Given that the post-apocalyptic HBO drama “The Last of Us” largely covers the events of the first edition of the Naughty Dog video game on which it’s based — aside from standalone episodes like the “Long, Long Time” flashback following the love story of Bill (Nick Offerman) and Frank (Murray Barlett) — it would be […]
How will ‘The Last of Us’ shifting the timeline from the game affect season 2?
Given that the post-apocalyptic HBO drama “The Last of Us” largely covers the events of the first edition of the Naughty Dog video game on which it’s based — aside from standalone episodes like the “Long, Long Time” flashback following the love story of Bill (Nick Offerman) and Frank (Murray Barlett) — it would be logical to assume that “The Last of Us” season 2 would similarly stick to the game script of “The Last of Us” Part II video game.
However, the powers that be have warned diehard “TLOS” fans that they should expect some “deviations” in terms of plot points and timeline throughout the new episodes, which will hit HBO and Max on Sunday, April 13.
