Of all the video game adaptations in recent years, one that has risen to the top is HBO’s The Last of Us TV series. While the show is yet to release its second season, the executives at HBO are already looking ahead to the endgame of the show.

The Last of Us could run for as long as four seasons according to new comments from a HBO boss. Francesca Orsi, EVP and head of drama at HBO, outlined possible future plans for the Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann-led adaptation in an interview with Deadline.

After a nearly two-year hiatus between seasons, The Last of Us is set to return soon to HBO and Max with the beginning of its adaptation of The Last of Us Part II. While the show has been a massive success among audiences and critics, HBO drama EVP Francesa Orsi doesn't believe that The Last of Us will run any longer than four seasons.

HBO's critically acclaimed The Last of Us show will run for four seasons, an executive has suggested. HBO's Francesca Orsi revealed that "it's looking like" the smash TV adaptation will run for four seasons, although did stress there's no "complete or final plan" at this time.

As excitement builds for the highly anticipated The Last of Us season 2, HBO has shared some disappointing news about the future of the horror series.

While the first season of The Last of Us covered the whole of the first video game in the series, it's looking like the second game will take three seasons to adapt.