‘The Last of Us’ viewership hit another series high with episode 4 on HBO

our end HBO delivered another series high on Sunday with 7.5M people tuning in across HBO and HBO Max

This was a 17% increase from Episode 3’s 6.4M viewers, despite Sunday’s episode leading up to the 65th Annual Grammy Awards. This is the second week in a row our end There were some big contests on the East Coast last week after the final half of the AFC Championship aired on HBO.

The series has now increased its same-day viewership every week since its debut in January. Sunday night viewership was up 60% from the premiere episode’s same-day numbers.

With the Super Bowl approaching this Sunday, our end Fans are in luck, because the next episode will be dropping on HBO Max in just a few days. The episode will debut on the streaming service on Friday at 9 pm ET/6 pm PT before the HBO broadcast in its usual Sunday slot (which directly conflicts with the big game).

Based on the PlayStation game, the series takes place 20 years after the destruction of modern civilization. Joel, a hardened survivor, is hired to smuggle 14-year-old Ellie out of an oppressive quarantine zone. What starts as a small task soon turns into a brutal journey as they both have to cross the United States and rely on each other to survive.

It stars Pedro Pascal, Bela Ramsay, Gabriel Luna, Anna Torv, Nico Parker, Murray Bartlett and Nick Offerman as well as Melanie Lynskey, Storm Reid, Merle Dandridge, Jeffrey Pearce, Lamar Johnson, Kevon Woodard, Graham Greene, Ellen Miles, Ashley. Johnson and Troy Baker.

our end Written and executive produced by Craig Mazin and Neil Druckman. It is a Sony Pictures Television co-production with PlayStation Productions, Word Games, The Mighty Mint and Naughty Dog. Carolyn Strauss, Evan Wells, Asad Kizilbash, Carter Swan, and Rose Lam also produced.