Bella Ramsey Wins TVLine's Performer of the Week: See Her Standout Performance!

THE PERFORMER | Bella Ramsey

THE SHOW | The Last of Us

THE EPISODE | “Through the Valley” (Apr. 20, 2025)

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THE PERFORMANCE | The episode of The Last of Us where Joel meets his end was bound to be heart-wrenching regardless of the circumstances. However, Bella Ramsey’s portrayal of Ellie’s response upon discovering her adoptive father critically injured truly embedded the scene in our minds, haunting us long after.

In a swiftly evolving and emotionally charged scene, Ramsey delivered a powerhouse performance. Her portrayal of raw fear evolving into sheer terror as Ellie processed the sight of Joel’s grievous injuries was palpable. Each plea from Ellie, voiced with increasing desperation by Ramsey, for Joel to rise was heartbreakingly portrayed. Ramsey adeptly balanced intense physical action with profound emotional outbursts, culminating in a profoundly moving moment when a golf club became the instrument of Joel’s demise. In that critical instant, Ramsey masterfully conveyed Ellie’s profound regrets and unresolved feelings towards Joel, leaving viewers deeply moved.

The moment Ramsey dragged Ellie across the floor to be near Joel, using every ounce of energy left, remains unforgettable. The tenderness with which Ramsey had Ellie touch Joel’s hand, and the gentle way she rested her face against his, tears mingling with his, were details that not only stuck with us but also elevated Ramsey’s portrayal to exceptional this week.

Continue scrolling to discover who else received Honorable Mentions this week…

HONORABLE MENTION: Anna Camp

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Anna Camp dazzled viewers with her dual portrayals in the final season of Netflix’s thriller YOU. Taking on the roles of both Maddie and her evil twin Reagan, Camp delivered one of the series’ standout performances. Whether eliciting laughs as the seemingly innocent Maddie or stirring anger as the malevolent Reagan, Camp captured our full attention. Her brilliant performance in Episode 4, where she juggled both characters in a high-stakes scenario, was particularly commendable. The intensity of the scenes, including a fierce confrontation and a deadly twist in “the cage,” showcased Camp’s versatility and dramatic depth, culminating in a boardroom scene that was the perfect cherry on top of a thrilling performance. — Andy Swift

HONORABLE MENTION: Seth Rogen

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In Episode 6 of The Studio, Seth Rogen had audiences laughing uproariously with his portrayal of Matt. His character’s attempt to navigate a cancer benefit full of serious doctors while maintaining his humor led to a series of hilarious and awkward exchanges. Rogen shined as he let Matt’s frustration and comedic charm clash with the stuffy atmosphere, eventually leading to a spectacular physical comedy moment reminiscent of classic sitcom antics. The episode not only provided great entertainment but also highlighted Rogen’s comedic prowess and timing. — Nick Caruso

HONORABLE MENTION: Eva-Jane Willis

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In the series FBI: International, Eva-Jane Willis has consistently been a standout as Megan “Smitty” Garretson, particularly in her portrayal of complex undercover operations. Her character’s deep dive into the life of an arms dealer’s wife brought out new layers of emotion and connection, challenging Smitty’s usual professional barriers. Willis’s performance as she navigated this delicate and dangerous relationship was nuanced and compelling, offering viewers a glimpse into her character’s inner struggles and eventual personal growth. — Matt Webb Mitovich