HBO teases how many seasons The Last of Us will run for – and it's more than we expected
We've not seen the last of The Last of Us

The Last of Us could run for as long as four seasons according to new comments from a HBO bo🌳ss.
Francesca Orsi, EVP and head of drama🐭 at HBO, outlined possible future plans for the Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann-led adaptati꧟on in an interview with .
"We don’t have a complete or final plan, but I think it’s looking like four seasons," Or꧙si said.
While it's not set in stone, it appears🦄 the roadmap ahead for The Last of Us indicates that three more seasons is enough to wrap everything up.
As Orsi explained, "I wouldn’t want to confi🔯rm [four seasons], but it’s looking like this season and then two more seasons after th🍎is and we’re done.”
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The 2020 game, which encompassed multiple playable characters and viewpoints as Ellie went on a wide-ranging revenge tour of America, is making up the basis of the upcoming season. What we don't know, however, is its endpoint this year – and wh༒ether it will stretch out past the events of t🙈he game into possible The Last of Us Part 3 territory.
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Previously, Mazin told Deadline that the third season will be "significantly larger" than the seven-episode season 2, while "the story may reไquire season 4."
Taking place years after the original♌ season, The Last of Us season 2 features several newcomers, in👍cluding Kaitlyn Dever's Abby, Isabela Merced's Dina, and Young Mazino's Jesse.
The series will air weekly on HBO from April 2025, though fans think they've already 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:zeroed in on the exact release date.
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