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The Last of Us Sets April Premiere Date and Episode Count

Feb 20, 2025 9:59 AM

The highly anticipated second season of HBO’s adaptation of The Last of Us is set to premiere on April 13, 2025, on Max. This season will consist of seven episodes, two fewer than the first season, promising an even more intense viewing experience inspired by the source material, The Last of Us: Part II. New cast members such as Kaitlyn Dever and Isabela Merced will join returning stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey. The announcement marks an exciting start for Max, which has a slate of popular series lined up for 2025.

When does The Last of Us Season 2 premiere?

The Last of Us Season 2 premieres on April 13, 2025, on HBO Max.

The Last of Us series is based on the critically acclaimed video game by Naughty Dog, which follows the post-apocalyptic journey of Joel and Ellie. The story explores themes of survival, love, and the human condition amidst a world devastated by a fungal infection. The first season successfully captured the emotional depth of the game, setting high expectations for the upcoming season.



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Rolling R!ck Rolling R!ck commented on: 2025-02-20 10:12:08
Fewer episodes could mean a tighter, more focused narrative, but I hope they don’t skimp on the slower, introspective beats that made the first season so impactful. Either way, with this cast and the source material’s raw intensity, it’s going to be a wild ride—buckle up, folks.
Mr. Bison Mr. Bison commented on: 2025-02-20 10:06:09
Can't wait to see how they adapt Part II's emotional gut-punches into seven episodes—fewer episodes might mean less filler, but I hope they don’t rush the quieter, character-driven moments. Also, Kaitlyn Dever as Abby Perfect casting, but I’m already bracing myself for the inevitable online chaos when *that* scene happens.
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