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Welcome to Savage Starlight, the officially unofficial podcast for the last of us on HBO,

I'm Jim, I'm Aaron. And today we're talking season one episode five, endure and survive.

Hey, Ron, what do you think of this episode?

Uh, it's great. It's amazing. Like, I don't know if it will top episode three. I

wonder if anything will top kind of like the stand, the larger standalone episode three,

but whereas that doesn't, didn't feel, you know, it deviated a lot from the video game,

it didn't feel very much like the video game. This episode felt more so than almost anything else,

like I was playing the video game. And, you know, really kind of explored the charms of that.

There's an interesting line that they had an official podcast where Craig was amusing about how

they talked about a lot of times the show has enriched the game and they talked about, you know,

Bill and Frank, as that that relationship fleshed out, I for one, if I go back and play the last

was part one, I'll be thinking that backstory, you know, when I finally meet Bill and Frank's not

there, like, you know, it's something that will probably enrich that section. And they talk about

how this instance, this episode is a case where the game kind of enriches the show. Whereas, you

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