While the events of episode 2 still cast a shadow over The Last Of Us, the clouds begin to clear as a new villain is introduced and Dina and Ellie’s relationship strengthens.
With justice on her mind, Ellie fights to regain her strength to take on Abby and the WLF.
The most controversial part of The Last of Us: Part II gets adapted, and everything leading up to the moment feels strangely boring.
Joel and Ellie return, and after a five-year time jump, their relationship has become estranged, and it seems terrible things are on the horizon.
As usual, Mike White avoids comeuppance, and the deaths fans may want, and goes for something devastating instead.
“The White Lotus” continues to be a bit of a disappointment, even as it presents some minor reveals to hold you over before the season finale.
The aftermath of the full moon party is explored, like who got some last night.
As multiple characters let their inhibitions go, it leaves you to wonder how bad the repercussions might be for doing so?
“The White Lotus” continues to feel a bit dry even as one of the guests get their hands on a gun.
As Timothy’s life slowly implodes, Jaclyn’s friend group is doing the same, Rick starts to make moves to get revenge, and Belinda recognizes an old face and has questions.
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