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Where to Watch The Last of Us Season 2: Streaming Services, Times, & More

New threats, familiar faces, and a major time jump — here's where to watch The Last of Us Season 2

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Tyler Schoeber

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It's been over a year since The Last of Us Season 1 ended, and now, Season 2 is finally here. The new season premiered on Sunday, April 13, at 9 p.m. ET, and is now rolling out weekly over seven episodes. Whether you have cable or not, you can catch each episode the night it airs on Max — so there's no excuse to fall behind. It's time to learn where to watch The Last of Us Season 2.

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The last time we saw Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey), they had finally reached Jackson, Wyoming, after enduring a brutal cross-country trek. But even within the safety of a new home, the weight of Joel's final decision still hangs heavy between them. Now, years later, their journey continues — only this time, the threats aren't just Clickers. New allies and enemies enter the mix, including Kaitlyn Dever as Abby, Isabela Merced as Dina, and Young Mazino as Jesse, all familiar names for fans of the game.

One interesting shift this season? The timeline. While The Last of Us Part II jumps forward four years, the show is taking a slightly longer leap, picking up five years after Season 1's events. It might seem like a small change, but given how closely the first season followed the game, this tweak could signal some unexpected storytelling choices.

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With more Clickers, more heartbreak, and plenty of tough choices ahead, The Last of Us Season 2 is shaping up to be just as intense as the first, which you can now purchase on DVD, Blu-ray, or 4KUHD on Amazon. Make sure you're ready to stream it when it drops — learn more below.

How to Watch The Last of Us Season 2 on Max

Max is the streaming service you need if you're looking to watch The Last of Us Season 2. To watch episodes weekly, it'll cost you just $9.99/month for Max's most basic plan, which is all you need to get streaming. Plus, you can catch up on every episode from last season here.


How to Watch The Last of Us Season 2 on Max via the Disney Bundle

If you want to watch The Last of Us Season 2 on Max, one of the best ways to subscribe is through the Disney Bundle. While Max is available as a standalone service, bundling can give you more for your money. For Disney+, Hulu, and Max, it's just $16.99/month. That's right, three of the world's most popular streaming services at under $20.


How to Watch The Last of Us Season 2 on Max via Prime Video

If you're looking for another way to access Max, it can be added to your Prime Video account for just $9.99/month after a seven-day free trial. Sometimes it's nice to have all of your streaming services in the same app.


How to Watch The Last of Us Season 2 from anywhere with a VPN

Streaming The Last of Us Season 2 outside the U.S. can be tricky since Max isn't available everywhere, but a VPN can help. By connecting to a U.S. server, you can access Max just like a local subscriber and keep up with every episode.

If Max isn't available for signup in your region, a VPN can also help with that. ExpressVPN (from $8.32/month) offers fast, reliable streaming, while Private Internet Access (from $2/month) is a more budget-friendly option. To top it all off, NordVPN, another reliable VPN, is hosting a 72% off deal right now. Also, you can With the right VPN, you won't have to miss a moment of The Last of Us Season 2.

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