SPOILER ALERT! This post contains details from the Season 2 finale of HBO’s The Last of Us. The Season 2 finale of The Last of Us makes it hard to continue rooting for Ellie. What started as a quest to seek vengeance for Joel has,

If you watched the Season 2 finale of The Last of Us, you probably have some questions. Among the most pressing of them: How long will I have to wait until Season 3 gets here?As exciting as a great television cliffhanger can be—and Sunday night’s finale was indeed excellent—it can also be frustrating.

That marks a 30% drop from the Season 2 premiere, which reached 5.3 million viewers back in April. However, Season 2 is overall outperforming Season 1, tallying roughly 37 million viewers per episode to date, up from the 32 million average viewers reached by Season 1 after 90 days of viewing.

The following contains spoilers for The Last of UsSeason 2 finale. In the final scene of The Last of Us Season 2, a flashback occurs. Just as Abby confronts Ellie for killing Mel and Owen at the aquarium,

The Last of Us has concluded its second season at HBO, and already the show has been renewed for Season 3, promising fans plenty more thrills in the post-apocalyptic world first introduced in the video games upon which the series is based.

The emotional rollercoaster that was The Last of Us Season 2, starring Bella Ramsey, Pedro Pascal, Isabela Merced, Kaitlyn Dever and more, has come to a close. The final episode, titled 'Every Last One of Them',

In a single episode she: nearly drowns, is almost lynched, kills two people including a pregnant woman, is rescued but then immediately hunted down by her enemy Abby (Kaitlyn Dever), who Ellie was on a mission to kill.