The much-anticipated second season of The Last of Us kicked off on April 13, 2025, enthralling fans with the start of another gripping narrative. Viewers in the US can catch new episodes every Sunday at 9pm ET on HBO and Max. If you're in the UK, set your alarms for 2am BST on Mondays to watch on Sky Atlantic and NOW. This season span across seven episodes, with everything wrapping up by May 25, 2025.
Episode Guide and Air Dates
The schedule is laid out weekly, helping fans keep track of their favorite show:
- Episode 1: Future Days – April 13 (US) / April 14 (UK)
- Episode 2: TBA – April 20 (US) / April 21 (UK)
- Episode 3: TBA – April 27 (US) / April 28 (UK)
- Episode 4: TBA – May 4 (US) / May 5 (UK)
- Episode 5: TBA – May 11 (US) / May 12 (UK)
- Episode 6: TBA – May 18 (US) / May 19 (UK)
- Episode 7: TBA – May 25 (US) / May 26 (UK)
This time, the series dives deeper into the complex relationship between Joel and Ellie, five years on from the dramatic events of season one. Set against the snow-draped backdrop of Jackson, Wyoming, the pair grapples with escalating threats from both outside forces and brewing tensions within their community. The introduction of new faces like Kaitlyn Dever as Abby adds layers of intrigue and conflict as this tale of survival and humanity unfolds.
The Cast and Upcoming Seasons
Returning stars Pedro Pascal as Joel and Bella Ramsey as Ellie are joined by a talented ensemble including Young Mazino, Tati Gabrielle, and screen veteran Catherine O'Hara. Their performances promise to deliver emotional depth and riveting drama, a hallmark of the series.
Given the intricate storyline of The Last of Us Part II, creators have decided to split the game’s narrative across two seasons for television. This allows for thorough character exploration and thoughtful pacing, much to the delight of fans seeking to delve deeper into this rich universe. And for those already wondering what lies beyond, HBO has assured viewers that a third season is in the pipeline, with production kicking off in the summer. As the journey continues, viewers can expect more compelling storytelling that stays true to its source.