The Last of Us (HBO) TV Show • Page 27

here's Mazin's explanation:

https://variety.com/2023/tv/news/last-of-us-clickers-flour-theory-game-changes-explained-1235495180/

 

Yeah, I didn't find it weird at all. If anything, just unsettling. The fungus communicates to itself, so that runner knew she was infected. The fungus was attaching itself to her to connect and spread even more.

 

It was pretty weird but that’s ok.

 

It seems like they were inspired by the fairly recent discovery of Mycorrhizal Networks. In forests trees use the fungus that grows on their roots that is connected to other trees to send messages to eachother via electrical impulses. They also use fungal networks to share water and nutrients with each other as well.

This theory wasn't fully out there when the game first came out so its cool they are incorporating it.

 

I have been waiting for a doctor's take on this

 

damn sheriff has a tendril kink lol

 

it’s 2023 we don’t kink shame grant.

 

Also on the subject of video games people wouldn't think could work as an adaptation that i want an adaptation of:
Give me a Stardew Valley show. I think people who have never played will be shocked at how much depth there is and how weird/quirky it is. It would be like if David Lynch made Little House on the Prairie or something. So much potential.

 

I, too, am into tendrils.

 

hes so inconsiderate smh

 

Technically, the tendrils are into you

 

Anyway, I'm gonna invite Kurt Eichenwald to the thread, seems like it's right up his alley now

 

That is a pretty deep cut.

 

Pedro hosting SNL on Feb. 4

 

Damn I might actually watch SNL again

 

i dont think even he could get me to watch SNL lol

 

Why is Pedro’s first instinct to flash a Clicker

 

it lowers their accuracy

 

Yeah the echolocation hits that thing and is like "WOAH no way that's a human"