The Last of Us season 2: what time is episode 2 out in the UK and US?
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- Return to Jackson, Wyoming for a brand new episode of The Last of Us.
- Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey have returned for season two.
- But what time will the next episode be out?
It is time for another trip to the apocalypse as The Last of Us season two continues. Last week saw viewers reintroduced to Joel and Ellie after a couple of years off the air.
Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey have returned - and have been joined by plenty of new faces. HBO is broadcasting the show in the US, while Sky/ Now TV are showing it in the UK.
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What to expect from The Last of Us this week?


The preview for episode two, via Radio Times, really doesn’t give anything away. However the episode is described as “full of huge, dramatic moments and a pitched battle that could be straight out of Game of Thrones”.
When is the next episode of The Last of Us out?
The acclaimed series is airing on Sunday nights in America including today (April 20), however due to time zone differences it does not release until Mondays in the UK and Europe. Episode two will come out tomorrow (April 21) for those watching on Sky Atlantic or Now TV.
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Over in America, HBO will be airing the second episode of the second season of The Last of Us at 9pm ET - and it will also stream on Max at the same time. For British audiences this translates to 2am on Sky Atlantic and Now TV - although it will be repeated at 9pm on Monday evening.
It is another long episode with it scheduled to run for 70 minutes, according to the TV guide.
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