Jomi Adeniran

All right, here's your Midnight Manifest for The Last of Us episode three of the second season, directed by Peter Hoare, written by Craig Mazin. Ellie wakes up from the death of Joel screaming, and then we flash three months later. The town is still struggling after the Hoare attack from the previous episode. Ellie is given a clean bill of health and returns to Joel's house unharmed.

All right, here's your Midnight Manifest for The Last of Us episode three of the second season, directed by Peter Hoare, written by Craig Mazin. Ellie wakes up from the death of Joel screaming, and then we flash three months later. The town is still struggling after the Hoare attack from the previous episode. Ellie is given a clean bill of health and returns to Joel's house unharmed.

grief-stricken and alone. Dina arrives to reveal she lied to Ellie and does know more about Abby and her group. Then she led on at the hospital. Abby is part of the Washington Liberation Front, a small regional army based in Seattle. Tommy says Ellie has to ask the council about her Seattle revenge mission.

grief-stricken and alone. Dina arrives to reveal she lied to Ellie and does know more about Abby and her group. Then she led on at the hospital. Abby is part of the Washington Liberation Front, a small regional army based in Seattle. Tommy says Ellie has to ask the council about her Seattle revenge mission.

grief-stricken and alone. Dina arrives to reveal she lied to Ellie and does know more about Abby and her group. Then she led on at the hospital. Abby is part of the Washington Liberation Front, a small regional army based in Seattle. Tommy says Ellie has to ask the council about her Seattle revenge mission.

Unfortunately, the council decides that the town doesn't have the resources to allow her to take a 16-man unit to Seattle in order to execute the Abby and the WLF members that murdered Joel. Ellie decides to take matters into her own hands with Dina and and homophobic Seth and take on the mission herself. Ellie visits Joel's grave for the first time and then sets out with Dina on the road.

Unfortunately, the council decides that the town doesn't have the resources to allow her to take a 16-man unit to Seattle in order to execute the Abby and the WLF members that murdered Joel. Ellie decides to take matters into her own hands with Dina and and homophobic Seth and take on the mission herself. Ellie visits Joel's grave for the first time and then sets out with Dina on the road.

Unfortunately, the council decides that the town doesn't have the resources to allow her to take a 16-man unit to Seattle in order to execute the Abby and the WLF members that murdered Joel. Ellie decides to take matters into her own hands with Dina and and homophobic Seth and take on the mission herself. Ellie visits Joel's grave for the first time and then sets out with Dina on the road.

But before they get far, they run into a group of murdered cult members in the forest. That's been your Midnight Manifest. My first question for you, Van. Obviously, second episode of this season was kind of everything that we've been waiting for. Super explosive. How do you feel like the creators...

But before they get far, they run into a group of murdered cult members in the forest. That's been your Midnight Manifest. My first question for you, Van. Obviously, second episode of this season was kind of everything that we've been waiting for. Super explosive. How do you feel like the creators...

But before they get far, they run into a group of murdered cult members in the forest. That's been your Midnight Manifest. My first question for you, Van. Obviously, second episode of this season was kind of everything that we've been waiting for. Super explosive. How do you feel like the creators...

Did they land the plane on the third episode in terms of just like getting us where we need to go for, honestly, the second version of this show, a new version of the show?

Did they land the plane on the third episode in terms of just like getting us where we need to go for, honestly, the second version of this show, a new version of the show?

Did they land the plane on the third episode in terms of just like getting us where we need to go for, honestly, the second version of this show, a new version of the show?

So for this episode, when Ellie and Dina end up leaving Jackson Hole, I had this feeling of I was like, I'm a little bit more interested in Tommy and Catherine O'Hara and our boy Jesse. That was the weird thing when I was so happy story-wise when they just flash forward three months later. I was just like, I can't. I don't know if I can. You don't need to see her in the hospital for three months.

So for this episode, when Ellie and Dina end up leaving Jackson Hole, I had this feeling of I was like, I'm a little bit more interested in Tommy and Catherine O'Hara and our boy Jesse. That was the weird thing when I was so happy story-wise when they just flash forward three months later. I was just like, I can't. I don't know if I can. You don't need to see her in the hospital for three months.

So for this episode, when Ellie and Dina end up leaving Jackson Hole, I had this feeling of I was like, I'm a little bit more interested in Tommy and Catherine O'Hara and our boy Jesse. That was the weird thing when I was so happy story-wise when they just flash forward three months later. I was just like, I can't. I don't know if I can. You don't need to see her in the hospital for three months.

Yeah, once she did the scream, I'm like, this is emotionally enough. This is so arresting. Like, let's get the story moving, which I really, really enjoyed. But yeah, and I think this is kudos to Craig Mazin. I was just like, I'm really interested in the council, when Jesse gets a seat, like how they're governing, who wants to do what.

Yeah, once she did the scream, I'm like, this is emotionally enough. This is so arresting. Like, let's get the story moving, which I really, really enjoyed. But yeah, and I think this is kudos to Craig Mazin. I was just like, I'm really interested in the council, when Jesse gets a seat, like how they're governing, who wants to do what.

Yeah, once she did the scream, I'm like, this is emotionally enough. This is so arresting. Like, let's get the story moving, which I really, really enjoyed. But yeah, and I think this is kudos to Craig Mazin. I was just like, I'm really interested in the council, when Jesse gets a seat, like how they're governing, who wants to do what.