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.

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.

HBO has confirmed it is developing another Game of Thrones spin-off series following the success of House of the Dragon. Season two of House of the Dragon ended in August and despite leaving fans and critics disappointed with its low-key finale, season three is already in production.

In a wide-ranging interview, HBO's Head of Drama Francesca Orsi teased what to expect out of the next few years in Westerosi TV.

Although it's not a sure thing, HBO is laying track to adapt all three of George R.R. Martin's Tales of Dunk and Egg novellas as A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.