“None of us wanna think about that”: Pedro Pascal Addresses The Last of Us Future at HBO After Disappointing Game of Thrones Conclusion Despite $90M Budget

“None of us wanna think about that”: Pedro Pascal Addresses The Last of Us Future at HBO After Disappointing Game of Thrones Conclusion Despite $90M Budget
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It’s no surprise to witness HBO’s The Last of Us do exceptionally well as it bags more and more viewers from all over the world. And one would expect nothing less from a show that had 4.7 million viewers hooked onto their screens on the very first day of its release. Its immediate popularity even encouraged the network to renew it for a second season.

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However, while The Last of Us did get the green light for a new season in January itself, the lead stars of the series don’t seem to be too sure about its future in the long run.

See also: The Last of Us Gets Rare and Valid Criticism for Skipping Major Plot Device Despite Massive $15M Budget Per Episode Ahead of Season Finale

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Pedro Pascal Comments on the Future of The Last of Us 

Based on the famous survival horror video game of the same name by Naughty Dog, The Last of Us has been garnering booming reviews ever since its release. After having an unbelievably grand premiere on January 15, HBO soon confirmed that fans would be getting a second season of the post-apocalyptic drama as well.

See also: “It’s going to divide people massively”: The Last of Us Star Bella Ramsey Warns Season Finale Might Break the Fandom Entirely After Series Deviates From Original Game

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Pedro Pascal as Joel in The Last of Us

Despite such overwhelmingly positive reviews and the fast-paced progress of the show, Pedro Pascal still seems to be unwilling to get his hopes high with regard to the series’ future. “None of us wanna think about that,” the 47-year-old actor who stars as Joel in The Last of Us remarked. “We had such a great time and it’s such a rare experience where you get to bond to this degree.”

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Bella Ramsey Doesn’t Expect The Last of Us to Have Too Many Seasons 

Bella Ramsey, who stars beside Pascal in the show, also holds a similar belief to that of the latter when it comes to the long run. And the English actress seems to be awfully sure about The Last of Us being nowhere near as lengthy as Game of Thrones.

“I don’t think it’s gonna be as long as Game of Thrones,” Ramsey commented. Coming from the 19-year-old who earned immense recognition for her breakout role in GOT, Ramsey isn’t completely wrong for thinking that. Especially since the epic fiasco that took place with regard to GOT‘s dismaying ending.

See also: After Games of Thrones Unceremoniously Killed Her Character, The Last of Us Star Bella Ramsey is Happy the Show Let Her Get Emotional Closure: “You don’t often get the chance to do that”

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After dragging the show for eight long seasons, Game of Thrones delivered a wholly unsatisfying series finale, rendering the entire fandom in a state of devastation and disappointment. Keeping the same in mind, it’s only fair if the creators and showrunners of The Last of Us decide to bring production to a halt after 2 or 3 seasons. After all, fans would rather see the show come to an end after a good run for just a couple of seasons than have it fall apart right toward the end after 10 seasons or so.

The Last of Us can be streamed on HBO Max.

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