The Last of Us | Frank Is Ready To Die 

It was such a wonderful and touching story. It didn’t even need to really push the main plot to add more perspective on a torn and devastated world.

You're bar must be pretty low if you think this scene is anywhere near the Greatest of all time lol. Bunch of woke gay trash

Aww come on, murray was good, but Nick absolutley CRUSHED it. He took a relatively unlikeable character from the game and managed to somehow turn him into the most hilarious, heartwrenching character in the whole show. Hes the best performance in the series bar Bella Ramsay

big big agreed on that, like nick offerman really transformed an otherwise unmemorable character from the game into a highlight of the franchise. i already loved TLOU, but offerman’s performance in the really elevated the series as a whole.

Some people are just flat out idiots that can't identify genuine fine art even if it hits them in the face, like those who who think the Earth is flat...or those that try so hard to defend part 2's god awful "Story".

It didn't progress a story at all... Third episode should not be a spin off when advanture is just beginning.

@@F0RCEK92 It did (albeit mostly at the end), it's not like Bill's Segment in the game was all that story relevant or fascinating.

This could have been a movie. Just incredible. I’ve never seen such a magnificent episode of TV.

Cause it was stupid and not needed. They couldve kept them hating eachother in the end l.

You are what ?

@@FlagadossSupremestraight, loves the opposite gender like male female relationships

That's what I'm wondering. The hell happened? Was there a huge time skip or something?

​@kefka3 Some small time skips but I'd think between Bill getting shot and Frank being sick, the cost of a lost society has greatly caught up.

​@@LordNinja109 what was frank sick with?

@jasonsulham1979 I don't think they said anything specific but it was probably cancer

Bro just be glad they didn't try to cgi pedro's face

Thats’s amazing!! 🤣🤣🤣

Fill and brank

No😊

He mightve been in agonizing pain

Underrated comment

Lol we were OK but then you immediately started ramming it down kids throats both metaphorically and literally

​@@snigie1What an out of pocket thing to say to a stranger based on absolutely nothing. The guy basically said homophobia = bad. You are clearly referencing a sphere of people on the Internet this guy may not have any affiliation with.

@@snigie1you're abruptly and undeservedly accusing him of pederasty... I'd say takes one to know one, bro

Maybe Gluten Free flour? Like rice, oats, almond, coconut, chickpea, yellow pea or others?

Not all flour was contaminated and it may not be wheat flour. Acorn flour is a common foraging food for example

Bill grew all vegetables on his own

It's pretty heavily implied that this is cancer, not AIDS. Hence the comment about the "door to door MRI salesman"

@@martiantornado6113 they weren’t PREParred enough for the apocalypse, wakka wakka.

Yeah, not gonna lie, you really forced that one lol.

@@andyroobrick-a-brack9355 ❤️❤️❤️

What do you gain by lying to yourself?

Bro why did u click this video then

You have bad taste

@@Ybarra117 I wouldn't know. I just don't like the writing.

@@jakekilemade3313 hadn't seen most of the series. All that gay stuff doesn't work

It’s not specified but based on his symptoms it’s probably something like ALS or MS.

Cancer that most likely metasticized to his spine

Just saying "love me the way I want you to" is a very selfish thing to say.

Don't be sad they had a bittersweet ending and story

What I love about this scene is it adds value to the ps4 game. Now that we “know” Bill, we can love his cute albeit terrifying town all the more. This is why we have writers. This is lore. World building. It is everything.

@@Catdad666IMO you can spot the exact moment that Show Bill splits off from Game Bill. It all comes down to their argument where Frank wants to paint the houses and cut the lawns and make the town look pretty and Bill doesn’t want to waste the resources. I feel like Game Bill put his foot down and said “no, we have to prioritize conserving resources” and thus he ended up a sad man all alone, whereas Show Bill agreed and he had a happy life with the man he loved and they died in each other’s arms.

@@judsondriscoll3308 appreciate your time. Good take. Watch out for clickers.

Yes that is one way to do it. Or, alternatively, you can make it abrupt and horrifying, violent and brutal, an underline to consequences of their action and the world they live in. And set the stage for those that loved them to respond to it, to grow from it. Like Sarah's death. Like Joel's death.

@@Izawwlgood I suppose that is a fair retort, though I do feel like what happened to Sarah was more of a Tragedy that could've happened to anyone, while what happened to Joel felt way more like a "Deus Ex Machina" pulling the strings considering the events that line up oh so conveniently. But I'm not gonna argue that, I actually have an alternative question for you... How would you feel if the show did things in a different order than how the game initially did it? Like, we learn about Abby first, don't know her connection to Joel until Episode 2 where we find out her Dad was the doctor, and then we cut to Ellie's part of the game. (There's a couple of other changes that I think can help give people a better experience with this Season, but I'm curious about what you think of the idea of us getting to know Abby first rather than just having her show up as a sociopath right off the bat.)

@@Izawwlgoodyou know what? I disagree. I’m tired of stories where suffering is the teacher of the story. Because in real life, suffering isn’t a teacher, nor a good one either to be honest. People suffer, and that’s it; sometimes it’s their fault, most of the times it isn’t.

....annnnd it didnt go anything like this. This was not needed.

​@@Italkmadshitlolbut it was a nice story.

Cancer.

Hits just as hard, them being gay doesn't change anything

Yeah this definitely isn't a weird comment to make. Not revealing at all.

@SomersBugtopia Yeah, it's not like homosexual relationships are weird and evolutionarily a dead end or anything. Besides, I'm sure the characters were just groomed by older pedophiles (sorry, I mean MAPS... thats the phrase you like to use, right) to exist as their "true selves".

If you're gay it's cool bro we don't care

@@merlepeterson4358 Hey, this is weird. It seems like you have some kind of bigotry towards the homosexual community. I recommend entering therapy to examine this problem in a safe place.

Wah wah wah cry about it

A lot of episodes diverged or added big characters or subplots. Don't see anyone bitching about them....

@@LordNinja109 Like what else? There was no other entire episode devoted to a whole new original plot. It should've been like a half an episode with most of the stuff being inferred by observant viewers

It was a really good episode, but yeah, even the director was bragging about how he's make conservative people watch this episode. It was a good ep, but the directors comments took away from it.

@@shalashaska9946buddy, the whole Kansas City episode was an original plot that only roughly followed the structural beats of the game, don't see many complaining as much about that one.

Including gay people isn't virtue signalling. People who say this have a real knack for testing my patience. Gay people are appearing in more media now because this is the first time in western history that they are experiencing any form of widespread acceptance. This is not a story you could do ten years ago, corporations would not risk angering the heaving, uncritical conservative audiences. This is not virtue signalling, this is broadening people's horizons. You're projecting. You're projecting your own need to stand on a soapbox and virtue signal about your weird little "truth"