10 TV Shows To Watch If You Love The Last Of Us
10 TV Shows To Watch If You Love The Last Of Us
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For fans of The Last of Us waiting for HBO’s television adaptation, there are plenty of shows to watch with similar vibes and dark, dystopian themes.
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Naughty Dog’s The Last Of Us took the world by storm. Often spoken of as one of the best Playstation games of all time, The Last Of Us takes place 20 years after a viral outbreak that plunged the United States into a wasteland of monstrous Infected and martial law. Tasked with traveling across the country with a unique cargo, a hardened smuggler finds himself the unexpected guardian of a 14-year-old girl who may be the answer to all of their problems.
The long-awaited sequel, The Last Of Us Part II was finally released in June of 2020. Even more exciting, it was announced only months prior that HBO is currently developing a full series based on the hit franchise. There is no projected premiere date as of yet, but there are plenty of television shows with similar vibes and dark, dystopian themes for fans to watch until then.
10 The Mist
A mysterious mist settles over Bridgeville, Maine in this fascinating work of sci-fi horror based on Stephen King’s 1980 novella. Trapped in town by an ominous vapor and the horrific monsters that reside within it, survivors are forced to not only protect themselves from the unknown but from the dangers of the people that are stuck there with them.
Deadly creatures, crumbling society, and untrustworthy survivors are all topics familiar to any fan of The Last Of Us. Unfortunately, the series only aired for one season before its cancellation.
9 Snowpiercer
This thrilling post-apocalyptic drama has stood the test of multiple forms of media. First, it was the French graphic novel Le Transperceneige, then it was adapted to film as Snowpiercer, and finally to a television series of the same name.
Seven years after Earth becomes a frozen wasteland too cold for human life, the remaining survivors’ only hope is to stay aboard a perpetually moving train that continuously travels the globe. Much like The Last Of Us, the inhabitants are in survival mode, starving, turning on each other, and heavily watched by classist authorities.
8 The Walking Dead
One of the most-watched cable network series currently airing, The Walking Dead follows a broad ensemble of distinct characters as they struggle to make it in a post-apocalyptic, zombie-infested world. Based on a popular comic series by Robert Kirkman, the survivors worry about fighting off other groups of people just as often as they worry about the undead.
Exploring themes of found-family, survival, and a search for a cure, fans of The Last Of Us should definitely give this popular AMC series a try. There are currently over one hundred episodes to binge, and if that isn’t enough, AMC announced not only an eleventh season but that two spin-off series are presently in development.
7 The 100
Loosely based on a young adult novel series written by Kass Morgan, The 100 is set in a universe where Earth has become uninhabitable due to nuclear Armageddon. The remnants of humanity escaped to space in a station known only as “The Ark,” and remain there for decades.
Nearly a century later, the decision is made to send a group of one hundred juvenile delinquents back to the desolate Earth to determine if it is possible for humans to ever return. The series ended mid-2020 after a commendable seven-season run.
6 Z Nation
It’s no surprise that there are a few zombie-related shows on the list, given their similarity to the vicious, roaming Infected. The plot of Z Nation is not only a fun ride, but it is surprisingly similar to The Last Of Us.
A black comedy rather than a drama, it is set years after an outbreak that signals the beginning of the zombie apocalypse. Only one person has ever survived infection. Traveling with a group from New York to California, he may be the only hope for a vaccine that could save the world. Z Nation ran from 2014 to 2018 on the Syfy channel and has a total of five seasons.
5 The Purge
Eager to find a quick fix to steadily rising crime rates, an emerging government party called The New Founding Fathers Of America mandated that once a year, all crime – including murder – is legal.
One of the few series on the list that is not post-apocalyptic, The Purge television show further explores the themes of the hit horror movie franchise from multiple perspectives. The show ran for two seasons on the USA Network before its cancellation.
4 Attack On Titan
One hundred years after humanity is taken over by an ancient predatory race of giant, man-eating creatures known as Titans, a young man swears to rid of world of their reign of terror.
Set in a dystopian world where survivors are struggling against extinction, forced to fight monsters, and hopes of defeating them may be found in a character’s blood, Attack On Titan is a perfect choice for The Last Of Us enthusiasts that prefer to watch anime to live-action television. The series is currently airing its fourth and final season.
3 12 Monkeys
A time traveler from a post-apocalyptic future goes back in time to try to save the world in this television adaptation that plunges audiences back into the world of the classic 1995 science-fiction thriller.
Hailing from a harrowing future in which a virus has left humanity on the brink of destruction, mankind only has one, last shot at stopping it before it’s too late. Premiering on the Syfy channel in 2015, 12 Monkeys ran for 4 seasons before its climactic end.
2 The Walking Dead: World Beyond
Fans of watching Ellie run around an apocalyptic United States, killing Infected, and being a general badass should definitely give World Beyond a try. This action-packed drama follows a group of sheltered teenagers that must fight for their lives as they travel miles through infested cities and eerie ghost towns to save a father, and perhaps to find a new family with each other along the way.
A single-season event that was created to fill in some of the blanks from the original series, it will also lead the way for the re-introduction to the presumed dead fan-favorite, Rick Grimes.
1 The Stand
Set in a post-apocalyptic world ruined by a man-made plague that kills 99% of the population, the few immune survivors band together. Meanwhile, a dangerous, false-messiah makes himself known, leading up to a war of Biblical proportions.
Yet another adaptation of a classic Stephen King horror novel, The Stand is a CBS mini-series starring big names such as James Marsden, Alexander Skarsgard, and Whoopi Goldberg. This limited event is slated for only nine episodes that will conclude in February, and it is viewable on CBS All Access.
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