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It’s still a little too early to tell whether the season as a whole is going keep performing as well as its debut episode. But according to Nielsen, HBO’s adaptation of The Last of Us did very, very well this past weekend as pulled in 4.7 million viewers, and became the network’s second-largest series premiere of the past 13 years after House of The Dragon.

According to Variety, Prime Video may no longer work with the Top Gear presenter after he made hateful comments about Meghan Markle in a column in The Sun. The company may still carry out seasons of The Grand Tour and Clarkson’s Farm that have already been ordered, however.

The big premiere this week is The Last of Us on HBO on Sunday, an adaptation of the beloved post-apocalyptic game, which always felt a bit like a prestige TV show. Elsewhere, the fourth — and final — season of the Apple TV Plus thriller Servant just kicked off, Tsutomu Nihei’s latest anime is on Crunchyroll, and Netflix subscribers can check out an excellent old-school TMNT game.

Hot off its wins at this year’s Golden Globes Awards, Quinta Brunson’s Abbott Elementary has been picked up for a third season at ABC, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

While Netflix may have the rights to Rian Johnson’s future Knives Out films, Peacock is the home of his Columbo-esque collaboration with Natasha Lyonne, Poker Face.

Hello my fellow geriatric millennials (and everyone else), remember Willow? The movie starring Warwick Davies and Val Kilmer got a TV show sequel, also called Willow, and its first season is concluding today on Disney Plus. With snappy, if modern, dialogue, an incredible wealth of young acting talent, and a myriad of terrifying and/or goofy monsters, this adventure story has been a blast.