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‘The Last of Us’ editing error gives crew member the spotlight in latest episode

Crew members are suddenly taking refuge in 'The Last of Us.'

It seems like there were a lot of careful and keen viewers who watched this week’s episode of The Last of Us, considering that some of the hints and information that were shared in previous episodes paid off. But this also meant that other details that might have been missed in the editing room have been caught by eagle-eyed fans.

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Asides from the film crew on the other side of the bridge in Wyoming, a crew member’s hand was caught by another viewer when Ellie was meeting Shimmer for the first time. If you look very carefully underneath the horse’s head, you can see one of the hands guiding the horse to face Ellie. By this point, you just wonder who’s editing these HBO shows.

Unlike the previous blunder that was clearly seen on screen, this hand is somewhat hidden, which makes sense why nobody noticed it until now. But seeing another crew member make another unexpected appearance in the show, made it somewhat entertaining to those who didn’t notice these tiny mistakes.

Thanks to this revelation, it got fans wondering why they couldn’t just make that crew member an extra as some sort of “stable guy” for the horse. That way, this weird hand appearance wouldn’t happen. Plus, it keeps the horse’s head in control without the need of hiding. But then again, it was presumed by the editors that everyone is going to be focused on Bella Ramsey‘s interaction with Shimmer and viewers won’t notice anything.

Welp, that failed, didn’t it?

https://twitter.com/pixelesbians/status/1628498597380759552?s=20

This isn’t the first time that HBO had editorial blunders that made their way to its programming. The most infamous one was when a Starbucks cup appeared in Game of Thrones. Perhaps The Last of Us reside in the same universe as Wednesday and The Addams Family. Thing managed to take refuge in that independent town and is now one of the stable members. After all, how would the cordyceps infect a hand with no brain?

Episode six of The Last of Us is now available to stream on HBO Max.


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Erielle Sudario is a Digital Producer for We Got This Covered. Outside of work, she's either DM'ing a 'Dungeons and Dragons' campaign, playing video games, or building keyboards. Erielle holds a Bachelor of Communications Degree (specializing in film and journalism) from Western Sydney University and a Graduate Diploma in Radio and Podcasting from the Australian Film, Television, and Radio School.