‘The Last Of Us’ Premiere Was HBO’s Second Largest Debut Since 2010

Last of UsThe highly-anticipated TV adaptation of Naughty dog’s popular game, titled “The Game of the Same Name” finally premiered on Sunday. It’s already proving to be a huge hit for HBO. 

It’s true The Last of Us Premiere was second in terms of series debuts on HBO since 2010. It was only beaten by Last Year’s premiere. House of the DragonThis is the first TV show to be spun off from HBO. Game of Thrones series. Last of Us drew in 4.7 million views, according to a Deadline Report, coming in 2nd to House of the Dragon’s 2022 premiere which pulled in 9.986 million watchers. Last of Us is matched by HBO’s Boardwalk EmpireThe original premiere of the series was broadcast in 2010. It attracted 4.81 Million viewers. 

Deadline writes that HBO says Sunday night viewing usually represents 20 to 40% of a given show’s gross audience per episode (HBO shows typically release episodes on Sunday nights). 

“We are excited to see fans enjoy the series and story alike, and extend our gratitude for them helping to make this a success,” Casey Bloys CEO, HBO Max Content, said. Deadline. “Congratulations!” [showrunners Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann, who is also a co-creator of The Last of Us]We are grateful to all the talented cast and crew members who made this possible. The rest of this season will be enjoyed by fans all over the globe. 

Druckmann, Mazin and others stated: “Our goal was simple to give the most accurate adaptation of this beloved tale to as large an audience possible.” Deadline. “We’re overjoyed to welcome so many old and new fans.” Last of Us into their homes and their hearts.” 

As you wait for the next episode of The Last of Us, check out our interview with Druckmann, Joel’s actor Pedro Pascal, about how The Last of Us was adapted for television. Then, find out about what there is to do about it. Last of Us show to go beyond the games. 

[Source: Deadline]