Hello everybody and welcome back to another episode of NerdSoup. My name is Ruben, joined here today with

Aaron and we are back to review The Last of Us, Season 2, episode for day one.

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Good to have you back, Aaron.

Yeah, and I mentioned on the last review how excited I was for the rest of the season because of the strong start.

I thought that this episode was also really strong.

I think the ending was a bit more abrupt than the last one.

I think the endings for these episodes have been pretty clean,

even though it's obviously a story being told over the course of seven episodes.

There goes that word obviously again.

But a lot of fun moments, the way that they've been using the zombies and incorporating that threat has been really scary and fun and epic in those moments. They really just keep topping themselves. And the stuff that was directly adapted from the game, seeing Jeffrey Wright as Isaac, his character, getting a bit more backstory,

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