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Watchers on the CouchA TV & Film Discussion Series Author: Onyx Edge Studios
Now Playing: The Last of Us Season 2 Originally a Game of Thrones discussion podcast, The Watchers on the Couch is now a multi-series podcast covering film and television including Game of Thrones, Westworld, American Gods and others. Hosted by Tim and Mike. Language: en Genres: After Shows, TV & Film, TV Reviews Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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[S2E7] “Convergence” Recap and Review
Wednesday, 28 May, 2025
In this episode of Watchers on the Couch, Tim and Mike delve into the season finale of The Last of Us Season 2, titled 'Convergence.' What was the point of the Scar Island scene? Where are they getting fuel for these boats 20 years post outbreak? Why are we supposed to care about a Season 3? The automatic show note generator wants us to tell you the following:The hosts express their disappointment with the pacing and execution of key scenes, particularly the confrontations and the cliffhanger ending. They reflect on the lack of viewer engagement and the challenges that future seasons may face in maintaining interest. The conversation highlights the ethical implications of violence portrayed in the series and the need for deeper character arcs to resonate with the audience.That last sentence is as bullshit. No one would accuse us of highlighting ethical implications of violence. I don't the word "ethical" has appeared in this podcast in the 10 years we've been doing it.Chapters00:00 Cold Open00:24 Introduction (Too Long; Didn't Watch)04:05 Episode Vibe Check10:23 Episode Breakdown and Key Events45:48 Cliffhangers and Future Speculations55:19 Wrap UpSocial MediaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@watchersonthecouchBlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/watchersonthecouch.comEmail: mailbag(at)watchersonthecouch.com---NOTE: Links below may contain affiliate links which earn us a small commission---Recorded with Riverside.fmHosted by Captivate.fmhttps://watchersonthecouch.com is hosted by DreamHost
