The Last of Us 1x5 REACTION!! "Endure and Survive"
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00:00 - Intro
01:21 - Reaction
18:05 - Discussion: I'm SO Bummed
18:48 - Agree to Disagree
20:04 - Ish
21:49 - Sam Being Deaf
22:37 - Little Girl Clicker
23:18 - Kathleen
27:37 - Bloater
28:30 - Changing Ellie
29:00 - Comicbooks of Childhood
30:07 - Who Collected the Infected
31:33 - Game Sam vs TV Sam
34:28 - Noise in the Underground
36:08 - Final Thoughts
39:46 - Patreon Poll
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Bella's reaction to Henry shooting himself was phenomenal. It wasn't over the top. Just a muted scream and shock.
The sound she made gave me chills. She’s an incredible actor.
That is the moment from the episode that gets me every time. Have watched a dozen or so reactions but each time I hear her make that noise it is amazing.
I actually felt it was too subdued. Ellie is a character who tends to wear her emotions on her sleeve, I expected a more emotional reaction.
@@williamdavis8076 I honestly don't think she is. Ellie suppresses her emotions all the time. In the Bryan scene last episode she was very affected by it but trying to act like it was all fine (Immediately saying "I'm ok, let's go"), she refuses to talk about Riley or confront that pain, and even in this episode Sam tells her that he can't tell when she's scared, and the end of the episode she leaves the grave before Joel, again trying not to fully confront it for longer. I think Ellie very much tries to hold back her negative emotions, but she expresses her positive emotions outwardly as a mask which is why it might FEEL like she's an honest character emotionally.
@@williamdavis8076 seemed to me more like a numb, shocked scream especially after seeing Sam shot
bella’s acting with ellie’s horrified whimper is just so amazing
That whimper destroyed me
They actually brought extras in to shoot themselves for that scene
@@pooty195 damn my hourly rate better be crazy to come in and shoot myself in the head off-screen. Not even getting any exposure.
@@pooty195 I heard Alec baldwin was a guest consultant
@@bismilah9017 💀
The resolve in Henry's eyes when he looks at Joel after killing his brother is heartbreaking. With that one look you know he could never live without his brother and you know what he's going to do.
Yep, the longer he held on to that gun, the worse that feeling of dread became. 😔
Im sure the actual act had a big impact too
he survived but couldn't endure!
"I am the bad guy. Because I did a bad guy thing."
@@Oliver-tp2sd shit is redundant anyways RIP
The worst part is technically Kathleen got what she wanted anyway, only everyone died for it.
Which plays perfectly into this show and games’ story about revenge and how in the end, it really damages everyone. Kathleen foreshadows what’s to come later for Joel and Ellie.
You can turn it around and say Henry caused all of it, but couldn't save Sam anyway. He set everything in motion by betraying her brother.
@@kmjkmjkmj Another way is that if Henry didn't set it in motion, Kathleen wouldn't become the leader and Fedra would still be raping and killing the citizens, like y'all are saying the situation is fucked either way u slice it 😅😅 it's just dark no matter what you do in this scenario
I thought it karma when she like kids die all the time and then it was a kid clicker that got her
@@kmjkmjkmjright such a parallel to the second game with Abby’s grief
Kind of wild to think that if Ellie hadn't touched Sam's shoulder he would have sat there literally forever. Infected mostly hunt by sound, Sam is Deaf so as an infected he can't hunt unless someone's in his sightline. If she had left him alone he would just stare at that wall forever.
*Sigh* Man that hits hard 🥺
Oh god, that never even occurred to me. There is something so poetically tragic about that. I had originally thought he had turned in his sleep, and hadn't noticed Ellie, and than turned around, but this makes so much more sense that he simply turned away from her when he was turning, and than after it took hold it just remained frozen in place because of its deafness.
I mean eventually Henry would have come into the room to get his little brother.
I never would have thought about that in a million years. I just took it at face value because that's pretty similar to how it plays out in the video game, but yeah, it actually makes a lot more sense here.
Omg
Ellie's 'I'm sorry' is also because she broke her promise to stay awake. Sam ended alone.
I think it's more because her blood didn't work, but that could be part of it to.
And Sam faced the other way so he wouldn't attack her when the infection takes over.
@@DR3AD47 Yes. Him waiting all night - or until he's lost - is very sad indeed. He really faced Ellie's fear of ending alone.
Man, I hate you for this sad ass comment 😅😔
@@dionnel8882 Sorry, it's The Last of Us.
And the fact that he has never shot or killed anyone and his first time doing so was his own brother that he loved and fought to protect. Seeing him processing that in his head was heartbreaking
This comment 🥺
4 moments of acting I just LOVED in this episode (chronologically)
1. The face Sam makes before reaching out for a hug after finding out that Dr. Edelstein is probably dead (and he is)
2. All of Joel's reactions as he covered Ellie, Sam, and Henry with the sniper. Particularly when his face and hand were trembling when Ellie was trapped inside the van with the clicker child
3. After shooting Sam, we cut to a shot or his blood pooling in the ground. There's this split second moment where Henry looks like he's about to throw up and he keeps that down. Just seeing all that blood (he's not a violent person, remember? He has never killed anyone), his brother's blood, made him physically ill
4. Ellie's whimper at Henry shooting himself. It just feels so goddamn real. And then that perfect, synced double tear drop.
I’m glad someone else appreciates the subtle moments like these that add so much to the scenes
i also loved Joel's asshole tone when they first met Sam and Henry :) That was natural comedy right there.
First person Henry killed was his brother…
@@carltontaylor6500 Technically Sam died when the cordyceps consumed his brain, but yeah it is very tragic
@@MM-vs2et Unfortunately that's not the case. In the first two stages, the infected individual is still completely aware and trapped inside their mind. It's not until the Clicker stage does the brain just kinda give up. But even then they're still there, just in a coma basically.
Sam was probably screaming inside his head, begging Ellie to just leave. Trying to stop his body from attacking her to no avail.
"Puppets" is what the doctor in the beginning said. It's the scariest, most realistic infection I've seen.
As a big brother myself, and someone who is familiar with the game, that bear hug at the beginning between Sam and Henry already had the water works going.
The second Henry took the shot and lost his purpose in life immediately broke me and I couldn't stop crying for 30 minutes. I had to go to a Super Bowl party after and driving over I started crying thinking about it.
Always hug your family guys. I hugged my brother super tight after watching this episode.
Omg that made me cry 😢
You`re a fcking good brother!
Pussy ! .............
jk you're a good brother
Yes brother this episodes moved me to tears also!
I lost it watching this. After it was over, my fourteen year old was sobbing into the carpet. He's an older brother and all he could think about was his own little brother. :(
The wait for this felt like an eternity.
The wait for the next Last of Us episode is worst.
Endure and Survive for another reaction.
Yeahh.. like refreshing the page from 5 to 5 minutes
Facts
Thought it was just me
The way Joel says “Henry no!” right before he shoots felt so real.
...And Ellie's guttural wail.
@@ameliacraiig4193 Agreed. Just so shocking.
That whole scene broke me, the acting was top tier.
Ellie trying to help Sam with her blood was a great addition to the story as it goes to show how determined she was to help Sam. They’re showing us how much a cure really means to her, which is a perfect lead up to her character arc in tlou 2
That's a great point. Reading between the lines i think Ellie knew just rubbing her blood over Sam's bite wouldn't save him. she did it to help her friend feel less scared. The look on her face at the end of the episode was probly in part meant to convey her renewed determination to find a cure not only for humanity in general but so Henry and Sam's deaths wouldn't be in vain
I am hearing and my grandparents are deaf. I grew up in a bilingual household with ASL and English. It always blew my mind when hearing people would realize they were talking with a D/HH person and would suddenly become awkward and quickly give up trying to communicate with them. I try to encourage those people, “Just try! You don’t have to know ASL! You can mime! You can write! Forget about embarrassing yourself! What matters is you treat them like a person!” So, I very much loved the inclusion of Ellie having this friendship with Sam as a Deaf person. Because Ellie truly loved learning to communicate with Sam and getting to know him. It showed their bond and understanding of each other. ❤
Who cares!? I just wanted to be entertained by good story telling, but I guess those days are gone to make room for the "virtue" that is HBO.
@@kicksmore HAHAHAHAA you're dumb.
Even the cast and crew learned ASL and communicated with Sam's actor, Keivonn Woodward, behind the scenes. It's really sweet
@@wtimmins No you are. You're the blind one.
@@kicksmore All you do is spew hatred in ALL your comments. If Black people or LGBTQ people aren't for you go watch reruns of FRIENDS or something else.
4:48 The reflection of the laundry shop’s orange strip lines up with Henry’s face, making it look like Sam’s face paint!
Woahhhh nice catch
I spotted that to. Haven't seen anyone else bring it up.
I think it's a testament to this show's quality that 3 grown men who all played the game and knew this was coming are all still deeply emotionally moved by Henry and Sam.
The child clicker being acted by a 9 year old gymnast and contortionist just blew my mind. She accompanied the Bloater's awesomeness beautifully.
Also, anyone who says they aren't sold by Bella Ramsey's performance as Ellie by now is lying. She was incredible in this episode.
Bella's performance is subjective.
the only thing that’s kinda missing is the awkward body language Ashley -Williams- Johnson gave to the character in the game, which is fine to leave as low priority when you’re on screen and filming live action; my favorites choices Bella makes are the look she gives Henry when they’re pinned and the whimper she lets out when Henry wakes up to find out about Sam
@@UrWrongKiddoLol All performances are subjective
@@UrWrongKiddoLol wrong. A performance cannot be subjective, it is either good or bad. Objectively, Tommy Wiseau is a bad actor and has proven this over and over. Objectively, Bella Ramsey is a good actor and has proven this over and over. Another example would be
Now what IS subjective, is whether you LIKE her or not in the role
@@blinkachu5275 Well said.
Yayy time to cry all over again! Really hope the actors who play the two brothers, Lamar Johnson and Keivonn Woodard, get lots more work and maybe even some award noms out of their awesome performances. They were already clutching on to my heart right from the start, their interactions were soooo sweet, that by the end of the episode I was an absolute bawling mess. Damn this show for constantly making me cry!
I can't believe they got Keivonn from sending out tweets hoping for people to come audition 😅😅he was so good and ofc Lamar too
Correction….anyone who isn’t sold by her acting by now is probably a pedophile and just upset that they can’t oggle a “pretty” 14 year old girl.
Yes! Great writing and great acting cannot be beat!!! I have about 10 to 20 reactors that I enjoy and this episode affected me every single time!!! Still very heartbreaking!!!
11:18 in the behind the scenes podcast, Druckmann and Mazin say that the old guy is tired. He’s ready for death but is unable to deliver it himself so he sees an out with Joel. That’s why Joel pleads with him.
That’s interesting… I really appreciated Pedro’s choices in his expression: “you know I have the drop, I know what you’re going to try, I’m still asking you not to”
I am pretty sure he also knew what Kathleen would do to him if they got past him.
It's an interesting mirror to a moment later on. I liked the choice to shift the narrative point to this section of the story instead.
Very interesting how a similar scenario that isn't seen but explained in Last of Us Part 2 by the character Owen who was forced to turn on a friend who threatened to kill him if he did not execute a member of another faction who had decided to retire to fate. The grim moral complexity and human experience of the second game can't be stated enough as it's overshadowed by a circumstance of unfortunate controversy.
Yeah. There was a look of resignation in his demeanor.
The story is obviously sad, but the actors for Sam and Henry made it hit even harder. Amazing performances, especially by the actor who played Henry, but the fear that Sam showed in his last scene was heartbreaking.
Even knowing how Henry and Sam's arc plays out, I was still shocked. Bravo to Lamar Johnson and Keivonn Woodard, a true masterclass performance.
The themes they hit with Kathleen & her brother and Henry is. So much. Foreshadowing, it's so good
Bout time someone said it. Kathleen is acting out the same way as a certain character does.
@@HeresAtta Not exactly. There's definitely some foreshadowing there, but the character in question is not fully like Kathleen as they choose not to go all the way twice.
I'd say Kathleen shows us how far a person can go, while what is to come will show us how it's possible not to go THAT far. Sorry if I'm vague. :)
@@RestlessTome understandable. I think the confusion is rising from the vagueness of both of these comments (for spoilers sake). I now realize that the statements above could be made for both E and A.
I was definitely talking about A. The original comment may have been talking about E.
spoilers below...
A - Abby
E - Ellie
In the game, there are lines from some of the newly infected where the person inside can be heard. Particularly in the beginning the first ones you meet eating that guy, the women can be heard saying "I don't wanna" and crying. Its probably the most terrifying thing I've heard in a video game period. They're fully aware at least up to a certain point. The Cordyceps as Eric said controls the muscles of the ant not the mind so they really are just a passenger.
Wow 😢
Joel's face while he was shooting sold that action scene for me. It drives me nuts when people are shooting just squinting down the barrel with no expression. You could see how Joel was panicking while he was shooting
exactly pedro definitely sold Joel's panic while still remaining disciplined enough to hit his shots
I'm not ashamed to admit how many times I refreshed your page to see this pop up... Love your guys reactions. Show is amazing so far!
Henry who has managed to live for 20 years in a very violent world without killing someone having to shoot his own brother, his purpose, his one person worth saving... 😭😭😭
Eric looked so drained by the end of this episode haha. I'm right there with you man this show is amazing and heart breaking all at once.
okay but the terrified groan ellie does when henry pulls the trigger at the end.... just woah. go back, feast urself in the acting. 17:03
Bella Ramsay's portrayes Ellie's personality perfectly. During that last scene, her acting was shockingly good. That expression on her face after Harry dies too, tears, etc.... She is a truly talented little actress.
By the way i was shocked and my jaw was on the floor when found out she is 19 (!). Nineteen!!!!!! Whaaaaaaat?!
We get it
Ellie's half cry out when Henry shot himself was so...genuine. It's a sudden cry without words, because you don't have the chance to process what's happening....and it fades because you know it's over. He can't hear you now. The sadness. The acceptance. Such an amazing reaction.
Such top tier acting right there, that scene broke me.
The child actors killed it in this episode - Keivonn Woodard (Sam) and gymnast Skye Cowton (little girl clicker). Bravo little ones.❤
Also Sam being deaf made his facing the window mean his Infected self would not attack anyone until he actually saw/felt them. So if Ellie had told Joel and they all just walked away, he may have never known.
This episode was filled with amazing acting. From the amazing comedic timing between the main 4 to Lamar's last scene and the pain in his eyes to Bella's reaction to Henry's death to the crazy fear in Pedro's face when he's up there with sniper rifle to Keivonn's every single scene. The acting is on a whole other level in this show. And honestly I don't see how they won't sweep everything come the tv awards season.
I played the game so even though I pretty much knew what would happen I was still saying like every 10 minutes “wow they’re really twisting that knife already”. Just giving us moments like Sam and Ellie talking about the Savage Starlight comics (which I hope to god Dark Horse comics comes out with a limited series of that comic) and then playing soccer was so beautifully heartwarming.
And then we get to the scene I had been dreading throughout the episode which was the night Sam was infected. And they made it EVEN MORE heartbreaking by Ellie trying to heal Sam with his blood and failing. But what really broke me was that the very first time Henry ever kills someone, even if they’re infected, that it was his baby brother. Then ending it with Joel and Ellie burying them, and Ellie writing to Sam “I’m Sorry”.😭😭😭😭
Having Ellie try to heal Sam and failing to and her later resolve to get to the Fireflies so they can somehow make a cure just sets up perfectly Ellie’s conflict later on with Joel when he takes that choice of saving the world away from her.
Yeah, i watched the cutscene again after this, and it happend almost identically, except that Sam never told Ellie that he was infected. Just makes it so much more powerful when Ellie still kinda naively tries to fix it :/
I never played outlast and I was blindly optimistic that it would work… only to be so wrong and so devastated.
@Captain Pike-a-chu although i hope the show explains why Joel did that. In the game you find notes from other doctors that said they already did the operation on numerous kids that were all immune to the infection and they all died with nothing to show for it. so it justifies what Joel did, and Part 2 never went into that and just made Joel seem like some monster.
Ellie's "I'm sorry." could mean soo many things. Her apologizing for not being able to stay awake with Sam throughout the night, Her not being able to save him with her blood after she tried to, and her apologizing for him getting bitten in the first place. This whole episode was soo well done man, top tier acting, especially at the end.
You guys are the first reactors I watched who aren't just like "Kathleen sucks, she's terrible!", but also considers Henry's and FEDRA's role in all of it.
It's amazing how Kathleen and Henry actually got the same motivation, the love for their brothers and how they're ready to sacrifice everything and everyone to revenge/safe their brothers.
Tbh the final scene in this episode hit me harder than episode 3. That one was sad in a romantic kind of way, while this one was pure desperation. Sam having never had a chance, never had a life like Bill and Frank, and Henry having done everything he could to protect him but still it was not enough. Damn. Hits hard everytime I see it in a reaction. Brilliant acting too.
The way both Kathleen and Henry’s stories foreshadow Ellie and Joel’s journeys is just chefs kiss. Will they end up like these two or make different choices? It’s so interesting. Love the way this show is thematically tying everything together.
Yep.
Dude I live in Kanass and I saw all of the city in ruins. I even saw a place I went for my birthday. They remade it so well. They even went into the building my parents used to work at. They did great making this look so real.
its all shot in canada.....
@@TheChromanoise that's embarrassing haha
@Albin I found it to look just like kansas, though, and not only me, but a lot of people have been talking about it. They made it very realistic. I litterly said, "They remade it so well." And I'm not totally sure about the office building I was talking about, but it had all the same features.
@Albin Yes, which makes the fact they recreated KC so accurately even more impressive.
Ellie’s fear is also terrifying. She truly does have a reason to fear being left alone.
Sam being young hits harder, ellie's whimper when henry killed himself, joel being nervous, panicked and worried when he cant get a clear shot of the girl clicker inside the car... that bloater scene was well done... sam facing the window kind of showing since he is deaf, its better to not to face toward ellie... and when they released the behind the scenes of hbo's youtube channel of episode 5 and learned the kid actor who played sam is really deaf.
Even though I've watched the playthrough many times and knew it was coming, seeing Henry's death in a live action role just hit differently. I love how this live action adaption adds a lot more character as far as character development and emotions to the game.
Bella Ramsay portrayed Ellie's personality perfectly. During that last scene, her acting was shockingly good. That expression on her face after Harry dies too, tears, etc.... She is a truly talented actress.
By the way i was shocked and my jaw was on the floor when found out she is 19 (!). Nineteen!!!!!! Whaaaaaaat?!
Loved this episode, it started slow, when they entered the sewers it went up to 10/10.... but that combat at the end? It was A+ S+ movie level perfection. And that emotional last scenes...
Don't forget to leave your review/score at imdb, rotten tomato, support quality story telling.
The way I see it is when Kathleen's brother was killed and she took over. That just removed the compassion of the brother's leadership and allowed them to be as ruthless as they needed to be to take down Fedra.
If I recall correctly, I don’t think I’ve ever seen that many clickers and stalkers at once at all in the games. That was so intense and I loved it
I didn’t think anything was going to hit me as hard and Bill and Frank, and I was 100% wrong
Oh shit im sitting here teary eyed again... when he tells ellie "stay awake with me" is when i lost all of the water in my eyes. As a father to achild who isn't as verbal it really hit home for my wife and I. We were no good
Research on cordyceps infections in carpenter ants tissue shows that the fungus pretty much leaves their brain alone, and mostly infects muscle tissue. So it's less mind control and more body control. So it's fully possible all infected are still alive and aware but incapable of controlling their own bodies
So many thematic connections to the second game in this episode. They are obviously setting up the table for season 2 and beyond!
And I agree with Eric. That shot of the infected running toward the city was great.
I took the sorry as more of an apology for letting Sam turn alone. She promised she’d stay up with him in his final moments and she let him down and he turned alone. Exactly what she’s afraid of and she let it happen to another.
Also love the detail of her being at the kids table in the bunker and moving west at the end, showing her grow up.
The wait was so worth it. You guys are the best. I’m so glad you’re reacting to this show
haven't seen it discussed anywhere so far but back in episode three when ellie knifes the infected that was trapped in the cellar it looked a little like the infected mouthed "help me" which leads me to believe they are at least a little still "them" inside
I loved Ish in the game! It really built the world and the horror within it
I've always wanted an Ish spinoff show/movie or something
Calvin seems to be going through it at the end of all of these episodes lol
Hope you're well, dude :)
The tragedy of Henry going the entire outbreak without killing anyone, and who his first kills are . . .
The bloater was like the Undertaker, coming up from the ground choke slamming everybody lol
I've watched everyone else's reactions, and now I'm super happy this just came out!! I always love watching your reactions, especially for this series!!
That sniping scene is a lot like the game, Joel going up top to cover them. I really like the subtle differences but also the little Easter eggs they add is amazing
We've all seen the game and still knew what was coming yet it didn't change how hard it hit.
Perry's death was BRUTAL
I appreciate you all letting your true emotions show during this episode. It was a rough one.
i feel like the person might be aware while the fungus is in control for a little while, but eventually it takes over/eats away at too much of the brain. with the clickers, for example, you can see the fungus has grown so much inside their head that it literally slits their skull and grows out, so at that point i don't think there'd be enough brain left for the person to still be in there. just my two cents!
Every single react video I've seen of this episode has someone call the Bloater a 'BIG BOI!' and that makes me happy
I've waited patiently for this and its here
been waitin for this since friday !!😮💨
I like when ellie pulls out her gun, joell notices it wasn´t in her bag. Then in the classroom, joell looks at ellie when he sais " maybe they didn´t follow the rules and got infected". Its a subtle thing i noticed
33:17-33:50 That is actually kind of the premise of the show Van Hellsing lol. The "zombies" are vampires and if they bite the main character OR if she bites them, they turn back into humans lol.
Great reaction guys keep them coming! Aarons reactions to hard moments like this always get me.
Kathleens brother was the one who brought everyone together and untied everyone under Fedra's control. But he was to kind and forgiving that the Resistance never moved forward.
Kathleens only helped in one way, she was unhinged enough to "pull the trigger" which setoff the rest of the resistance to follow through. But after that moment Kathleen had no more positive use in the Resistance. What they needed immediately after taking down Fedra was the brother.
On rewatch I think the shot that sticks out the most to me is when Joel looks at the bridge before entering the house. It's an instant but you can tell he's thinking about simply leaving to Wyoming by himself and not bothering with the sniper. What an episode, excited for the reunion with Tommy in the upcoming episodes. RIP OG Tommy, Bloater and kid clicker were highlights too; Calvin and Aaron also thought of the girl in ronny/lily from Barry haha
@Darkstar I’ve seen more than one person with this take, and I really don’t understand it. Joel might not completely feel it yet, but he’s attached to Ellie and won’t just abandon her like that here. He was just looking at the bridge to see that his goal is close and they’re almost out of danger.
huh? i saw it more as him confirming Henry was right about the bridge being behind the last house
Unfortunately, the immediate result of Kathleen's revenge / hubris is that everyone in Kansas City will be overrun by infected. If she has simply let Henry and Sam go per the wishes of her brother, that scenario with the sinkhole where the infected pour out never happens. One could argue that, based on the scene in Ep 4, it was close to happening anyway.... but since they knew about the issue beforehand, they would have been better prepared to defend themselves or push back against the infected. What I'm trying to say is that Kathleen sucks and I blame her. lol
She reminds me so much of Abby lmao
I just want to say that Bella is amazing, her acting amazes me every week. Can't wait for the next episode but at the same time I don't want the show to end
Bella Ramsay's portrayes Ellie's personality perfectly. During that last scene, her acting was shockingly good. That expression on her face after Harry dies too, tears, etc.... She is a truly talented little actress.
By the way i was shocked and my jaw was on the floor when found out she is 19 (!). Nineteen!!!!!! Whaaaaaaat?!
@@MolnarG007 she has an innocence that videogame Ellie doesn't have, and I love it. Also, I know! She was 17 when they filmed this season tho, she's amazing
@@CataRDJ Thanks for the info about the little actress age, that it was shot 2 years ago, didn't know. While badass personally for me there is some innocence in game Ellie too.
Fantastic serie, quality is superb, heading to imdb and rotten tomato to show my appritiation for this quality work by rating it up. (some serie are super bad with same or even higher budget.... must take my hat off over work well done.)
Every time an episode drops, it will always shatter my heart
They did this sooo well
I worked on a show with the stunt coordinator for Barry and he lit up when I asked him about the Lily episode. He’s known the the girl and her family as stunt people for a long time. She did almost all of the stunts. Wade Allen is the stunt coordinator, absolutely amazing.
A building I work in can be seen when they're overlooking the city! Pretty cool that they actually got shots from KC.
The most impressive thing is how they introduce new characters, make you care about them & their well being all in 1 hour
This damn show. It has easily and quickly become one of if not my absolute favorite shows ever. How real and desperate everything feels. The acting is promise from literally every single person. Ellie's gutteral but silent cry is so emotionally stirring and all around this show takes me on an emotional roller coaster with every episode
Great reaction, Sam's question is terrifying because there are points in the game where newly or recently infected can be heard crying and begging themselves to stop. So it will be horrifying and potent if they bring a moment like that in the show where you do realize that people who bit are alive and aware inside as the infection spreads in them.
I really liked that detail to Super Henry with the reflection of the shop
Spoilers from the game (and sort of this episode):
In the game you can sometimes see the infected sobbing when they are not aware of your presence. They also gag when there biting or feeding on a corpse.
The fact that Sam is humming when Ellie approaches might also point to that.
At the runner stage the brain definetly isn't damaged enough for the person to be "gone".
21:25 I feel the same way about the "filter" and its absence in other media, it's a really interesting topic regarding videogames
Big ups to Calvin for watching the episode and not looking down to take notes every minute. I doubt the notes even add much. Eric even looked away, took the cap off, and put it back on without writing anything.
26:46 *Calvin:* _"…without having left. Without having any communication."_ 📻 I believe *Kathleen* said that *Henry* had a radio, which is why she said that he may have called in mercenaries.
I kept refreshing RUclips waiting for this video to come out. I loved this episode
At the beginning of the episode when the flare gets shot up I half expected Godzilla's foot to appear haha.
16:16 The way big ginger on the left diverts his eyes to the side.
😭😭😭😭😭
I absolutely love you guys. Honestly my go to reactors!
"Extremism breeds Extremism"... a very true social observation.
Loved the reaction guys!
1 second into the reaction and felt the need to comment since I just finished watching the episode myself. Hard to type with tears on my screen but, in my opinion, this is the best episode yet. Mainly because I forgot what happened in game from last episode forward, so the ending of this episode was shocking and made me incredibly emotional. More emotional than the first half of episode 1, which I thought wouldn’t be possible.
Fuck, the thought that we’re alive at this point in time to witness one of the best shows to date (for me at least) made me happy
Looking forward to the reaction!
This episode took me in such a way that I couldn't cry, I just felt a huge squeeze in my heart
I don't know if it's been mentioned, but the actor that played Perry, the bearded dude, is the actor that did the voice of Tommy in the game. I didn't realize it myself until later.
There was just something about the brotherly love they had throughout the entire episode that got my eyes watery a few times. That last scene was unbelievable. I don't even know what you'd call the noise Ellie made when Henry took himself out, but it was so disturbingly real. This show has a way of making you imagine yourself in similar situations like when henry had to shoot Sam and had zero time to process what happened and he ended it before he could think much about it, that was ROUGH....
I wonder how much fun it was to be in charge or choreographing the big fight scene at the end and putting together all the little details of it
Henry was right, there were no infected in the maintenance tunnels. Those tunnels were a closed system for a limited number of buildings like the bank. That place where the bloater was putting pressure on the floor wasn't part of that system. The maintenance tunnel ended a block away from where the clickers finally emerged. When FEDRA drove them "underground" it was into the sewer system, the only place that would hold all of them. What they should have done was kill them and not contain them. It was over those 15 years that the bloater went from runner, to stalker, to clicker and then into that monster. What finally happened with the infected horde was a result of FEDRA's bad containment strategy.
Anthony wasn't a shit shot like Joel thought. He hit exactly what he was aiming at, he just wasn't aiming at them. His orders were to call it in when he spotted them but to pin them down and keep them there until Kathleen could get there. She wanted to confront and kill Henry herself, she doesn't get the satisfaction of revenge if some sniper does it.
Craig Mazin had a back story for Anthony that explains why he drew down on Joel when Joel had the drop on him. He said Anthony lived a good life for 60 years before outbreak day and then 20 more in a world gone to hell. He was done, he wanted to die but he couldn't do it himself. So he used Joel as a kind of suicide by cop, forcing Joel to shoot him.
At the end of the show Joel also took Henry's backpack.
Ellie has been told that she was the key to the cure so of course she thinks her blood is the cure. She's 14 and doesn't understand how any of this works.
The funny thing is even if a vaccine could be made from her immunity, there's no realistic chance it ever becomes a practical reality. The thing about something like a vaccine is scalability. How will you produce it and scale up production to supply millions of people around the world, let alone the US population that are pockets of survivors scattered across the country. There is no infrastructure, no medical establishment, no central government to make this happen. It ain't gonna happen because Marlene and her merry band of Fireflies want it to.
The existence of a cure would create even more chaos as different people and factions would fight over it. Whoever had control of it would have immense power and we've seen how even a limited amount of power leads to the worst in everyone. The clickers won't go away because people are immune. Ellie is immune and as Tess said it won't stop them from tearing her apart. Either humans learn to live in the new reality where they are the prey and not the apex predators or they learn to deny the infected new hosts. They work together to build communities that are more than just QZ's. That are self- contained and locked down, not by a fascist dictatorship but by accepting that what they are doing is the only solution. To deny them new hosts which ultimately results in the fungus dying out. Of course, it would take years, maybe generations to do this. And as Joel has said, somebody breaks a rule and the whole thing goes back to shit. Then the world is like KC, everyone is dead. First the humans and then when the last one dies the fungus dies without any more hosts which is their only means of reproduction. Everybody loses.
Thank You for the reaction. ♥ Episode 5 was amazing. 👍 Probably my favourite episode so far. The story of Henry and Sam was so moving and the infected attack was very intense.
I think every end of an episode of TLOU I need to watch a Puppy Bowl to lighten up my mood.
Great acting as always and great reaction guys.
Every single episode rips out my heart one way or another. I kind of knew what would happen since I saw a play thru of the game but still 😭 What fresh way will they find to rip my heart out next week? This show has been amazing and I feel they are doing an excellent job adapting the game.
If I had any doubt about Bella Ramsey as Ellie before this (never doubted from day one) her reaction to Sam and then Henry's death, absolutely would have erased it completely.
Just phenomenal acting all around in this episode.
Also hats off to the cast and crew for learning ASL for Sam's actor Keivonn Woodard, who is actually deaf. Watching the behind the scenes of the episode, alot of them didn't know it beforehand but they specifically learned it to be able to better communicate with him.
Especially Bella and Henry's actor, Lamar Johnson who Pedro said picked it up so quick.
The care, attention and love they have put into this show is absolutely incredible. It better win so many damn awards because it deserves to.
I love this version of the music of the intro
I like how aaron is emotional when Henry kills Sam but then once he’s pointing the gun at Joel, he stops and is like wtf and then once Henry kill’s himself he’s back at being emotional 😂
Calvin's silent processing reminds me of his reaction to the Red Wedding in the Game of Thrones. Great episode fellas