The last of us is the last air conditioning of Craig Mazin, or so he says star-news.press/wp

Another of the United States, Craig Mazin, said that this show will be the “Swansong game”, but this did not prevent him from joking about 19 seasons of something GTA 5-Flavoured.

Mazen has so far been at the head of two seasons of our last, along with Nile Dogman. A third season has already been confirmed that in the pipeline, although it is still expected to end at least one season after that game novels.

But once everything that is implemented and dust ends, Mazin will not look at another video game for TV adaptation.

Talk to ScifinowThe bidder was asked about the other video game series that he wants to adapt, which he answered: “Well, I don’t go, of course, because where can you go from here?”

However, he jokingly said that he was “Mazushi”, he was seduced by responding to the Grand Theft Auto 5, because “I think it will be like 19 seasons of TV”, or even something like Candy Crush, which is completely thought.

However, these modifications in the game are just Jokey’s response, and the last of us will be “Swansong” Mazin. He was still calling his hand happily for those looking to adapt a video game for TV.

“Mostly, I am excited to see what others are doing, even if I am helping. I have no problem to be an auxiliary. I would like to help produce some good video game modifications, just a couple in mind I have already.”

“But regarding writing and perpetuating psychological on a daily basis … This is my video game Swansong.”

The second season of us concluded last week, after seven episodes. The end welcomed 3.7 million viewers across the platforms in the United States, which was much less than the opening episode of the season, which was first shown with 5.3 million viewers in the United States in the United States.

As for its next picnic, another crew of us participated last month some ideas about where the show will go during its third season.

To learn more about the show, you can see my discussion feature: The last season of the United States wraps the seventh episode, but was it a satisfactory conclusion?