Ellie and Dina take matters into their own hands after last week's harrowing episode, as Jackson rebuilds after the infected attack.

Then in the 1990s and 2000s, the “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” creator Joss Whedon was partly responsible for changing the way TV series handle death, with heroes carrying the pain of a loss for multiple episodes — to the point where fans would anxiously wonder whether the show would ever be fun again.

In "The Last of Us: Part II," the day after Joel is brought back to Jackson to be buried, his brother Tommy goes on a quest for revenge. He heads off towards Seattle to chase down Abby, and hot on his heels are Ellie and Dina.