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Welcome to Savage Starlight, the official unofficial podcast for the last of us on HBO, I'm Jim,

I'm Aaron, and today we're talking season one episode seven left behind, Aaron, the

instant take left me a little cold on this episode. I got to say, I watched it a second

time, I listened to the podcast that Druckman and Mason put out, and I appreciate it a lot

more. So I'm happy to report, I think this is actually a good episode.

I mean, that's something that's something we said, I said like within 30 seconds starting

instant talk, I'm like, man, I, I feel like from the tender of chat that like we were saying

like that to bad episode, I would try to keep you in the effect that like, it's a good

episode, but it's not the episode we want. It's superfluous. Like the whole point of

this episode, the whole point of this episode is to explain why Ellie decides to stay against

all odds to try to fix up Joel. Right. But the entire last episode led us to that conclusion

that finally they love each other. And you know, you sacrifice for the people you love,

for the family. I mean, this has been a theme. And you know, it's not. So like if this

episode came out on Thanksgiving of this year, and they were able to put some snow in

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