While fans of The Last of Us eagerly awaiting the release of episode 4 in the catalog of Prime Videoduring this time, Joël (Pedro Pascal) accomplished a wild dance in the company of a clicker, a Cordyceps infected having mutated into this horrible creature. Also unlikely than funnythe video exceeds 10 million views on TikTok!
The Last of Usa more than deserved success
The Last of Us achieved sublime audiences and caused a sensation with both the press and spectators. While only three episodes are available on the Prime Video catalog at the time of writing these lines, the series inspired by the video game license is already harvesting 96% positive reviews on review site RottenTomatoes. It must be said that the performance of Pedro Pascal as Joel convinces a little more the spectators who had already seen him in Game of Thrones as Obrynn Martell as undercover DEA detective Javier Peña in Narcos or even under the helmet of Din Djarin in The Mandalorian. In the game as in the series, after losing his own daughter at the start of the pandemic, Joel is responsible for protect Ellie, potential savior of humanity. He must face many infected to have a chance to take him to the hideout of the Fireflies.
While spectators are impatiently waiting to know the rest of their adventures in episode 4, expected on the night of Sunday February 5 to Monday February 6, 2023, Joel appears in a surprising video in which he dances with a clapper on Iggy Azalea! Guest on the set of the famous Saturday Night Live, Pedro Pascal, the interpreter of the hero of The Last of Us, ignites the track alongside the horrible creature. A video published by the Twitter account of the show, already viewed by 10 million users.
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A surreal video, which denotes with the emotion aroused by the third episode, focused on the love story between Bill (Nick Offerman) and Frank. The fourth should take a completely different direction, and we can already assume that Joel’s potential encounters with the clappers won’t be so playful!
