Season 2 of 'The Last of Us' Premieres to Strong Viewership and New Dynamics
Season 2 of 'The Last of Us' premieres with 5.3 million viewers, showcasing evolving dynamics between Joel and Ellie amidst new threats and characters.

Summary
The Season 2 premiere of 'The Last of Us', aired on Sunday, attracted 5.3 million same-day viewers, outperforming Season 1's debut by 10%. Set five years later, Joel, now a community leader, grapples with his complicated past while Ellie, at 19, seeks independence but struggles with their relationship. The episode introduces new characters, including Abby, seeking revenge for Joel's past actions, and explores themes of teenage rebellion and complex dynamics in a dangerous world. Ellie’s journey takes a turn as she faces new challenges with a more evolved enemy while she navigates her budding relationship with Dina. Season 2 promises to delve deeper into emotional landscapes as the characters confront internal and external threats.
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