Pedro Pascal's The Last of Us exit was always going to impact the show, but "Day One" proved there is still plenty to admire regarding the adaptation.

The Last of Us' fans are still reeling from Season 2's shocking character death but the new season is just reaching the halfway point.

In 'The Last of Us' Season 2, Episode 4, defying death pushes Ellie and Dina toward major revelations. Also, meet Isaac! [SPOILERS]

The Last of Us Season 2 Episode 4 hits like a hammer wrapped in nostalgia. This episode, titled Seattle: Day One, plays out like a love letter to longtime fans of the game while still carving its own bloody path through the apocalypse. Let’s break it all the way down: the good, the bad, and what I need the show to get to next.

Lucky Day” tackles online paranoia and everyday radicalisation with a pulpy, snappy energy and a darkly funny twist.

In episode 4, the jail was making it harder to get information from the inside--just as a push for change started to gain momentum from the outside.

Last Chef Standing returned Sunday night with a double serving of culinary drama. Episodes 4 and 5 pushed contestants to their limits with themes of "Artistry" and "Adaptability," ultimately sending home two fan favorites.

The latest chapter begins not with Ellie and Dina, safely squared away in their theater safehouse, but with Hanrahan (Alanna Ubach), the WLF leader we briefly met in episode 4. Sh