Sereda and Goldschmidt had to weave that visual tapestry of different elements to fit Season’s many modes, from murder mystery to counter-insurgency drama. This involved embracing the visual grit of Season 1’s road trip from hell,

The Last Of Us Season 2 physical editions release September 23, and you can preorder it now on 4K Blu-ray, Blu-ray, or DVD.

In a single episode she: nearly drowns, is almost lynched, kills two people including a pregnant woman, is rescued but then immediately hunted down by her enemy Abby (Kaitlyn Dever), who Ellie was on a mission to kill.

The Last of Us Season 2 upholds the show's beloved status. Here's an overview of this season's highs and lows.

Seriously! How else do you define going right from the culturally dominant force that was The White Lotus season 3 into the much-awaited second season of The Last of Us, which was, oh, that's right—just its own culturally dominant force when its first season debuted back in 2023?

The Last of Us just wrapped up its second season, and the finale ends in a way that sets up a major change for the show. It’s one that reflects a similar shift in perspective that fans of the game it’s adapting will remember well: one designed to make viewers see the story in a whole new way.

Though Seattle gets mentioned right out of the gate in Episode 1 and there’s a scene planning out how to get there where the characters struggle to say Snoqualmie, we don’t actually see the city until Episode 3 when Ellie and Dina first come upon it from a distance.

HBO’s The Last of Us has invented an entirely new Ellie for season 2 that didn’t exist in the (much better) season 1 and certainly did not exist in the games at all.