'Last of Us' switches gears in second season

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As the HBO show enters its second season, let's see how well you can tell your clickers from your bloaters.

'Last of Us' switches gears in second season

"The Last of Us," season two, begins April 13 on HBO. Here's a look at what to expect.

Two years after the stressing first installment on the devastated crossing of America, the postapocalyptic series resumes on Monday 14 April on Max. Despite impressive sequences, it struggles to summon the sense of urgency supposed to guide it.

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The Last of Us debuted in 2013 and didn’t take long to become one of the most popular video games of the 21st century. A decade later, the HBO series adaptation was quickly hailed as the peak of video game adaptations and a brilliant television series in its own right, yielding eight Primetime Emmy wins for its first season.  Like anything that dominates pop culture, the series—about surviving a post-apocalyptic America taken over by a viral inf…

Get Ready for More The Last of Us

Here’s why all of your friends are talking about ‘The Last Of Us,’ HBO’s newest prestige drama series about the zombie apocalypse, based on the blockbuster game of the same name. Catch up on season one before season two premieres on April 13.

The series starring Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey, The Last of Us, premieres its second season this Sunday April 13 on Max’s platform. In addition, it will also be seen through HBO, on channels 524 and 1524 HD of the grid of DIRECTV satellite TV service in Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru and in 501 in Uruguay.