The Last of Us

Two seasons of the HBO adaptation, sixteen episodes, and a third coming in 2027 to finish the second game.

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Where to start with The Last of Us

In order, and there is nothing else to it as a viewer. The one thing worth knowing is structural: season two does not finish the story it starts. It adapts about half of the second game and stops, and season three picks up the other half from a different character's side. If you are the sort of person who would rather wait and watch both together, that wait runs to 2027.

  1. 1
    The Last of Us, season 1 The Last of Us

    Nine episodes, a complete story, and it ends on a decision the rest of it is about.

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    The Last of Us, season 2 The Last of Us

    Seven episodes. Shorter, and deliberately incomplete: it stops halfway through the story it is telling.

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  • The Last of Us 2023, 3 seasons, 16 episodes

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