The Last of Us

Watch: The Last of Us Season 1 Episode 1

S1 EP1

TV-MA

16 episodes2 seasons

US Release

~ Every path has a price. ~

Overview:

Twenty years after modern civilization has been destroyed, Joel, a hardened survivor, is hired to smuggle Ellie, a 14-year-old girl, out of an oppressive quarantine zone. What starts as a small job soon becomes a brutal, heartbreaking journey, as they both must traverse the United States and depend on each other for survival.

Created by:

Neil Druckmann & Craig Mazin

Status:

Returning Series

Language:

English

First air date:

1/15/2023

Last air date:

5/25/2025

Key words:

people smuggling
post-apocalyptic future
infection
survival
epidemic
based on video game

Seasons

Season 1

9 Episodes

Season 2

7 Episodes

Cast

Bella Ramsey

~ as ~

Ellie Williams

Pedro Pascal

~ as ~

Joel Miller and 1 more

Gabriel Luna

~ as ~

Tommy Miller

Isabela Merced

~ as ~

Dina

Young Mazino

~ as ~

Jesse

Rutina Wesley

~ as ~

Maria

Kaitlyn Dever

~ as ~

Abby

Danny Ramirez

~ as ~

Manny

Robert John Burke

~ as ~

Seth

Samuel Hoeksema

~ as ~

Clicker and 1 more

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Reviews (14)

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JacobMars
Written 2 year(s) ago
1
Absolute shit, i would rather play the TLOU 2 than watch another minute of this shit, it was nothing to do with the lore or the characters from the games. Comparing this bore-fest of a show to The Last Of Us 1 is like comparing Peter Jackson The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy to Amazons Rings Of Guyladriel.
MS
Manuel São Bento
Written 2 year(s) ago
8
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW OF SEASON ONE @ https://www.msbreviews.com/tv-reviews/the-last-of-us-season-1-review

Based on the full first season handed to press

"The Last of Us is the first live-action videogame adaptation able to finally break the frustrating curse, reaching the so-desired unprecedented level of excellence.

Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann construct a complex character study driven by fascinating protagonists, Joel and Ellie, exploring the grief, traumas, and tragedies of their lives through unimaginable moral dilemmas, emotionally heavy conversations, and devastating moments.

Save for rare exceptions, the episodic narrative formula is remarkably efficient, offering a panoply of intriguing characters and outstanding performances - Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey clearly stand out from the rest. A more intimate, grounded version of a post-apocalyptic world that doesn't lack gory, violent action/horror sequences. Gustavo Santaolalla's score couldn't be a better fit.

If I was already excited to venture into the video game, now I can't wait for that day to come."

Rating: A-
MovieGoer223
Written 2 year(s) ago
9
No spoilers here.

I went into this show cautiously optimistic, after seeing the trailers. I, like so many others, have been burned by horrid video game adaptations cough "Halo" cough. I was incredibly surprised by the first episode. LOVED IT! While yes, the pacing was a bit slower than the game's first few moments, I felt like it was appropriate to set the stage for everything to come later. TLOU is one of my favorite games on the planet, and I am really hard to please when it comes to media. I am the definition of nit-picky when it comes to writing, production, and character development, especially with pre-existing and beloved material. I can say honestly, and without reservation that if the creators put as much attention to detail and fan-oriented storytelling into the later episodes of this season, this could easily be one of the best adaptations of a game, out there. I really can't wait to see what they do with it.
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MovieGuys
Written 2 year(s) ago
1
Why do series feel the need to be woke? I had invested quite a lot of faith in this series until episode 3, which I call 'Gays of our lives".

An entire episode about the lives of two beardy, gay blokes, that has next to nothing to do with the overriding story and feels like virtue signalling.

I don't mind gay people. I've known a few over the years but what's the need for this? I wasted 20 or so minutes, till I realised this was going to take up the majority of the episode, at which point, I stopped watching.

In short, I don't need to be lectured, reformed or informed about alternative life styles. If I did, I'd attend a meeting, join a forum, whatever. And that's the underlying point really. I come to entertainment to be entertained, not lectured.

I'm out.
GenerationofSwine
Written 2 year(s) ago
1
It takes it's cues from the controversial second game... where the characters were reshaped to fit the new meh narrative of the meh pro-censorship left.

And because of that you have yet another film staring Strong Female Lead, only this time STL is a little girl that knows more and can survive better than the man that is tasked with protecting her who actually survived the end of the world.

You really don't need to know the rest it goes just like they all do, narrative above plot, message above characters, "diversity and dinosaurs"

The bottom line is that you've seen this before.

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