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One of the best episodes of television in 2023.
Indeed ❤️
Best of all time
I don't know about best, but it was definitely deep. It told a beautiful story in a horrible end of the world scenario. Great acting. Love this show.
There wasn't really "controversy", it was just an angry and vocal minority of people being angry and needing to rant about it on the internet. The main thing was homophobia, and homophobia thinly disguised as them being upset that the story of these characters deviated from the game (which is a non-issue, because the guy that created the game co-wrote this episode). Similarly, some people were salty that the entire episode was Bill and Frank instead of Joel and Ellie. However, the vast majority of audiences loved this beautiful episode.
It still blows my mind that we could fit so much emotion into a single episode of characters that we JUST MET. We got to spend so much time with their story, literally from beginning to end. It was such an incredibly well done episode, on both sides of the camera.
7:28 Think back... The pancakes Sarah could not make because they had no mix. The Biscuits offered from the neighbors but was refused because Joel is on a diet. The raisin cookies that Sarah didn't like. And the Cake Joel forgot to bring. All could have infected them but did not.
This is such a cool detail. Wow. Thanks 😍
What I really like about this episode is that, even though this is probably the most the show deviates from the source material, it does so in a way that shows the writers really understand and respect the game. Bill is a foil to Joel in the game, he's rejected Frank as a liability and is warning of what Joel could become if he continues to be closed off to other people and only focused on survival. In the show he's still a foil except he's embraced Frank and is a positive example of the life Joel could lead if he realizes there are more important things than survival.
Amazingly put 👌 i loved Bill's letter and the message he had there. We didn't know the game, so for us this was just perfect.
It's great to know that even though it's different from the game, it's still a loved episode by game players and lovers.
29:03 Rule #32 (if you know you know). Bill & Frank an epic Love Story we didn't know we needed. Thank you HBO & Naughty Dog. Bill knew how to Survive. Frank knew how to Live. 33:03 Frank had ALS. 36:45 What makes this scene more beautiful is in the Show's Universe the Same Sex Marriage Law was never passed. So Bill & Frank are sticking it to the Man one last time.
quite literally.
The fact that Frank picked up a fight with Bill to clean up the whole street for Tess and Joel to visit!!! LOL!
Totally 🤭🥰
"Frank" won an Emmy for White Lotus S1. He's sooo good. And uses his natural Australian accent. "Bill" is going to win an Emmy for this episode.
They really deserve every award they get 👌💪🏽
You can be a ‘survivalist’, prepaid for tragedy, protect your family, and also have a social life, and be successful and happy at the same time. The key is balance. There’s nothing wrong with being a little prepared as long as you don’t let it absorb your life and alienate you from the world. I have property, and I would consider myself prepared but I also have family, and friends, and I enjoy farming which is a big part of it, being self sustainable. 😎
When it comes to Frank and Bill, I don’t see why people make a big deal about them being gay men. Even if you don’t like that thing, it’s about 2 strangers coming together and having a beautiful relationship in a would falling apart. The story would be the same if it was 2 women, or a man and a woman.
It’s interesting because this episode deviated from the game, game Bill is alive and is very bitter and cold and is completely alone after losing Frank, him and Ellie really do not get along and it’s more of a warning to Joel what he become if he pushes people away since they’re both so similar. Even though it ends sadly in the show, Bill and Frank still lived the best they could’ve probably out of anyone, they lived relatively long lives and were happy and Bill decided to let someone in, so in the show with his letter he leaves it’s more the opposite since it’s more of a message to Joel that even though it’s tough and there’s more to lose, letting people in can make you happier since you aren’t only just surviving but you’re living as well.
It’s why I love Bill and Frank because Bill knows how to Survive but Frank showed him what it’s like to live. Even the brother in this reaction would say stuff like ‘what’s the point?’ ‘There’s no reason for that, they can’t reproduce’ which is kind of that kind of black and white attitude whereas living isn’t just about that which is what Frank shows. The sister tends to get the emotional side straight away with knowing that Frank is a romantic so even if it’s pointless he would still want to get married, because those things matter to him since he still wants to live his life and not only just survive. There’s no hate or judgement when I say this! It’s just interesting because it’s similar to Tess and Joel, people view things differently and I think having both sides as a pair is a good balance
First two episodes had me going " Wow, it's the game but better!" , this episode had me going " Wow, that's a MAJOR deviation from the game - but it's BETTER!" Game-wise "Bill's Town" is just an action shooter with elements of story and lore, by going off-game this episode the showrunners proved the game adaptation model could work by eliminating gameplay in favor of story and intent. I did miss the nail bombs though.
bill was more of a smart ass in the game lol
such a beautiful episode. I love all of the small moments that are showing joel is caring for ellie: giving her his jacket to keep her warm, making sure she’s eating, explaining what happened, not wanting her to see the skeletons, and then helping her buckle her seatbelt. It’s so sweet.
Also, I found that letter from bill to be so moving. you can tell that joel really took it to heart because he and bill are so similar. for bill, his purpose was frank. for joel, his purpose is now ellie. bill was just surviving before he met frank-frank taught him how to live. there’s no point in living without love.
bill and frank’s story encompasses the whole point of “the last of us”-keeping love and connection alive in the midst of tragedy and darkness. it’s just so impactful!
Couldn't agree more. It really is such a beautiful episode with all of the small and important details ❤️
Love on earth now is better than 'repopulating the earth' for the future. Earth will be ok, life is humming everywhere.
Not that it's really relevant, but I've been extremely alone and isolated for about 5 years now. I interact with a therapist and maybe a gas station clerk once a month, but being alone doesn't take an apocalypse. Though it sometimes feels like I'm in one. All my family is dead and I have no friends. I do have two cats...I sing to them lol
It really was nice make up work for the show. Besides bill and frank, Tess played by Anna Torv, her make up episode 1-2 was fantastic aging her up, and wearing her down. This episode was her natural look.
For the last day of Bill and Frank they used the theme music from the movie "Arrival". If you didn't see that movie, you should.
All the best from the Netherlands!
Thanks 😊❤️
Oh my god, I never picked up on that but now that you say it, it 100% is! I can’t think of another time a show or movie used a theme from an unrelated project!
She hasn't been outside her whole thats why she's so curious and in awe of almost everything
I think Ellie was looking to see the trapped infected was still "human" and when she realized it wasn't she killed it.
That's actually a good idea 🤔 it's possible, she's probably really curious about them because you can never get close to one and see.
Cumberland Farms is a chain of shopping marts in ... well, Massachusetts, at least, not sure elsewhere. I actually grew up an hour west of Boston so what's crazy about this show is a bunch of it is around places I grew up in.
Although some of the landscape betrays that it was actually filmed in Canada heh. Like, some of the mountains you see early in the episode? Yeah, eastern Massachusetts doesn't have that; it's pretty flat and close to sea level.
This is so cool that you can recognize your places there!
You had the same experience in Stranger Things, right? You had your childhood experiences there with the time and fashion ✨️ that's so cool.
(Sooo sorry if i made a mistake and it wasn't you that said it then🙈🙈)
@@thosesiblingss No, it was me, thanks for remembering!
You two are so good at figuring out what will happen. Ron and Ayala completely got the gay thing. When I first saw it, I had no clue. Nick Offerman (Bill) just played it so well. You even got the dual suicide. Ron even got the "romantic" word.
About the marriage: Same sex marriage was not a thing in 2003. Only Belgium and the Netherlands had introduced it as well as 2 states in Canada. So it is natural they did not have the idea.
Thanks!
Some of the criticism of this episode came from those who had played the game and were disappointed in the changes the series made, mostly having to do with the fact that in the game Joel and Ellie meet up with Frank and they missed that interaction, which is fair. But a lot of the criticism came from those who objected to the "woke" depiction of Bill and Frank's relationship, which just misses the entire point of this episode and says more about those who objected than it does about the quality of the storytelling of this episode.
They meet with bill, not with frank
That is correct, my bad.@@carlossanchez-us9dl
Woke? lmao. It's just a gay relationship and most of those "critics" are just hate to see anything gay but only when it includes two dudes; but they are somehow okay with two women doing it. They cannot evaluate the story, dialogues, acting, art direction, details, use of camera, angles, sound, music and all other things that makes the show. What they have missed that they were already gay in the game as well. If they ever able to think while brainlessly shooting brainless zombies, they could have seen that in the game too.
It’s hilarious how people say that they made their relationship woke… as if Bill wasn’t gay in the game either, like people seem to deliberately act dense about that because it was pretty clear in context that he’s gay and Frank was his partner, we actually just got to see Frank this time and made their relationship sweeter rather than ending messily. Of course it would’ve been cool to see Ellie and Bill interact like with the game but I think this makes sense for the tv adaptation
Being a person who has loved this game since it came out, yes, I was looking forward to a Bella Ramsey / Nick Offerman showdown between Ellie and Bill. However, not having that, I think the writters gave me the best story I could've asked for. I now have two versions of a story I love. The one where Bill turns out bitter and an the one where he learned how to live while teaching Frank how to survive. There is nothing I would change about this episode. Nothing I would change about the series, period. But thank you for explaining it in such a great way.
The writer of this episode said Frank was fading because of Parkinson’s disease. That’s why he couldn’t control his motor functions.
"what I say goes."
Yep I am watching it go, right out the window. Lol
I wasn't surprised that I cried at an episode of this show. I WAS surprised by the storyline we got...
Also, note that in the real world gay marriage was legalized in Massachusetts just a few months after the zombie outbreak happens in this world... so in TLOU gay marriage was not legal.
we take for granted how easy it is to get food and other basic needs.. it is hard to imagine going without take the famous quote by Vladimir Lenin: “Every society is three meals away from chaos” think how the world would be if it didnt have 3 consecutive meals and didnt know when it was going to get another... everything would collapse..
There’s nothing selfish about not wanting to suffer anymore or watching the person you love suffer because they can’t do anything to stop what’s coming. I hope you never experience it… but you probably will.
Fun fact - Jakarta, Indonesia is home to the worlds largest flour mill 👀
In the last of us world the pandemic started in 2003. At that time gay marriage was not legal in the USA.
The first state legalized it in 2004 and became legal country wide in 2015.
Yes! Thanks for the video 💜💜
Thanks for being here! ❤️
54:57 For those who hated on the episode beyond mere homophobia, they characterized the episode as filler that did not meaningfully contribute to the plot. They stated it could have been removed and it would not effect the story line.
You might figure it out later in the episode, but when Ellie says "since it's just the two of us, I was thinking maybe--" and Joel cuts her off with "no." She was going to finish with "... I should have a gun." 😂
sometimes opposites really attract, don't they? and as for Ellie, her behavior is easy to explain - look at what kind of world she grew up in! and Tess said it herself: - you have really big balls, sister!. 😊
Totally ✨️
Great episode. I am not homophobic, however that doesn't mean that I didn't squirm at the first kiss and the bare chested bedroom moment. However, by the end I was very invested in the relationship and was definitely touched by the tragic, yet sweet ending. Masterfully done. It's a love story -nothing else.
I know it only applies to America, but her asking why they weren't married before? Well if happened before 2013, no one in the history of ever has ever been legally married.
The pandemic happened in 2003. The first time gay marriage was legal anywhere in the us was in 2004. Bill and Frank were also old enough to live through the aids and gay shaming period of the 80es. They had simply never lived in a world where gay marriage was an option.
Issues, interesting.
I think this episode is fantastic and one of the best changes to the show. But it is a little sad to not get the great interactions between Bill, Joel, and Ellie.
Omg that would have been perfect 😭 but the ending of the episode was so beautifully done, that we are not really complaining 🤭
@@thosesiblingss I agree. The show did wonderfully. Especially since it makes the game worth playing because of the considerable differences if either of you play games.
U forget the main point of jesus. LOVE. This guy needs to get a broader horison. Im an athiest. Just be kind. and love. Whats wrong with u bro.
Please increase the volume on the show so I can actually hear some dialog.