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The episode was very frankly, I liked it HBO created as usual. As we are used to, from HBO an integrated directorial episode and actor Pedro Pascal mastered the character of Jules I think this episode was like what we used to from the episodes of The Last of SV in the past weeks The directing the details and the world surrounding the characters are perfect and the writing of the main characters The series was perfect but the talk about the choice of actors on both sides so for me I see them as normal choices and did not reach the required level I think the building of the main characters has been completed and the strong events will begin.

I had never heard of director Jasmila Zbanic until I watched this episode, and I would like to congratulate her, because for me this episode was so far the one that made me feel the most back to what I felt when I played The Last of Us for the first time .

It's impressive how the director finally managed to transmit everything that this wonderful game conveyed, something that I missed a little in all the previous episodes. Not that I didn't like the other episodes, I did, but none had been as special as this one.

Now I hope the next episodes maintain this quality, which was what I expected from this series.

Another episode of the Last Of Us down and only 3 to go !

The episode was quite good, there wasn't anything major for the majority of the episode but it really focuses on the weight that Joel is feeling, now that Joel and Ellie get to Tommy they are allowed to breathe for a while and because of that it's like Joel had no time to process everything that had happened and keeping strong for Ellie, well now it's hitting him like a pile of bricks. Seeing that Tommy has moved onwards with his life I think also takes a tole on Joel.

We get some great one on one scenes with Joel and Tommy and also Joel and Ellie.

The episode overall is quite good, another great adaptation from the game hitting some key scenes and the episode leaves us wondering what will happen now !! 8.5/10.

After a pretty good start, the last two episodes -- this one in particular -- have officially won me over.

The best thing about The Last of Us is people having believably like people actually would in these situations. In this episode, Joel reveals his fears and his weaknesses. This is no wooden action hero, this is a three-dimensional human being. The drama over whether he and Ellie would part ways was not overplayed, but just as it needed to be, with realistic emotions, reactions, and changes of heart.

The next best thing about the show: there is real suspense. And this doesn't come from zombies popping up around every corner, a la The Walking Dead, this comes from precisely the opposite. Six episodes in, there have only been a few choice scenes of infected attacks. That actually *enhances* the dread when you're watching the show. My wife and I cringed the whole way as Joel and Ellie took their five day ride to find the Fireflies, watching through our fingers at the same time we laughed with them and enjoyed watching as their ersatz father/daughter bond deepened.

As a reviewer for The Verge put it, "Sometimes you don't need violence and zombies. Sometimes you just need human beings hanging out at the end of the world."

The Last of Us is the first series -- or movie -- that I'm aware of, brave enough to do this. It took some risks at the beginning, and there was some necessary set up. But once Joel and Ellie got rolling, it's only gotten better with each episode.

(Not so much for the people Joel and Ellie encounter, though, who tend to almost always wind up dead.)

Great show, can't wait to see where it goes from here.

This episode was the opposite of the previous episode that was action packed and full of life-threatening tension and excitement. This episode, conversely, has very little action, and it has tension of a different kind--emotional tension. It focuses on character development rather than fast paced adventure, and I think it's a good contrast to the previous episode. The good thing is that you can expect to get back to action in the next episode. It is not as good as the previous episode in terms of how much fun it is, but when the bar is set so high, then you can't expect every episode to be the bomb.