The Last of Us Tv Show - Anyone saw this?

[Historical Figure]

Can anyone explain to me why this disfigured spic Pedro Pascal is the leading man in every fucking thing now? He was pretty good in The Mandalorian until we were exposed to his fucking face but that's as far as his acting ability goes.

Fucking sandnigger was outperformed by a collection of pixels in a video game, it doesn't get much more embarrassing than that.

 

[Space_Dandy]

I didn't think this many Kiwis were soyboys.

 

[wholetthegodsout]

I think they missed out on the Ellie-Bill dynamic from the game. Ellie basically constantly pisses Bill off and they bicker back and forth. Reddit and normies would have loved a sassy 14 year old girl owning a boomer over and over. Missed opportunity to trade that for Bill's gay sexual awakening hour.

 

[Oats12345]

Can anyone explain to me why this disfigured spic Pedro Pascal is the leading man in every fucking thing now? He was pretty good in The Mandalorian until we were exposed to his fucking face but that's as far as his acting ability goes.

Fucking sandnigger was outperformed by a collection of pixels in a video game, it doesn't get much more embarrassing than that.

I don't know. Good boy points?

 

[ChefKiss]

Can anyone explain to me why this disfigured spic Pedro Pascal is the leading man in every fucking thing now? He was pretty good in The Mandalorian until we were exposed to his fucking face but that's as far as his acting ability goes.

Fucking sandnigger was outperformed by a collection of pixels in a video game, it doesn't get much more embarrassing than that.

by wanking off all the political talking points hollywood people wanted to hear

 

[Oats12345]

by wanking off all the political talking points hollywood people wanted to hear

 

[Iron Jaguar]

Can anyone explain to me why this disfigured spic Pedro Pascal is the leading man in every fucking thing now? He was pretty good in The Mandalorian until we were exposed to his fucking face but that's as far as his acting ability goes.

He's not White, and the (((Hollywood))) agenda is to ensure all leading men are brown or black or women.
He proved himself to them by being willing to play a bisexual character in Game of Thrones, and he cemented his Woke Allyship by trying to make Gina Carano believe trannies are women.

 

[Oats12345]

He's not White, and the (((Hollywood))) agenda is to ensure all leading men are brown or black or women.
He proved himself to them by being willing to play a bisexual character in Game of Thrones, and he cemented his Woke Allyship by trying to make Gina Carano believe trannies are women.

And didn't even say anything when she was fired. Proven to be a good soyboy.

 

[Sniperwoof]

Can anyone explain to me why this disfigured spic Pedro Pascal is the leading man in every fucking thing now? He was pretty good in The Mandalorian until we were exposed to his fucking face but that's as far as his acting ability goes.

Fucking sandnigger was outperformed by a collection of pixels in a video game, it doesn't get much more embarrassing than that.

According to some of my female friends he's extremely good looking.

I don't really see it.

 

[Oats12345]

I can't believe Cinemax is still a thing, at least according to a Google search.

Anyways, with a second season being confirmed, does this mean that Joel's gonna die at the hands of Abby? So many reviews claim the show is sooo faithful. I'm sure Pedro signed on for more than 1 season + be killed at the premiere of the second though.

Yea, Cinemax is completely useless nowadays.

I'm amaze in recent years Cinemax still produces shows but yet I never hear about them. Do they even have fans? Like I see no one talking online about their shows. Like despite the decline of cable tv I still see people talking about shows that air on NBC or CBS. But Cinemax shows noting.

 

[TVB]

I'm amaze in recent years Cinemax still produces shows but yet I never hear about them. Do they even have fans? Like I see no one talking online about their shows. Like despite the decline of cable tv I still see people talking about shows that air on NBC or CBS. But Cinemax shows noting.

At least other shows from other cable/satellite network channels such as AMC, Syfy, MTV, Comedy Central, Adult Swim, TBS, truTV, Nick, CN, HBO and Showtime are more talked about than something from Cinemax. I've never seen a single soul talk about a show on Cinemax.

 

[Tor Lugosi]

Cinemax had some good shows that people talked about when they were airing: Banshee, The Knick, Strike Back, and Quarry. Of course, most of them are nearly a decade old and have been off the air for years. I don't think they even do original shows anymore.

 

[TVB]

Cinemax had some good shows that people talked about when they were airing: Banshee, The Knick, Strike Back, and Quarry. Of course, most of them are nearly a decade old and have been off the air for years. I don't think they even do original shows anymore.

I'd say Banshee was the most that people talked about back in the day. Everything else isn't as talked about.

 

[Tor Lugosi]

I'd say Banshee was the most that people talked about back in the day. Everything else isn't as talked about.

The Knick was discussed a lot when it was airing and will usually pop up when people talk about period or medical shows, and Strike Back is usually one of the most recommended action shows. Quarry passed by somewhat quietly but seems to have developed a cult following in the years since its cancellation.

 

[Oats12345]

Cinemax had some good shows that people talked about when they were airing: Banshee, The Knick, Strike Back, and Quarry. Of course, most of them are nearly a decade old and have been off the air for years. I don't think they even do original shows anymore.

No they still have some original shows. It's just no one talks about them.
But their glory days are definitely over.

 

[Tor Lugosi]

No they still have some original shows. It's just no one talks about them.
But their glory days are definitely over.

Really? I can't find anything new from them. The only two new-ish shows of theirs I can find are Warrior, which is now a HBO show, and C.B. Strike, which I think is a BBC show that Cinemax airs (and is now on HBO instead).

 

[Oats12345]

Really? I can't find anything new from them. The only two new-ish shows of theirs I can find are Warrior, which is now a HBO show, and C.B. Strike, which I think is a BBC show that Cinemax airs (and is now on HBO instead).

Oh those were the shows I was thinking of. Nevermind I stand corrected you are right.

 

[TVB]

The Knick was discussed a lot when it was airing and will usually pop up when people talk about period or medical shows, and Strike Back is usually one of the most recommended action shows. Quarry passed by somewhat quietly but seems to have developed a cult following in the years since its cancellation.

Hmm. That's because I haven't been keeping up with whatever Cinemax has. I'll say this, it could be worse. They could be like Starz with almost no recognizable shows.

 

[Oats12345]

Hmm. That's because I haven't been keeping up with whatever Cinemax has. I'll say this, it could be worse. They could be like Starz with almost no recognizable shows.

The only Starz show I knew about was Ash vs the Evil Dead.

 

[TVB]

The only Starz show I knew about was Ash vs the Evil Dead.

And even that's based on an existing IP. Sure, there is Crash, which is also adapted from the 2005 movie, but literally nobody remembers said movie nor show.