The Last of Us, episode five: Endure and Survive

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On to the show... this week, Ria is joined by Blake and Ele. They discuss episode five: Endure and Survive. We discuss how Kathleen's leadership and sole focus on Henry is the downfall of her militia, the beauty of Henry and sam's relationship (actual goosebumps when Ele talks about Henry painting Sam's face), what people do for love and in their grief and give props to the freaky clicker child who will forever haunt Ria's dreams.

Ria will be discussing each episode, and trying not to geek out too much, every week with various guests. The Last of Us is based on the critically acclaimed game by Naughty Dog. The show stars Pedro Pascal as Joel Miller and Bella Ramsey as Ellie Williams.

Huge thank you to Kevin for providing his beautiful version of Gustavo Santaolalla's The Last of Us theme. Kevin performed the music on one of his many awesome ukuleles.

If you want more The Last of Us content, listen to the Comics in Motion roundtable about The Last of Us Part 1.

Find Blake on Twitter: @BlakeByles

Ria's Twitter and Instagram: @riacarrogan

Ria is co-host and producer of the Femme on podcast collective. The Femme on collective hosts lively discussions about pop culture and whatever the heck interests us while placing the female gaze front and centre.

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