When will 'The Last of Us' Episode 3 air on HBO?
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Touted as the biggest show of the year, ‘The Last of Us’ is already turning out to be a show that might get a lot of accolades in the upcoming awards season. The show, based on the video game series of the same name by Naughty Dog, primarily focuses on the lives of Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey) who are stuck together after a fungal infection named Cordyceps takes over the entire world and turns them into zombies. The game was a massive hit when its first edition came out in 2013 and sold more than 1.3 million copies in just 7 days of its release. So, it doesn’t come as a shock that HBO took a chance of adapting it for television.
The premiere episode stayed true to the source material and included sequences that were straight from the video game. However, the second episode included some changes in the storyline and gave a unique perspective to it. But fans are not complaining because the execution has been scintillating so far and things can only go upward from the point beyond.
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In Episode 2 of the series, we saw one of the major characters, Tess, sacrificing herself after getting bitten by one of the zombies. She tells Joel and Ellie to continue their journey so that something miraculous can take place. Now that things are getting interesting, fans are curious to know when the next episode of ‘The Last of Us’ will arrive on HBO. Let’s find out.
When will Episode 3 of ‘The Last of Us’ air on HBO?
The first season of the ongoing post-apocalyptic drama TV series has been following the pattern of weekly release and features nine episodes. Episode 1 aired on January 15th and the second episode on January 22nd. The third episode will be no different and will return to HBO and HBO Max at 9 pm EST, on Sunday, January 29th.
The series opened to massive response and the premiere was seen by more than 4.7 million viewers on the day of its release, making it the second-biggest debut in HBO’s history. The series currently holds a rating of 97% on the review site Rotten Tomatoes.
Apart from Pascal, Torv, and Ramsey, the series also stars Gabriel Luna, Troy Baker, Merle Dandridge, Nick Offerman, and others in pivotal roles.
