Welcome back to We Know Scripted TV where today we know the last of us, season two, episode three.

Hello everybody.

Mike Bloom, I'm back.

A certain character isn't.

So we're going to talk about the loss that was felt there.

The next steps that are taken both quite literally in the journey of Ellie and Dina, as well as everything going on in a community in mourning.

But of course, it is a beautiful morning when I get to talk with this person, someone who I would gladly travel alongside to all ends of the earth and coast to coast as well. It is Grace leader. Grace, how are you? Good morning. Or I guess bad morning? We're just morning. Welcome back, Mike. You're here. Joel is no longer with us, but you're back. So yeah, happy to talk about

season two, episode three with you. Yeah. So obviously, a major shift in the state of affairs

in multiple ways. Obviously, we have sort of the macro and micro destructions of the world as we

knew it on The Last of Us and both the

invasion of Jackson maybe is how I would refer to it as well as of course Joel's

absolutely brutal death and so the follow up from it is always going to be an incredibly

tough act to follow and so we are going to get into exactly what that act is.

You know, when it comes to, we're going to have yet another time jump here of a few

months to allow Ellie to feel from at least her physical wounds, perhaps not her emotional

ones.

We're going to see exactly where we're moving forward next, both from a location perspective,

as well as from a plot perspective.

So, Grace, when it comes to where things were going next, did this episode meet up to those

expectations, namely from a pace perspective?

I'm going to talk a lot about pace in this episode, both in my thoughts about last week as well as

this week.

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