Prequel to The Last of Us series has already been proposed

After winning the prize Best Guest Actor in a Drama Series at the Emmys last weekend, the actor Nick Offerman (Bill on The Last of Us) stated that a prequel series to the live-action series The Last of Us has already been proposed.

Offerman was asked about the possibility of a prequel series to The Last of Us and whether or not it could happen. He ended up stating that such an idea had already been presented, but that this question should be asked to people with more responsibility in the HBO series.

If a prequel to the series is approved The Last of Us he revealed that he would like this to be a miniseries centered on the character of Bill It is Frank, before they met. Offerman then teased that the prequel could even be a musical if producers Craig Mazin It is Neil Druckmann they wanted it that way.

It was certainly proposed. I think we proposed a whole miniseries of a prequel to their lives before they met… It could be a [piada] musical. We have no shortage of ideas. We’ll see what Craig [Mazin] and Neil [Druckmann] invent.

Currently the HBO will be busy with production second season of the live-action series adaptation of the game The Last of Us which, as players know, will be full of surprises and very dramatic moments.

Those who don’t know the game will certainly be surprised when the second season appears, Abby Andersona survivor who is both an antagonist and secondary protagonist of the game The Last of Us Part II 2020, the continuation of The Last of Us of 2013. Abby is a former member of Marlene’s (Merle Dandridge) Salt Lake City Fireflies who joined the Seattle-based Washington Liberation Front, or WLF, a militia group at war with the Seraphites religious cult.