"The Last of Us" had a lot of hype surrounding it, and while it had some redeeming qualities, the execution of the show left a lot to be desired. I would rate this show a 7/10.

One of the major issues with the show was the lack of cohesiveness. It seemed to have one storyline going on at a time, but the side stories used to back up the overall plot seemed too fragmented rather than coherent. Additionally, new characters suddenly appeared in each episode and then disappeared, making it difficult to connect with them.

The characters themselves were also a disappointment. They were flat and lacked any dynamic qualities that would make them interesting to watch. This made it difficult to care about their survival or the overall outcome of the show.

Furthermore, the dialogue was very weak and lacked any depth. As a viewer, I didn't feel any emotional connection to what the characters were saying. It was as if the dialogue was only there to move the plot forward rather than to add any substance to the show.

While the show had occasional moments of real danger from the zombies, there were times when I felt extra safe, and the apocalypse didn't seem to be going on at all. This lack of consistency made it difficult to feel invested in the show.

Overall, "The Last of Us" had potential but failed to live up to the hype. The lack of cohesiveness, weak dialogue, and flat characters made it difficult to connect with the show.