The third season of The Last of Us: a journey slower than a limping zombie 🐌
Fans of The Last of Us are as excited about the third season as a clicker at an all-you-can-eat buffet. But, when will it arrive? The answer is simple: not even HBO knows for sure. Between scripts, filming, and editing, the process is more complicated than explaining to your grandma what a "postmodern zombie" is.
The art of waiting (without going crazy)
Producing a series of this magnitude is like trying to assemble an Ikea piece of furniture without instructions: it requires time, patience, and avoiding cursing out loud. It's rumored that filming will begin in 2025, but with the usual setbacks (strikes, yawn pandemic, etc.), the premiere could be delayed until 2027. Welcome to the eternal waiting club! 😅
"Great stories aren't cooked in microwaves," say the creators, while fans reply: "But at least give us an appetizer."
News that will make fans jump off the couch
This season will focus on Abby, which means:
- New characters that will steal the show (and hearts)
- Less time with some favorites from previous seasons
- Scenes that will probably generate as many debates as a political family dinner
The good thing is that if the team manages to adapt the game material with the same mastery as before, it will be worth every second of waiting. Or so we'll tell ourselves to avoid biting the remote control. 🎮
Survival list for impatient fans
- Review the previous seasons: Look for hidden clues as if you were Ellie searching for supplies
- Join online theories: Because nothing kills time like arguing over insignificant details
- Explore the games: The series drinks directly from this source (and along the way you practice for the real apocalypse)
So now you know: even though the wait feels eternal, at least we can laugh at our own desperation. After all, what would a good post-apocalyptic drama be without a bit of real suffering from the audience? 😉