The Last of Us, Season 2 and Episode 5
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The latest episode of HBO's post-apocalyptic thriller drama deviated from the game’s narrative to tell a deeper story about the characters, including Gail and Eugene.
The Last of Us Season 2, episode 6 packs such an emotional punch that it's difficult to see past Joel (Pedro Pascal) finally playing "Future Days" for Ellie (Bella Ramsey), or the teary scene in which he comes clean about what really happened at the Firefly hospital.
A series of flashbacks traced the evolution of Joel and Ellie’s relationship in Jackson, Wyo., filling in some blanks about her current state of mind.
Neil Druckmann also discusses the key scene from the video game he was most nervous to direct again in Season 2, Episode 6
Turns out Ellie was actually more pissed at Joel over the whole Eugene situation than, you know, the mass murder.
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The Last of Us' Episode 6 examines (and re-examines) the years between Joel and Ellie's arrival in Jackson and their fateful New Year's Eve. [REVIEW]
Wondering who plays Eugene and who Tony Dalton plays in The Last of Us Season 2? Here's what you need to know.
In the penultimate episode of the second season, which premiered Sunday night (May 18) on HBO Max, the story briefly visits the Wyoming Museum of Science and History.
Framed around each of Ellie’s birthdays following their return to Jackson, episode 6 delicately displays Joel’s urge to fulfil his role as a father. It's rooted in the very first scene, in which we see him as a teenage boy: The conversation between Joel and his father,
The following article dives deep into two of the most important moments from The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 6. If you have not yet used your Max subscription to catch up on the apocalypse, I recommend you make like a survivor approaching an abandoned building and proceed with caution.
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