Josh Peck makes a surprise como on ‘The Last of Us’ Season 2

Warning: This story contains spoilers for The last of us Season 2, section 4.

Josh Peck Just made a surprise como on The last of us Season 2.

Under the cold open of section four, the former Nickelodeon star, 38, as a Fedra (Federal Disaster Agency) sold on a Flashback scene showing the Seattle Careless Zone 2018.

During the stage, which takes place in an armor military vehicle, Peck’s character tells a story about another soldier called Greenberg.

“I am F —— easy on voters,” he says nonchalantly when he tells a time when he met a group of people while he was on duty for his fellow soldiers, including Isaac Dixon (Jeffrey Wright) and Burton (Ben Ahlers).

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“I got three voters against the wall. I caught them red -handed spread of brochures … turns out later that there was some religious crap, but I didn’t know it,” he continues. “So I require backup and guess who shows?”

“Greenberg”, the rest of the soldiers shouts back with joy.

“He pulls up … and he’s in an F —— Mood,” Peck’s character says and explains to Greenberg that “I caught them here and spread. on my street? ”

After one of the people tries to explain what spread means, “Greenberg smaches his f —— Head against the wall and there his teeth, only blood F —— everywhere. Greenberg goes,” no one asked you, Jizz Boy, “” Peck’s character ends.

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That’s when Burton asks why they call people “voters”. But after Peck’s character cannot explain why speaks Dixon. “We removed their voting rights and someone started calling them voters to mock them. So now you know,” he says, calling the soldier “mindless” so as not to know the backstory.

After their conversation is over, the armored vehicle is stopped on the street after pulling up to a school bus that blocks the road and a group of people begin to approach them.

Dixon, defiant protocol, goes out himself to meet them before asking Burton to flank him. Once outside, a woman named Hanrahan (Alanna Ubach) goes up and the two identify to each other before Dixon turns and throws grenades in the vehicle and kills the rest of the soldiers – including Peck’s character – inside.

Dixon then turns to Burton and says, “Now make your choice.”

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While Pecks Cameo lasts only about four minutes – it is an important moment that introduces Dixon, a character from video game series described by Deadline As a “silent powerful leader of a large militia group who sought freedom but instead has been associated with an endless war against a surprisingly resourceful enemy.”

Wright, 59, recalls the role he first originated in the game and became only the second actor who switched to the serial adjustment as the same character after Merle Dandridge portrayed Marlene during season 1.

Burton and Hanrahan are in the meantime original signs created for the screen. While both are new to the series, the actors who play them familiar faces for HBO fans, with Ahlers, 28, who play Jack Trotter, are a footman for van Rhijn household, on The gilded age and Ubach, 49, back on the network after Suze Howard on Euphoria and Carol Atkinson on Season 2 of Max Original Air hostess.

In terms of Peck’s Cameo, it’s just one of many in the series, especially the following Jason Ritter as one Clicks in a season 1 section with his wife, Melanie Lynskey, and Jennifer Aniston on Cover from 2003 people During season 2 and several other actors – Troy Baker, Ashley Johnson, Jeffrey Pierce, etc. – who expressed characters for video games.

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New sections of The last of us Season 2 Air Sundays at 21 o’clock at HBO and Max.