The acclaimed adatation's second season was previously given a general 2025 release window, which HBO has now narrowed down.
The second season of HBO's acclaimed series, which will adapt part of The Last of Us Part 2, will premiere sometime in 2025.
Season 2 of HBO's The Last of Us will adapt part of the second game in Naughty Dog's acclaimed series, and is coming in 2025.
"And indeed, the story may require Season 4," says series co-creator and co-showrunner Craig Mazin.
Wright will play Isaac, leader of the Washington Liberation Front, in the HBO show's season season, just as he did in the game it's adapting.
Though a second season of the acclaimed series is in production, an official premiere date is currently unknown.
Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey will be reprising their roles as Joel and Ellie respectively, and now you can check out how they're going to look in season 2.
Merced joins a growing list of actors confirmed for season 2 of the show, including Kaitlyn Dever as Abby and Young Mazino as Jesse.
Mazino is nominated for an award in this year's Emmys for his role as Paul Cho in the Netflix series Beef.
The 27-year old actress is best known for her roles in Justified, Last Man Standing, and Dopesick, among others.
The series was nominated for 19 awards at the Creative Arts Emmys, and is also nominated for an additional 5 at the Primetime Emmys.
Kaitlyn Dever, best known for her roles in Unbelievable and Dopesick (among others), is reportedly in talks to play Abby.
Production on the show's second season, which was officially greenlit earlier this year, will begin in early 2024.
As per Bella Ramsey, who plays Ellie on the show, shooting for the second season will begin at the end of this year.
Showrunners Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann confirm The Last of Us Part 2's story will be told over multiple seasons.
After an excellent start for the show's first two episodes, HBO has officially greenlit it for a second season.
The actor who plays Ellie in the HBO series says a second season is likely to happen, even though it hasn't been officially greenlit yet.
The series' third episode, titled "Long Long Time", will premiere on Sunday, and is set to have a runtime of close to 80 minutes.
The Last of Us enjoys the biggest ever second week growth for an original HBO series to date.
The TV adaptation of Naughty Dog's first title is the highest premiere for a new HBO series since Boardwalk Empire in 2010.
