The Last of Us Season 2 Is Breaking Hearts and the Internet—And We're Not Ready
If you thought The Last of Us Season 1 wrecked your emotions, Season 2 is here to absolutely obliterate them.
Premiering April 13, 2025, the new season dives headfirst into the brutal, emotionally twisted world of The Last of Us Part II—and fans are not okay. Within just two episodes, we witnessed a gut-wrenching scene that left jaws on the floor: Joel, played by Pedro Pascal, meets a shocking and violent end at the hands of Abby (Kaitlyn Dever), setting off Ellie’s dark spiral of revenge.
Dever, who delivers a devastatingly raw performance, filmed that pivotal scene just three days after her own mother’s funeral. That kind of emotional depth? You feel it in your bones.
Bella Ramsey returns as Ellie, this time navigating grief, rage, and the moral gray zones of survival. The cast is stacked—Isabela Merced as Dina, Young Mazino as Jesse, and a surprise performance by Catherine O’Hara as Gail.
From killer performances to haunting storytelling, this season is already making waves. And did we mention the Jennifer Aniston People magazine easter egg in Episode 1? Even Rachel Green survived the apocalypse.
Catch new episodes every Sunday on HBO and Max (or Monday mornings in India on JioCinema). Just bring tissues—and maybe emotional support.
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