When Daddy Joel cries, I cry 😭 The Last Of Us S01E06 "Kin" Reaction
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Does Bella ever not give a great performance when that camera runs?
Man they REALLY nailed that scene where Joel and Ellie have that discussion about him leaving.
100% agree
@Mary Cherry Very weird that my comments ain't showing up but my replies to others comments r 😅
Nah they didn’t but it was a good adaptation
I didn’t think they hit it as well as the game tbh. Think Bella Ramsey overacted it a touch. As great as she’s been in this show.
@@kjek1 tbh I think the game is a little over dramatized at times. Maybe just because it’s in a show format, conversations feel a little more real. Really dug vulnerable Joel conversation with Tommy more than grumpy Joel in the game
"You have no idea what loss is" omg. Pedro's voice is so perfect.
It was sweet to see Dina have a cameo appearance. Looking forward to seeing more of her in season 2.
The beginning of this episode was SO GOOD because I feel like it really showcased how indigenous people (I'm Navajo) really don't give a shit and will still cracks jokes, tease, and be super hospitable at the same time.
They nailed it! We'll still make fun no matter who you are or what the situation is but we'll still feed you as well 😁 That "Hoolllaayyy" had me laughing so hard 😂😂
Loved it too...i am indigenous from canada...and we are the same up here
one thing to point out, you can really see the PTSD coming out of Joel when he finally is safe in the settlement and has to "stop". you can see both Joel AND Ellie had their issues already popping up.
like Joel getting those moments when he starts gasping for air ( what i think could be some sort of panick attack) and him seeing flashbacks of his daughter he lost YEARS ago. when Joel was walking through the town at night alone he was... constantly in his thoughts about his daughter. then when his walking up the stairs in the house very slowly... touching things as if his in a spaceship. as if scared. and when his opening up to his brother he explains he sees nightmares he cant even remember. the guilt the pain of the loss of losing his daughter. Joel most likely has not processed any of these since he was constantly on survival mode.
and Ellie too, seeing how the other kids were living and comparing it to the life shes had. and finally realising just how messed up it all was for her compared to these kids who never saw struggle.
Ellie unlike the other kids was never watching the movie in the theatre. she was constantly looking around reading people. nervous, jumpy. as if looking for threats. she or Joel cant relax like the others because their mind is a warzone.
and when they both finally can stop for a moment, with no threats around to distract them they finally let out how they feel to each other at the room they meet in. they start to crack a little,. its great detail but i have seen this and experienced this myself. when you go through enough trauma its only when you finally STOP that your mental health issues wich your traumas caused you, start. wich is why on the road surrounded by constant threats Ellie and Joel were fine mentally per say, but here in the settlement we see a side of Joel we never saw before. we see him cry. its only when he was forced to stop and just BE, that we really see just how broken both Joel and Ellie are. we see this with war veterans as well for example, when they come home from war they can never get used to "normal" again. something we see with both Joel and Ellie. and when Joel was walking through the town, he was... constantly in his thoughts about his daughter. then when his walking up the stairs is when i noticed these people are not used to normal. and it will take them a LONG time to heal and maybe find a bit of peace inside their minds. i myself have all my childhood traumas torturing me now 12 years later. i almost killed myself last night i cant take it my head is so loud even though my surroundings are silent. i love this show and its realistic attention to realistic details. this episode made me cry so much
i love Tommy, what a brother, that was a big thing to ask but he said yes because he can see how messed up his brother is. Also he's somewhat relieved that Joel found someone he is willing to protect and die for again.
Pedro has added so many more layers to Joel I just know everything is going to hurt so so much more.
This is the most vulnerable we’ve seen from both Joel and Ellie yet. We know watching from Joel the desperation to close himself off to preserve whatever humanity he doesn’t want to lose yet and him breaking down in front of Tommy is indicative of how much he’s barely keeping it together.
Ellie, on the other hand, is a whole different kettle of fish. This is where her abandonment issues begin to boil over the more she loses her innocence; between being orphaned by her parents, being pawned off by Marlene, losing Riley, Tess, Henry and Sam, now she has to watch her father figure pawn her off and abandon her too? This girl can’t catch a damn break; it breaks my heart when she repeatedly tells him “Don’t leave me alone”.
Don't forget Riley...
You could almost say: "He hadn't felt afraid until he met Ellie."
That wife from the beginning is my favorite person in the apocalypse now
Can we please praise Bella Ramsey's American accent.
I think we already met Dina in this episode. This is the one Ellie yelled at while eating. And if it's the same one who sat next to her in the cinema.
Next episode we will probably get an Ellie flashback with Ashley Johnson.
Also in Part 2 when she’s telling Ellie about the first time she saw her it is something very similar to what we got here (she tells about a skinny girl eating all they’re food)
Yup, in the 2nd game Dina and Ellie are talking and Dina says she remembers seeing Ellie eating all the jerky when she first got to Jackson.
I also figured it was her, also, there was an Asian boy sitting close to Ellie in the theater, maybe it was Jesse… or not, but I don’t know, it could be.
The next episode is titled "Left Behind", so that should follow the DLC campaign with Riley. It'd make sense to include Anna (Ashley Johnson) as part of that.
Ashley Johnson's character is Ellie's biological mother
THIS was the episode. I was wondering when I was going to forget.
I honestly forgot she was in GoT until you said her name at the end.
Bella owns the Ellie character now. She OWNS it.
In my head she was that "awesome fiery little lady from Bear Island," but now...She's Ellie.
This episode took the post-apocalyptic western vibes to a new level and I love it
Joel was the MVP in this episode
Another amazing episode, great reaction vid, hah yes they were here in Alberta Canada to get the Northern lights in the sky. The university is next to where I live it’s pretty awesome 👍🏻
I worked in Yellowknife for a year and got to see the Northern Lights almost every night. It was actually amazing.
Great reaction I love the continuity and flow of this reaction. Wel done
love your reactions.
Mary you reactions is the best I tell you cause you are very very real all the way love from Singapore ❤️
It's filmed in alberta canada.
We get the northern lights there often.
US also gets northern lights.
Mary you are such a rocket. Btw the show was filmed in Alberta Canada.
this is about 2 hours where i live in Alberta Canada such a beautiful landscape!
If you have had a panic attack you know what it looks like.
The native auntie and uncle had me in tears, years into the apocalypse and they're cracking sarcastic jokes as an uncle and auntie would😂
The skies look like that anywhere from Colorado to the west
That couple at the beginning absolutely killed me 🤣🤣
The sheep reminded me of the end of the second game
Hi Mary u look so pretty ❤, I love you reaction to this episode And Crying got me crying to 🥺 , good heavens Joel found his brother And we all know that Joe and Ellie cannot be apart from each other Their bond really gotten us all together And let's hope Joel is OK in the next episode !
One thing the show does that I think is an improvement on the game is that it shows Joel as being much more flawed and vulnerable. Don't get me wrong he was certainly flawed in the game too but he was like a one man army sometimes (which works for the game). But here we see Joel having panic attacks, we see him going deaf and being slower, we see him struggling in fights more. He still a big threat to anyone he meets but it's done in a more realistic way here and I love it.
Honestly this show so far has been a great example of making a great adaptation. It doesn't have to be EXACTLY the same as the game but the things it changes are largely I think improvements on what the game already did and I'm here for it. I think that's the key with any adaptation, if you are going to make a change, make sure the change is for the betterment of the story.
Great epi, damn
This was filmed a couple hours from where I live. In and around Canmore Alberta 🇨🇦 in the Rockies. The mountain shots above the town are called the 3 sisters. The comment ellie made about the color of the water is because it is water fed from the glaciers which give it a turquoise color.
Great bonding episode for Ellie and Joel and a great acting episode for Pedro and Bella. And yes, Mary, I had no idea what a DivaCup was until now, lol.
This show just keep finding new ways to hurt your feelings 🥲
never realized there would be first nation representation in the last of us, yet here we are.
Of course First Nations would survive the apocalypse 😉 They both did a great job in this episode 🖤
Joel being afraid loops back to Bill's statement in Episode 3, that he was never afraid before he met Frank. This is Joel's moment. He loves Ellie. By the end Ellie is afraid too. What a great way to build toward that moment. What I feel like they're building toward is that the old Joel is still there, but he has something to dedicate it to now and god save anyone who gets in his way.
You have great insight about that. Joel locking those feelings away and refusing to process them. Ellie bringing those feelings to. That’s why therapy is so important. Unfortunately, that’s not really a choice in the apocalypse.
Anyways, another great episode. I totally thought that was Dina too. Really looking forward to the next few episodes. The second game is definitely worth finishing. It’s complex.
Well, professional therapy isn't. But I saw some parallels here with Joel having nothing but nightmares about Sarah, and at the end then actually seeing her in a good moment. People who played through Part 2 will know both examples that I'm talking about here that are relevant to this and how it relates to processing their traumas.
I think especially Jackson is the type of community where it is possible, some certain people and their bigot sandwiches aside.
That whistle called my dog into the TV room
Great reaction
This episode man. The feels. As a fan of the game I freaked when I saw Ellie in the window. I was unsure how they would handle Joel's injury. Like, yeah they could do rebar but I mean, getting stuck in the gut with a shiv is more survivable. It works
was waiting for this!!
3:55 I can whistle with only mouth too but I still have no idea how to whistle with fingers in the mouth. finvgers in mouth can do much louder whistling. My father can whistle with fingers in mouth and I still havent figured it out in 20+ years.
So good. Wow
They definately have sprinkled other references to the second game in already that you would have missed. I wont say anything else but when you finish the game and rewatch the show you will get it.
I always find it interestimh when people think the Northern Lights are the coolest thing. I live in Canada and see them all the time, so you kind of forget how cool they actually are.
Is it just me or does Gabriel luna really sound like Tommy in the game 😅
+hellspartanz4775
I noticed that too.
Very much so
I'm a dude and I did know what Yat cup was. You bet so give my my virtual cookie Mary!!! 😄
Crazy episode
Every episode is a try not to cry challenge
"I dont know how to whistle"
proceeds to whistle
…the way they were whistling
That was a good episode 🤟
I liked your singing.
1:30 Hold up, it's Joe from Die Hard with Vengeance.
This was by far my favorite episode6 number 1 number 2 is episode Bill and Frank third episode the first one out of my top 3 favorites
The TV shows definitely gives you more depth in reality of what you're watching compared to the game version because of the actors and actresses they did they're doing a phenomenal job of bringing these characters to life same for the writers and giving us parts of the game and then giving us new stuff that we didn't see in the game and changing it up for people that never played the game that only want to watch a TV show version of it but still combining game and TV show
I’m sure someone mentioned that the colors in the sky were the Aurora Borealis AKA “the Northern Lights”.
Graham Greene (Marlon) and Elaine Miles (Florence) [the couple in the cabin that Ellie stole one of the rabbits from] Are always a pleasure to see.
Joel, the character id 56, the actor is late 40s. Tommy is Joel's younger brother, presumably a few years younger. So Tommy could legitimately be in his 40s, if there's a large age gap, like myself and my baby sister, Well, she was born almost a full 14 years after me, my brother was born 2 1/2 years before me
As someone familiar with both the games and the DLC, I choose only to reference points in the game that have already passed in the current or prior episodes of the show.
Me when they reached Jackson: :')
Me when they enter the hall: ;_;
Me when they show REDACTED: T_T
Me when they show Shimmer: OH MY FUCKING GOD STOP!
Damn TLoU 2 PTSD.
You really want to rewatch this episode after you finish Part 2, because the amount of references here are insane and you can only really appreciate Jackson and what the show does here when you're all the way through it. Glad to hear that you're continuing as well, when's the second episode coming? :)
Yea there are several states where the Northern Lights are visible
Algo que no se ha mencionado es que en la versión doblada al español de la serie, utilizan al mismo actor de doblaje qué en la versión doblada del juego, y es sorprendente ver como en las comparativas qué hacen en redes de los mismos textos este señora o actor Adrián Wowczuk logra un mayor rango de interpretación en la serie, diciendo las mismas frases en el mismo orden. Te trasmite más, existe una mayor intensionalidad en su voz, para este actor de doblaje mis respetos y felicitaciones.
5:02 Hello teenage Dina. See you in season 2.
+Trikeboy2
I knew that was her.
i loved the old couple.
5:03 Dina!
Yup M, another brilliant episode - Pedro Pascal owned this one!
I haven't played the game yet (already bought it on Steam, just waiting for it to get release next month), but does Joel have a military background? The way he said "contractor" reminded me of PMCs (private military contractors). That's a fancy name for mercenaries, that's why they call mercenaries "contractors".
Nah he did construction like here. If he had more history it wasn't mentioned
No Tommy is the one with a military background.
The term contractors can imply a wide variety of things. In the military scene it can be anything from mercenaries to the ammunitions manufacturers, all the way down to the mundane things such as pillows, bed frames and the bars of soap you shouldn't drop in the showers. Everything is supplied by 'contractors'.
In the civilian world it's very much the same. Joel was in construction. You have a hole in your roof? Well, go find a guy, sign his Contract and he'll fix it up. That's why they're called contractors, plural, because they function on 'per-job' contracts, instead of one single contract like you would have if you were to work a regular 9 till 5.
But you probably already knew this 👍
eres preciosa..........me encanta que expreses tus sentimientos sin vergüenza..........i love you
I love EP6，much lines&scenes of game。even there's an original joke made by ellie!(dam)
(Every Sunday night after work)
Friends: Hey, want to go out & grab a drink?
Me: No thanks. I'm gonna go home & cry for an hour.
as a non gamer, this eps is a 10 from me ngl. and is my 2nd fav after eps 5. i did look up the game scenes for this and i would say the show does it alot better especially the part where joel and tommy reunite. i can already see its a little different than the game but i hope they make the next eps as good as this one
❤
Joel told Ellie in the truck Tommy joined the Army right out of highschool and a few months later they shipped him to desert storm wich was from August 1990 to February 1991 you normally graduate maybe very beginning of June so him being shipped off would have been in 1990 and he would have been 18. Joel was 36 in 2003 minus 13 he would have been 23 in 1990 so he should be about 5 years older than Tommy according to what Joel said
Thanks for telling me about the diva cup, I’m a man really don’t know what it is
5:03 if you know you know...
Honestly could be the alternative title of this episode. The amount of references & foreshadowing for Part 2 & future Part 1 stuff is actually insane. No one that hasn't played through both games or watched playthroughs of them would even know & be able to appreciate what they were doing with this episode.
@@Dark__Thoughts Totally agree
This episode brought me to tears a lot. I always cry whenever I see people deal with anxiety, or be vulnerable. The one dislike I had (if you can call it that because I still enjoyed it) was the conversation where Joel did open up to Tommy.
In the game, Joel isn't as vulnerable, but kind of hints toward it. It's when Tommy sees Joel with Ellie that he knows why he's asking. Because Tommy knew that Joel was growing attached to Ellie, and couldn't stand to lose her like he did Sarah.
I cried during the talking scene, and I enjoyed it, but I think the game did that moment better. I liked that Tommy realized why Joel was asking without him having to say it.
I totally see where you're coming from, that being said I think any given day I might prefer one over the other. Either way great performances from Troy in the game and Pedro in the show.
@@strangelandian
Same here
its strange watching this from the dorm of the university that they filmed this at.
03:16 as an icelandic sheepfarmer with over 600 sheep I can tell you: No. No they are not. Neither are they quiet nor do they do what they are told 😂
That certainly was Dina looking at Ellie.
I like that they’re adding more “flaws” to Joel. The second season will make a bit more sense this way.
Pedro and Bella have an amazing chemistry just wish this show would stop me crying please
It was a bit hard not to cry at Eliie's speech to Joel.
Pretty much the whole of Jackson is an Easter Egg for the second game, they did a fantastic job of recreating it, not quite perfectly but in a little bit of an earlier stage than it is in the second game. I was kinda sad to not see Gustavo sitting on his rocking chair with Buckley by his feet, though.
And can we just talk about the [sorta maybe kinda almost spoilery] bit where Ellie says to Joel "You know you could have just made something up. I would've believed you."? JFC the foreshadowing is strong with this episode!
Seeing someone react to Aurora Borealis is interesting, do they not have that in Australia?
It’s called aurora Australis and only shown the further south you go. I’ve never seen it personally
Joel is 56 and Tommy 50
I appreciate how the show gives more emphasis on Joel’s age, in the game dude is old but is still a beast running around everywhere and punching people so hard that they die, which is very cool on a game, but live action would feel very unrealistic.
The last of us was shot in Canada.
I just realize it men about Joel dreams to live in an old farm and have sheep ranch, and Ellie the one who gonna continue those dream because Joel yeah if you know you know, and she will make that happen like she did in the second game
The confession scene between Joel and Ellie was perfect in the game, so it is almost impossible to surpass, but they did it great though, just that the original was god tier in that scene.
You are very émotional
+jugementlogique
Aren't we all?
@@thealjohnsonshow2188 no
@@jugementlogique
Sucks for you.
I'm a guy, thought the "diva cup" was a contraceptive and was f'n really confused as to why the hell Maria would give her that. Thanks for the explanation rofl.
My only nitpicky thing for me is during the argument, I was waiting for Joel to say “You are treading on mighty thin ice right now”, and was slightly disappointed that we didn’t hear it. But overall, I loved that scene.
I've honestly never really liked that line very much and was kinda relieved it was replaced. Not sure why, maybe I just found it corny?
@@Drforrester31 nah it was realistic that’s exactly what country folk say
I’m assuming Mary didn’t play Part 2 yet? 😂 if you know, you know!
Pedro Pascal is much younger he's 47
I think the horse's name is Callus. At least in the game...
Kinda. It's the name that Ellie gave them. A little sad they didn't mentioned it at the campus.
in the second one it's shimmer though
@@tiagoalves2056 They literally showed Shimmer in that episode…
Yes, Shimmer was in this episode and I loved it but when that girl who was watching Ellie eating with Joel appeared, I lost it hahahah so many Part II references
Mary, YOU MUST WATCH “THE BOOK THIEF” fantastic WW2 movie
Yep if you don't finish Part 2, you'll definitely miss out. You already missed out on a farm and sheeps.
Very strong episode.
Awesome seeing Tommy and Maria in live-action. If idiots have a problem with Maria being race-swapped, screw off. Also, I believe I saw Dina from Last of Us 2 in the dining hall. If you don't know who Dina is, look her up, since she's an important character.
I also loved seeing the live-action version of the famous argument scene between Joel and Ellie ("You have no idea what loss is"). It was just as beautiful and sad as it is from the game.
Also, Joel's breakdown over failing to save Sarah was heartbreaking. I know hardcore fans will cry foul at that, because "that's not Joel is about". If you truly understood Joel, you would love that aspect of the character even more. I bet you Pedro Pascal wins an Emmy for his acting here.
Also also, if you truly know Last of Us, Joel ain't dead. I promise you.
I'm excited for the live-action Left Behind DLC next week, especially finally seeing Riley. I also hope to see Ashley Johnson, aka the original Ellie, appear in the episode.
Again, I love this damn show!
Never played the game so I was shocked that they killed Joel. Guess she's gonna have to reload a save from prior to Colorado.
In the northern states, without the modern world's(in the TLOU universe) light-pollution, you CAN see the aurora borealis without a doubt.
Get ready for your comment section to be full of the girl Ellie yelled is probably Dina 😂
In the Podcast Neil and Craig said that, that girl was an Easter Egg.. but didn't say directly that it was Dina. :D
@PlamoPhil also I don't think it was the woman who's face they used for dina
@@HellSpartanZ cascina caradonna!
Well I was about to post that but now I won't lol
I don’t think either Carcina or Jocelyn are actress (just face models) so I wasn’t expecting them to be cast)
Joel's fears of failure drives alot of Joel's more extreme choices later on. (SPOILER for end of the first game). when Tommy tells joel he is having a kid and the whole exchange between them in the bar shows us that the choice joel makes FOR ellie at the end of the game was very selfish one.. joel convinced himself he could be happy now that he has a "purpose" in ellie, and letting her sacrifice herself will completely rob him of the one thing he thought he had found again. Joel NEEDS ellie to need him, he NEEDS to succeed in "protecting" her and letting her sacrifice herself means he has failed "her" yet another time, just like he knew he would (in his mtind). the fate of mankind is NOTHING next to the failure of not being able to "protect" her, to keep her alive, it would reinforce all his fears and failures and he couldn't accept that, he would rather doom mankind than face that failure again! it wasn't a noble gesture, sure yah, it may have been out of love, but even hoel knows that he saved ellie for JOEL! joel didn't save ellie because he thought it was the right thing, he saves her because he NEEDED her to live for the sake of his own sanity and sense of purpose.. why do u think he lies to ellie about what happened at the hospital for so long?? joel knew ellie would HATE HIM for robbing her sense of purpose just to save his own! ppl who played the game can probably recall what she tells him eventually right? I won't go into it since it's something she tells him in the 2nd game, but ellie WANTED die with a sense of purpose, she wanted to give her life to save others! Joel knows that! that's why he LIES to her about what went down at the end of the 1st game. I'm not saying if joel was right or wrong (it depends if it's on a technical or moral level), what I am saying is that there was nothing Nobel or heroic about the choice he makes for ellie at the end.
Weird that my Gabriel luna sounds alot like Tommy in the game comment isn't showing up 🤔