Troy Baker
speaker
157 appearances
7 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard May 2025
Troy Baker’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Hello, everyone. Welcome back to the official podcast for the HBO original series, The Last of Us. I'm Troy Baker, and I'm joined once again by series showrunners Craig Mazin. Well, hello, Troy. And Neil Druckmann. Hi, Troy. Last week, I made a very bold claim, and I said that episode four of season two was my favorite episode.
I then quickly followed up by saying, I have no doubt that I'm probably going to eat my words. If you could see us, you would see I have set before me a plate, a napkin, a fork, and a spoon, and I am prepared to eat this because This is my favorite episode, Feel Her Love. It was written by Craig and directed by Stephen Williams.
And we're going to find out what these two guys think about it as well. But this is my fair warning to all listeners, as I do before every episode, watch the show. If you haven't seen this episode yet, you cannot complain and say spoilers because here's your warning. So... Stop the podcast now. Consider yourself warned. Go watch the show.
Come back and join us as we dive into this week's episode, Feel Her Love. The episode starts in a hospital. And we see the woman who conspired with Jeffrey Wright's character in the previous episode walking through a crowd of WLF soldiers. She's played by Alana Ubach. And she is fierce.
You have said for the last several episodes, it's coming.
And alas, here we are. Talk to me about spores and how they're different from what we saw in the game and what we're seeing here.
The way that you chose to do that, you have this entire conversation. And it's as Hannah leaves, she goes, I'm sorry about your son. And it just cuts away. It's the nastiest thing to do.
They might have a guess. But that's how we start this entire episode is after the opening credits. We're back in 2029 Seattle. We're in day two. And Dina explains to Ellie how they're going to get to Lakeview Hospital.
I'll ask this. How far down have you gone before where it's like, oh, no, this doesn't work?
Let's get into that moment. So you're talking about when Ellie is exploring the auditorium where they've kind of made their ad hoc base camp, right? The band, what was the name of the band? Sick Habit. Sick Habit. Do you want a story of where that comes from, Sick Habit?
We see the stage set for what would have been, no doubt, this beautiful performance.
Frozen in Time. Ellie picks up the guitar. She begins to play Pearl Jam's Future Days.
this sound that begins to swell as we hear that heartbeat begin and we feel the trauma, but she stops herself. I want to talk about how you guys decided to create this moment because it's stunning.
To me, what I saw on display is, oh, I can have this thing that's this wonderful connection, and it's this source of comfort even. I can pick up a guitar, and now I've been able to reclaim that activity with this moment with Dina, and I picked up a guitar and played. I'm alone by myself. I can play this.
What happens if I start tiptoeing through the graveyard of that memory, and it's the, oh, no, I've gone too far, and I have to stop immediately? With just those words, if I ever were to lose you. Woof. It clearly landed for me. That auditorium is just... That auditorium is, we did not build.
But we move out of this beautiful theater, this wonderful location that you guys found in Vancouver, and we find a pile of dead bodies. These are seraphites, and there's a wall behind them that says, feel her love, but spray-painted underneath it is, feel this bitch. And this gets a very specific reaction from Ellie.
I'm adding a note right now.
There's also this beautiful addition to that. It says, we're having a baby.
she recognizes, first of all, that Joel was targeted. Yeah. She knows what a raider coming in is like. This is something different. She says, whatever reason Joel gave those people to do what they did, he didn't deserve that.
We move on from this specific part in the city to inside of the building that the wolves don't patrol. And it was eerily quiet, probably a good way to put it, because it's filled, as we find out, with infected. Not just any infected.
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