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The Last of Us Season 2, episode 4: Why Ellie sings Take on Me

May 5 2025 by Mashable

As a TV adaptation of Naughty Dog's games, The Last of Us includes more than a few hidden references and overt re-creations of the gameplay and cutscenes from The Last of Us Parts I and II.

Music references, in particular, are threaded through both seasons, from the Hank Williams connection to Season 1, episode 4; Crooked Still playing at the dance in Season 2, episode 1; to Ashley Johnson's cover of "Through the Valley" to end that brutal second episode.

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The Last of Us Season 2, episode 4: Why Ellie sings Take on Me

May 5 2025 by Mashable

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