The Last of Us season 3 is going to primarily follow Abby, but what does that mean for the show's other main characters? Here ...

The Last of Us Season 2 Introduces Us to a New Threat, Abby We don’t see too much of Abby in The Last of Us season two, episode one, but we do get two whole scenes from her point of view.

Abby Anderson (Kaitlyn Dever) made her highly-anticipated debut in season 2 of The Last of Us and she’s already got fans in an uproar following one shocking scene. In Touch rounds up everything ...

Ellie manages to track Abby's crew down to their seafront aquarium base thanks to the last words of Nora (Tati Gabrielle), and as she's creeping into the building she overhears a conversation between ...

When it first leaked that Abby kills Joel in The Last of Us Part 2, Bailey received online abuse and death threats aimed at herself and her son. "Every time I went online, that's all I saw.

In The Last of Us Part 2, Abby is built like an MMA fighter. She’s tall and incredibly muscular. In the show, she’s played by Kaitlyn Dever and looks just like Kaitlyn Dever.

Timing, connection, and storytelling sound like three very good reasons for The Last of Us season two to change Abby’s story from the games. The whole point of an adaptation is to adapt.

The Last of Us Season 2 Introduces Us to a New Threat, Abby. We don’t see too much of Abby in The Last of Us season two, episode one, but we do get two whole scenes from her point of view. Given ...

Abby Kills Joel on The Last of Us Season 2, Episode 2. Much to our dismay and Abby’s “fortune,” it ends up being much simpler for her to find Joel than she thought it would be.