The wait isn't very long! The first episode of season 2 of The Last of Us will air on April 13, and we have the chance to watch it in preview. Yet another event series from HBO, the American giant easily rising to become one of the major players in the industry. And even before the broadcast of its second season, HBO made the announcement that all fans were waiting for.
The Last of Us: a third season announced by HBO
After an absolutely brilliant first season, Joel Miller and Ellie Williams of Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey will return to our screens for an anticipated second season. Those who have played the Naughty Dog saga are probably already rubbing shoulders with hands given the events visible in The Last of Us Part II, while the newcomers to the universe imagined by Neil Druckmann and his teams prepare the popcorn. The star duo of the first season will be joined by Kaitlyn Dever as Abby Anderson for season 2, which is scheduled to air on April 13.
But even before the start of season 2, HBO has already Good news for its fans, The Last of Us has been renewed for a third season:
"We approached the second season with the goal of creating something we could be proud of," said executive producer Craig Mazin, via The Hollywood Reporter. "The final results exceeded even our most ambitious goals, thanks to our continued collaboration with HBO and the impeccable work of our unparalleled cast and crew. We look forward to continuing The Last of Us story with the third season!"
"We can't overstate how proud HBO is of what we believe the second season of The Last of Us to be an outstanding achievement," continued Francesca Orsi, Executive Vice President of HBO. "Craig, Neil [Druckmann], Carolyn [Strauss] and the entire team of executive producers, cast and crew have delivered a masterful sequel and we are thrilled to carry the power of Craig and Neil's storytelling into what we know will be an equally moving and extraordinary third season.""
After a solid first season and a tantalizing second season, HBO will now offer us a third season. Should we imagine that the events of The Last of Us Part II won't all be adapted in season 2? Possible. In any case, it's hard to see the series straying far from Naughty Dog's games. Trying to adapt non-existent material, an idea that HBO already attempted with Game of Thrones, and which ultimately had the effect of a damp squib. A series which, moreover, already welcomed Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey into its cast for memorable roles.
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