The Last of Us' second season wrapped up on HBO this past weekend, and it seems interest in the finale was down considerably compared to the first batch of episodes. Find the latest ratings update

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HBO's The Last of Us series just wrapped up its second season, and viewership across all platforms for the finale reached 3.7 million people. That's down 30% from the 5.3 million viewers for the Season 2 premiere in April ( via Variety) and down 55% from the 8.2 million viewers for the Season 1 finale in 2023.

Season 2 of The Last of Us concluded Sunday night with an audience of 3.7M cross-platform viewers in the U.S., per HBO. This is significantly lower than the Season 2 premiere episode’s 5.3M viewers, but the networks says they expect there to be significant growth after the Memorial Day holiday weekend.

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According to HBO’s own figures at the time, the season two premiere drew 5.3 million viewers across platforms, a 13 percent increase from the first season’s debut. And now, with Nielsen’s more comprehensive numbers in hand,