Stephen King doesn’t believe The Last Of Us parked the car anywhere near Harvard Yard
Famed horror writer Stephen King thinks The Last Of Us could bone up on its geography skills
This past week’s episode of The Last Of Us was a watershed moment in queer television, depicting a compassionate, painful, and rewarding romance played by Nick Offerman and Murray Bartlett to rapturous acclaim. This very website thinks it might earn Offerman his first Emmy. The spoils and pain of human connection set against the backdrop of the end of the world, the episode celebrates life when surrounded by death, giving viewers a reason to hang on in dark times. Unfortunately, all that was for naught because—let’s be honest—Neil Druckman and Craig Mazen think we’re stupid. There’s no way that episode happened outside of Boston.
The episode supposedly took place in “Lincoln, Massachusetts,” but you’d never know it from observing the episode’s mountainous terrain. Maine’s favorite son Stephen King gets it. That ain’t Lincoln, you chowderhead.