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With HBO’s hit adaptation of The Last of Us returning for its second season on April 13, fans are eagerly anticipating how the show will handle the complex and controversial storyline of The Last of Us Part II. The first season earned critical acclaim for its faithful yet innovative adaptation of the beloved video game, with stars Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey bringing Joel and Ellie to life in ways that resonated with both longtime fans and newcomers alike. What to Expect from The Last of Us Season 2 The second season faces the challenging task of adapting The Last of Us Part II, a game known for its ambitious narrative scope and emotionally charged storylines. Showrunners Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann have confirmed that the game’s story will likely span multiple seasons, allowing for deeper character development and more nuanced storytelling. Returning Cast and New Characters Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey are confirmed to reprise their roles as Joel and Ellie, with both actors having spent significant time preparing for the intensified emotional demands of their characters’ arcs. The second season will also introduce several crucial new characters from the game, though casting announcements are being kept under careful wraps. Game vs. Show: Expected Adaptational Changes While the first season largely followed the game’s narrative framework, it made several strategic departures that enhanced the story for television. Similar thoughtful adaptational changes are expected for Season 2, particularly in how it handles the game’s complex timeline and parallel narratives. Structural

It would not be the first HBO title to come out that year:"Then in 2025, we'll kick off the year with the new season of 'The White Lotus,' followed by 'The Last of Us' and 'Euphoria,' just to name a few..."The Hollywood actors' strike officially ended in November 2023, which allowed The Last of Us Season 2 to finally begin filming in early 2024.Shooting began on February 12, and previous rumors suggested that it would last until sometime in August.The Directors Guild of Canada officially had the show listed to wrap filming on August 12, which was a bit of a surprise (but a welcome one for fans) considering the Guild's previous listing noted that it would end on September 9. By August 23, production was confirmed to be complete, via the Guild.Throughout the production process, multiple set photos have been released indicating that shooting has moved along rather smoothly.For example, one batch of photos featured stars Bella Ramsey and Isabella Merced, who play Ellie and Dina, respectively.Fans were also given a special look at the upcoming series in a promotional video released by HBO in August. In the footage, the first official look at Kaitlyn Dever as Abby was revealed, showing her being attacked by a horde of Infected with only a chainlink fence protecting her.Based on David Zaslav's comments, The Last of Us Season 2 will be released sometime in 2025, and will most likely be ready for the early months of that year.Filming officially wrapped for Season 1 on June 11, 2022 (there was, however, some additional photography shot in October of that year). It was then released seven months later in January 2023.If filming for Season 2 ends in August as it is listed, then, if it also follows a similar post-production timeline as Season 1,

Bill, but no Frank. • Peaking at No. 25 on the Billboard Hot 100, “Long, Long Time” comes from Ronstadt’s second solo album, 1970’s Silk Purse. It was her biggest U.S. hit to that point and the biggest she’d have until 1975 when she topped the chart with “You’re No Good.” It picked up a second life when it was included in Rondstadt’s blockbuster Greatest Hits collection in 1976. • As they walk, Joel fills Ellie in on the possible origins of the cordyceps infection, including the possibility it was spread through common food items and that it spread quickly because so many of the same items were so widely distributed. Globalization has its downsides, apparently. • The cordyceps infection went global on September 26, 2003. In our timeline, Massachusetts legalized gay marriage in May 2004. But in the Last of Us timeline, it would never have happened. (At least by anything we recognize as the government. Maybe, despite being, in Frank’s words, “actual Nazis,” FEDRA is surprisingly enlightened on this issue.) • Offerman’s not alone in deserving praise for this episode. Bartlett is terrific too. Between his work in The White Lotus, Welcome to Chippendales, and now in The Last of Us, he’s on quite the roll. Update: This recap has been updated to reflect Frank’s degenerative muscular disorder, which was left intentionally vague by the series’ showrunners. Sign up here for email alerts for every new The Last of Us recap. The Last of Us Reminds Us It’s