Why the last one in the US Season 2 is shorter than Season 1

The last part of the US Season 2 has seven episodes, while the first season has nine episodes. Why is Season 1 short? How many seasons will the show have in general? The key ideas behind the series have now valued some insights on both topics.

Show host Craig Mazin said at the season 2 premiere that it was obvious that the story of the last man: Part 2 competition would not fit well in one season, so it was decided to break it down into at least two seasons. “We just thought, 'How do we put it to the end, a fun point to the end of a season?” he said.

“It could be nine episodes; it could be six episodes. It happens to be seven episodes. This is the story of this season.” “Next season? We're actually not sure how much it might be because we have to lay it out again.”

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, author Neil Druckmann said he and Mazin knew where our last TV show would end. “We know the final destination. We know the end of the story,” he said. “And we know some stops along the way.”

Druckmann said he and Mazin “know where we are going,” but he can't say how many seasons we will run in the last few seasons until he can meet with the writers to curate all seasons. “That's what we're going to figure out next, if we do it again,” he said.

Before that, HBO management said our last It may end with a fourth season.

The performer also discussed how our last TV series was Events that won't surpass the Olympicssome believe that the show’s potential future season may dig out a possible future story: Part 3 game. But considering Druckmann's advice We may not get a third game.

The final season of US Season 2 will arrive on Sunday, April 13. Season 2 brings Pedro Pascal back to Joel and Bella Ramsey, Kaitlyn Dever joins the cast. Beyond these three, is the young Mazino, who plays Jesse, Isabela Merced, Dina, and Catherine O'Hara as Joel's therapist Gail. Matrix actor Joe Pantoliano plays Eugene, a character quoted in the game, but has never seen it.