The Last of Us Episode 8 Recap Breakdown Review

Ty & That Guy

Wes Chatham & Ty Franck

Science Fiction, Fiction, After Shows, Tv & Film

5 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 10 March 2023

⏱️ 46 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 8 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.
0:12.9	I'm Wes Chatham, this is my good friend.
0:16.3	Sometimes lover, sometimes hugger, sometimes snuggler.
0:20.2	Ty Frank.
0:21.5	Say hello, Ty.
0:22.7	Hello, Ty.
0:23.6	Ty, this might be the best goddamn episode of the season.
0:28.8	As I said last time, this is my favorite piece of the game.
0:33.0	And I loved it.
0:34.4	I thought they did a great job with it.
0:35.8	And I still feel the way I felt after the last episode that I wish they had given this
0:40.3	chunk two episodes rather than just one.
0:42.6	So the game had all of these storytelling elements in it?
0:46.1	It had,
0:46.6	and actually had quite a bit more.
0:47.9	Jesus Christ,
0:48.8	I would have played some damn games.
0:50.5	We've came a long way since Mario Brothers.
0:54.4	Yeah, yeah. So they added a couple of little elements to David, to flesh him out a little bit,
1:01.8	the preacher. They did add some stuff for him in the show that I thought was, that I thought
1:07.2	was good. I liked that they added it. But so in the game, I mean, obviously this is not a podcast about the game,
1:13.3	this podcast about the show.
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