Red Mosquito

wease wrote:Assuming that’s a “no” and knowing there’s a season 3 of the show coming, does that mean they’re just going to drag out whatever happens in Part II over multiple seasons? Or will it be like Game of Thrones and will the show just have to go its own way?

not sure if season 3 is already a thing or not. For what i understand as someone who havent played the game but knew the story, im suprised in just ep 3 and we already reached to that moment and now Ellie is already in seattle.

Im loving it really

Season 3 has been confirmed. They are splitting the second game into two seasons.

Thank you MD

VG, season three was announced before this second season started.

didnt knew that, interesting

VinylGuy wrote:

wease wrote:Assuming that’s a “no” and knowing there’s a season 3 of the show coming, does that mean they’re just going to drag out whatever happens in Part II over multiple seasons? Or will it be like Game of Thrones and will the show just have to go its own way?

not sure if season 3 is already a thing or not. For what i understand as someone who havent played the game but knew the story, im suprised in just ep 3 and we already reached to that moment and now Ellie is already in seattle.

Im loving it really

That big moment happens very early in Part II and Ellie takes off for Seattle almost immediately.

In a way, this entire forum would be happy for any excuse to go to Seattle

Nice Binaural shoutout

Anyone else sing the back up vocals during Take On Me?

The people who had tickets to Benaroya Hall must have been piiiiiiiiiiiissed about the apocalypse.

Simple Torture wrote:The people who had tickets to Benaroya Hall must have been piiiiiiiiiiiissed about the apocalypse.

Missed this and Return of the King

Two comments:

The action felt very flat in this one bordering on dull. Never any doubt that they would get out of the mess with little issue. It was super easy, barely an inconvenience at all

I appreciate Mazin doing the “what if humans were the real monsters” trope in the after show. That never gets old.

I mostly liked that episode. I'm excited about the flashback stuff as it looks like it'll be covering stuff only alluded to in the game.

I like that ep a lot, and loved the subway scene.

Spoiler: show

cant really understand these girls...i mean she is pregnant and you still want to kill those dudes? wtf just go back to your awesome hood and live

VinylGuy wrote:I like that ep a lot, and loved the subway scene.

Spoiler: show

cant really understand these girls...i mean she is pregnant and you still want to kill those dudes? wtf just go back to your awesome hood and live

I'm a bit the same. You've gone through so much just to survive. So live baby, live.

Was the line:

Spoiler: show

“I’m going to be a dad”

In the game?

Bi_3 wrote:Was the line:

Spoiler: show

“I’m going to be a dad”

In the game?

No. She asks, “Is it mine?” which is a far superior joke and line.

Ensign9 wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Was the line:

Spoiler: show

“I’m going to be a dad”

In the game?

No. She asks, “Is it mine?” which is a far superior joke and line.

Maybe the dogmatic source material followers aren’t so wrong after all

Mecca wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Was the line:

Spoiler: show

“I’m going to be a dad”

In the game?

No. She asks, “Is it mine?” which is a far superior joke and line.

Maybe the dogmatic source material followers aren’t so wrong after all

Maybe. So many writers now are just completely inward looking. They can't write the conceptual or fantastical because they are drowning in the self, so they fall back to writing what they know which is their own joy, fear, hurt, and sometimes fetishes into their work which results in the tried and true tropes and with their own troubled psyche's spin on it. Therapy culture maybe? There do seem to be a lot of therapists in TV shows. I dunno. This show though is particularly vulnerable to it, to losing sight of this tale of humanity struggling with it's place in the lingering aftermath of the apocalypse and replacing it with a script writer's trauma dump.

Bi_3 wrote:

Mecca wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Was the line:

Spoiler: show

“I’m going to be a dad”

In the game?

No. She asks, “Is it mine?” which is a far superior joke and line.

Maybe the dogmatic source material followers aren’t so wrong after all

Maybe. So many writers now are just completely inward looking. They can't write the conceptual or fantastical because they are drowning in the self, so they fall back to writing what they know which is their own joy, fear, hurt, and sometimes fetishes into their work which results in the tried and true tropes and with their own troubled psyche's spin on it. Therapy culture maybe? There do seem to be a lot of therapists in TV shows. I dunno. This show though is particularly vulnerable to it, to losing sight of this tale of humanity struggling with it's place in the lingering aftermath of the apocalypse and replacing it with a script writer's trauma dump.

Do you go to therapy?

Mecca wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:

Mecca wrote:

Ensign9 wrote:

Bi_3 wrote:Was the line:

Spoiler: show

“I’m going to be a dad”

In the game?

No. She asks, “Is it mine?” which is a far superior joke and line.

Maybe the dogmatic source material followers aren’t so wrong after all

Maybe. So many writers now are just completely inward looking. They can't write the conceptual or fantastical because they are drowning in the self, so they fall back to writing what they know which is their own joy, fear, hurt, and sometimes fetishes into their work which results in the tried and true tropes and with their own troubled psyche's spin on it. Therapy culture maybe? There do seem to be a lot of therapists in TV shows. I dunno. This show though is particularly vulnerable to it, to losing sight of this tale of humanity struggling with it's place in the lingering aftermath of the apocalypse and replacing it with a script writer's trauma dump.

Do you go to therapy?

I take it out on RM instead