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Classy but constrained by its video game origins: Sky’s The Last of Us reviewed

Plus: Fauda remains at the top of its game

The ever-present menace are cannibalistic dead humans who’ve been brought back to life by the tendrilly horror of the fungal mycelia. Credit: Liane Hentscher/HBO
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