The Last of US TV Series Needs to Touch on Joel and Ellie's Little Moments
It has been quite some time since a television adaptation of Naughty Dog's The Last of Us was first announced. Dating back to 2020, the series was purported by Neil Druckmann (a writer and director of the games as well as the upcoming HBO series) to be one of the most authentic video game adaptations yet. Based on the footage that was shown in a recent HBO Max trailer, it looks like Druckmann is going to be true to his word.
While the teaser in question showcases only about 20 seconds of The Last of Us television show, what was shown is more than enough to get fans excited for its release. People can hear Joel and Ellie's iconic exchange in the Jackson ranch house, while footage of various adapted scenes plays in the background. Pedro Pascal's Joel and Bella Ramsey's Ellie are the most standout characters, but viewers can also catch glimpses of Nico Parker's Sarah and Nick Offerman's Bill. Having a large cast of actors who can bring Naughty Dog's game to life is good and all, but the television series should not forget to emphasize the moments Joel and Ellie spend alone together.
Tommy's Importance in The Last of Us
At its core, the first The Last of Us is a tale about two people: Joel and Ellie. Brought together by strange circumstances, the two must work together to survive as they cross a post-apocalyptic America. While the two initially dislike each other, the time Joel and Ellie spend together causes them to learn more about each other and in turn themselves. By making Ellie a complete unknown to Joel at the start of the narrative, Naughty Dog is able to build their relationship in a realistic way. The two barely speak to each other and avoid eye contact throughout their initial journey to the Capitol Building. But as
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