Neil Druckmann Reveals Why He Decided To Leave The Last Of Us TV Show
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Neil Druckmann Reveals Why He Decided To Leave The Last Of Us TV Show
""I looked at what's in front of me, what would the next season might look like, and with all the various Last of Us things I'm working on--not just the show. With all the various games I'm working on--the biggest one that takes up most of my time is Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, our next big IP for Naughty Dog and PlayStation--it felt like I could better serve all of my responsibilities if I stayed at a higher level," he said."
""I really appreciated at Naughty Dog how many people stepped up while I was gone working on Season 2. Specifically, I spent quite a bit of effort on Episode 206--prepping it, writing it, directing it. I wasn't sure if I'd be able to do that again. So I felt it around that period when we're wrapping up all the press and really about to get started with earnest in Season 3, that was a good time to reassess everything.""
Neil Druckmann walked away from co-showrunner duties earlier this year to return to Naughty Dog full-time and concentrate on game development as Season 3 preparations began. He prioritized several Last of Us projects and multiple games, especially Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet, which occupies most of his time. Balancing co-showrunning, studio leadership, directing, and writing proved challenging, particularly after heavy involvement in Season 1 and Season 2 and hands-on work for Episode 206. Druckmann shifted to a higher-level role to better fulfill responsibilities and will shepherd Season 3’s story rather than manage day-to-day production.
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