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Liane Hentscher/HBO Pedro Pascal and Bella Ramsey on 'The Last of Us' PHOTO MaPhotograph by Liane Hentscher/HBO Pedro Pascal, Bella Ramsey HBO The Last of Us Season 1 - Episode 8 'I can't wait to get back to work,' he says. But also, I don't think anybody who has played the game is gonna watch a second season and go, 'Wait, what is this?'' I think as long as we keep doing that, and we have more incredible source material to work with, we're gonna continue to adapt the way we do, which is to surprise people that have played the game. We just try to make things better all the time, and we take care of each other. Nobody in our group operates out of ego or being defensive. Objections are always carefully considered. So I don't really have much of a choice, but it is nice to know that at least this first go around, doing it the way I do it worked. 'It is ultimately the only process I really know and understand as somebody that writes things and directs and produces. Mazin says the plan for season 2 is 'to not necessarily achieve the same outcome, but follow the same process' as season 1. On Wednesday, much of the principal cast - including Ramsey, Pedro Pascal, Anna Torv, Melanie Lynskey, Murray Bartlett, Nick Offerman, Lamar Johnson, Keivonn Montreal Woodard, and Storm Reid - woke up to find themselves Emmy nominated. The show quickly became one of HBO's most watched programs. What's working for the team is the fact that The Last of Us is already a commercial and critical success. Yet Bella Ramsey, who uses they/them pronouns, can now count themself an Emmy-nominated actor in the category of Best Actress in a Drama Series. 'I mean, there usually is, starting even with casting.' As an example, he points to some of the fan feedback he received for the character of Ellie. 'Will there be furor? Yeah, probably,' he adds. We just want to tell the story the way we think it should be told.' We are not interested in creating social media fear. As long as they're purposeful, they're not there to just simply shock. There are things that will shock people, things that were in the game, things that were not in the game, and that's okay. 'But I will say that it is the adventure, the journey is the point. You never know what we're gonna do,' Mazin tells EW over the phone amid celebrating the show's epic Emmy nom haul. 'I'm never gonna say there are things that are gonna happen in the show that happened in the game. Given how intensely gamers reacted to the Last of Us Part II video game back in 2020, and also how viewers initially reacted to season 1 of the show, it seems inevitable. As The Last of Us showrunner Craig Mazin heads into season 2 - now with 24 Emmy nominations given to the show from the Television Academy on Wednesday - he's already preparing for some kind of fan 'furor' around the new episodes.

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