Thus, Mazin leaned on his love of the original game: “One of the things that I remember from the game was that Bill was safe, and I love that concept, that he had built this oasis of safety. And the second episode is incredibly tense and features danger and clickers and tragedy. And then we meet Joel with Ellie and they begin this adventure. “And one of the things that I felt pretty strongly was, ‘Look, we’ve got this insane first episode where the world falls apart and there’s tragedy. “You kind of have to have this weird, almost music-like sense of rhythm if you’re building a series,” he says. Mazin says that the decision to explore Bill and Frank’s story with the series’ third episode came as a result of multiple factors. Our director Peter Hoar does this gorgeous job.” “And to do it with Nick Offerman and Murray Bartlett, who are incredible.
“It was an opportunity to just explore theme and the passage of time,” series co-creator Craig Mazin tells Consequence in a roundtable interview.
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