• S4E7 - The Last of Us [Episode 7]

  • Mar 2 2023
  • Length: 51 mins
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S4E7 - The Last of Us [Episode 7]

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  • In this week’s episode of Cutscenes, we get left behind in episode 7 of our The Last of Us series!

    Hosted by Jacob McCourt (@JacobMcCourt), Katie Lesperance (@lesperak) & Travis Colenutt (@TravisColenutt).

    Show Notes:

    • 0:00 Intro
    • 2:30 Our History With The Left Behind DLC
    • 4:50 Inside Fedra School
    • 6:00 Jacob Loves Old Marketing
    • 7:45 Mortal Kombat Vs DLC Arcade
    • 11:10 Teens Hangin' At The Mall
    • 17:30 TROY! We Watch The Episode 8 Preview
    • 21:00 HBO Mall Vs Game Mall
    • 29:00 Ellie And Riley
    • 30:10 Min Max
    • 32:40 More Easter Eggs
    • 38:30 Game Show: Mid-2000s Mall Madness
    • 50:00 Wrap Up

    Cutscenes is a seasonal podcast at the intersection of video games and TV/movies. For Season 4, we are going weekly to cover The Last of Us Season 1!

    Make sure to follow us on Twitter (@cutscenes_pod) and Instagram (@cutscenes_pod) and hit the notification bell/follow/subscribe to our show on your podcast app of choice to get the latest episode when they release!

    If you like what you’ve heard, consider sending this show to a friend and giving it a 5-star review on your podcasting platform of choice!

    Music (used under Creative Commons): “Introduction” by Lifeformed | Intro Voiceover by Matt Storm aka Stormageddon

    Find out more at http://cutscenes.ca
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