breakdown Review

Ty & That Guy

Wes Chatham & Ty Franck

Science Fiction, Fiction, After Shows, Tv & Film

5 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2023

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Summary

Ty Franck (acclaimed writer / one half of James S.A. Corey) and Wes Chatham ('Amos Burton' on The Expanse) continue this series where they recap The Last of Us episodes with Episode 7 where they breakdown the show as well as go into detail background info on the game.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to Ty and that guy.
0:10.9	I'm West Channel, and this is my good friend, Ty Frank.
0:17.1	He cheated on me last week Last week with Breck and Ridge
0:21.5	Yeah, I kind of miss Breck
0:23.7	Yeah, somebody actually knows what he's talking about
0:28.1	What'd you think of the episode last night
0:30.7	Or whenever you watched it?
0:32.0	Let me preface this by saying
0:33.3	It's still a great show
0:35.0	It was beautifully written, It was beautifully directed.
0:38.3	The acting is top notch.
0:40.4	I loved the actor they got to play Riley.
0:43.0	And this was the first episode I wasn't madly in love.
0:45.8	It just felt kind of pointless.
0:48.4	Yeah.
0:49.3	We're two peas and pod, baby.
0:51.6	Because that's exactly.
0:52.8	I thought I was going to be, I wasn't sure what you were going to think, but that felt the same way.
0:57.1	And this is my problem with dramatizing backstory.
0:59.9	You know, and I'll get shit about this, I'm sure, in the comments.
1:02.9	But I have this problem anytime somebody dramatizes backstory.
1:07.2	And the reason that I feel like dramatizing backstory always feels a little pointless
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