The Last of Us - Episode 3

The episode focused on the interpersonal human stuff so exclusively for the majority of the episode that you almost forgot that you're in a mushroom zombie apocalypse dystopian drama until you definitely didn't forget that. It's very smart in the, if I may, in the play calling of how it handles a lot of these circumstances. The fact that those were the nits I was picking made me happy, if this makes sense, because I don't believe those things mattered. And hopefully if you enjoyed the episode as much as I did or more, you didn't even notice that stuff because what they focused on was the conversations before and after and the emotional stakes of it.