Mistakes happen, also and especially during filming. If they are not recognized in the editing, they occasionally make it into the cultural memory of an entire community, like like that famous Starbucks coffee mugs in an episode of Game of Thrones. Something similar has now happened in The Last of Us. In a shot of episode 6, parts of the film crew can be seen and the fans are having a great time.
Game of Thrones blunder: The Last of Us Episode 6 shows film crew in zombie wasteland
The mistake shows up in a panorama shot of the new episode, in which snow-covered landscapes are shown. They should actually be deserted, but on the edge of the street some people in winter clothes and superstructures are recognizable, that don’t really fit into the zombie wasteland of the HBO series.
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“Great episode” a fan noted on Twitter shortly after the episode. “But here’s something you might want to improve and re-upload. You can see the film crew.“
As the reaction shows, most fans have no problem with such errors. For a moment, the blunders may ruin the show’s atmosphere, but they also show that there are a lot of hard-working people behind the HBO highlight. In addition, it is quite possible that the bug is actually fixed with a new version.
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The end times series The Last of Us is the live action adaptation of one of the most critically acclaimed video games of the last 10 years. Is the series with Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey worth it for fans of the template? And how does it affect non-gamers?
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In the spoiler-free podcast review of the full first season of The Last of Us, we talk about the incredible closeness to the video game template and the differences to the zombie hit The Walking Dead, among other things.
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