Daniel Chin (brief interjections)

And I think they've just done a good job of like having this like calculus of like, When should we tweak things? When should we stick to the script? And I thought they made a lot of really nice changes with this one.

And I think they've just done a good job of like having this like calculus of like, When should we tweak things? When should we stick to the script? And I thought they made a lot of really nice changes with this one.

There was a small part of me that was worried they were going to at least drag this out across two episodes. I feel like there's a version of this show that if it came out on Netflix and there was a binge model for it, they would have ended it with Abby grabbing the golf club or something. And then you'd have to jump to the next one.

There was a small part of me that was worried they were going to at least drag this out across two episodes. I feel like there's a version of this show that if it came out on Netflix and there was a binge model for it, they would have ended it with Abby grabbing the golf club or something. And then you'd have to jump to the next one.

There was a small part of me that was worried they were going to at least drag this out across two episodes. I feel like there's a version of this show that if it came out on Netflix and there was a binge model for it, they would have ended it with Abby grabbing the golf club or something. And then you'd have to jump to the next one.

But with the weekly release structure, thankfully, they just kept it to one. And I think that they did it really well in terms of that.

But with the weekly release structure, thankfully, they just kept it to one. And I think that they did it really well in terms of that.

But with the weekly release structure, thankfully, they just kept it to one. And I think that they did it really well in terms of that.

I thought it was really interesting, and I'm very, very curious to see how this all plays out in the episodes moving forward, just because we know where it goes in the game. But I really liked how they especially gave Tommy his moment in this episode and being able to show him lead Jackson instead of being there with Joel.

I thought it was really interesting, and I'm very, very curious to see how this all plays out in the episodes moving forward, just because we know where it goes in the game. But I really liked how they especially gave Tommy his moment in this episode and being able to show him lead Jackson instead of being there with Joel.

I thought it was really interesting, and I'm very, very curious to see how this all plays out in the episodes moving forward, just because we know where it goes in the game. But I really liked how they especially gave Tommy his moment in this episode and being able to show him lead Jackson instead of being there with Joel.

There's going to be a lot of things that it could change with their dynamic because of that, because Tommy wasn't there when this happened. He didn't kind of... introduce Joel to Abby in the first place so maybe he doesn't have that guilt weighing on him.

There's going to be a lot of things that it could change with their dynamic because of that, because Tommy wasn't there when this happened. He didn't kind of... introduce Joel to Abby in the first place so maybe he doesn't have that guilt weighing on him.

There's going to be a lot of things that it could change with their dynamic because of that, because Tommy wasn't there when this happened. He didn't kind of... introduce Joel to Abby in the first place so maybe he doesn't have that guilt weighing on him.

And then, of course, with just Dina and Ellie not being paired together, we don't know as much about their relationship as we do in the game at this point. So moving forward, it's going to be interesting to see how this shakes out.

And then, of course, with just Dina and Ellie not being paired together, we don't know as much about their relationship as we do in the game at this point. So moving forward, it's going to be interesting to see how this shakes out.

And then, of course, with just Dina and Ellie not being paired together, we don't know as much about their relationship as we do in the game at this point. So moving forward, it's going to be interesting to see how this shakes out.

Yeah, I mean, it's different in the show in the sense that they're really drawing out this whole exchange in general. And it's interesting just to see the clocks turning for Joel in this moment, especially now that there's this whole other element in play with Jackson being under siege. So you have Joel looking out the window, seeing Jackson on fire. So he's already not...

Yeah, I mean, it's different in the show in the sense that they're really drawing out this whole exchange in general. And it's interesting just to see the clocks turning for Joel in this moment, especially now that there's this whole other element in play with Jackson being under siege. So you have Joel looking out the window, seeing Jackson on fire. So he's already not...

Yeah, I mean, it's different in the show in the sense that they're really drawing out this whole exchange in general. And it's interesting just to see the clocks turning for Joel in this moment, especially now that there's this whole other element in play with Jackson being under siege. So you have Joel looking out the window, seeing Jackson on fire. So he's already not...