Look, “Dirty Linen” had a fantastic first week but I’d be lying if I say the second week topped that. This week, however, there were weird moments involving deepfake, there were some fantastic acting, and there was, uhhh, a cameo from Triple H’s sledgehammer.
Episode 4 of “The Last of Us” takes us to Kansas City, where Joel and Ellie will encounter the group called Hunters. The episode introduces two original characters and as always, I have theories.
“I’m not gonna give you the every-day-was-a-wonderful-gift-from-God speech. I have had a lot of bad days. I’ve had bad days with you, too, but I’ve had more good days with you than with anyone else. So give me one more good day.”
It’s clear who fathered the child that Olivia (Dolly de Leon) gave birth to in episode 1, but we are offered limited clues as to who killed her. I have theories.
Even after only two episodes have aired, HBO has renewed the post-apocalyptic drama “The Last of Us” for a second season.
We saw the initials B and F in the first episode. Tess mentioned Bill and Frank in the last episode. Now they’re here.
Here’s the timeline of all the events that happened in “The Last of Us” so far.
Here’s a breakdown of all the terrifying new information we have on the infected, what the Indonesia cold open reveals, and that heartbreaking send-off to a character we’ve only just started loving
HBO dropped ten new photos from “Infected,” the second episode of “The Last of Us.” The episode, which is the directed by Neil Druckman, will air on Monday at 10 a.m., Philippine time.
In this post, I’m going to break down the scenes from the first episode, titled “When You’re Lost in the Darkness,” starting from that cold open with the television interview connects this show to the climate crisis, up to the importance (and the danger) of that last scene when Ellie watches Joel Miller kill a soldier with his bare hands.
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