Episode 6 of HBO's The Last of Us has arrived and, just like in the game, it reunites Joel and Tommy and ends in dramatic fashion at the University. But, how close does the show compare to the game?

Episode six of HBO’s The Last of Us allows for past demons to be exorcised in order to build a stronger future for Joel and Ellie.

Note: This story contains spoilers for “The Last of Us” Season 2, Episode 6. For audiences who were left devastated by the loss of Joel early in “The Last of Us” Season 2, Sunday night’s ...

The following review contains major spoilers for Episode 6 of The Last of Us. In the past six weeks, The Last of Us has established itself as a character-driven story set in a post-apocalyptic world.

‘The Last of Us’ Season 2, Episode 6 Recap: Memories, Revelations and Broken Promises It’s a (not particularly happy) trip down memory lane for Joel and Ellie this week ...

"The Last of Us" brings Joel back for Season 2's flashback-heavy episode 6. It's understandably devastating.

"The Last of Us" Season 2 returns with a flashback episode so good and so hearfelt, the rest of the season can't compete.

In HBO’s ‘The Last of Us,’ Joel finally tells a truth left out of the game Episode 6 introduces new scenes to tell a gentler story than the game — recalling the first season’s famously ...

This is 60 minutes of terse dialogue, acoustic guitar plucking, boots in snow, rifles at the ready, blah blah blah.

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.

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