Abby was a new character introduced in the second game of the series, The Last of Us Part 2<\/a>, where she made a massive impact. She\u2019s become one of the most recognisable faces in the franchise, a true pillar of the overarching story, so you\u2019d be forgiven for wanting her in the TV adaptation sooner rather than later.<\/p>\n After all, it does look like game-creator Neil Druckmann and his co-showrunner Craig Mazin are open to weaving in elements that weren\u2019t in the original game<\/a>. For example, we know they\u2019ve cast Storm Reid as Riley<\/a>, a character that wasn\u2019t seen in the games until the post-launch Left Behind DLC<\/a>.<\/p>\n So, if one character that wasn\u2019t in the original Last of Us game can make it into the first season of the show, why can\u2019t we hope for another? Read on to find out more.<\/p>\n Although you can never rule out a major surprise in this era of television, we feel fairly confident in saying that Abby is not in the first season of The Last of Us TV show<\/strong>.<\/p>\n What\u2019s the main reason we\u2019re not expecting Abby to play a major role in season 2, you ask? No casting for this character has been announced by HBO, which means it would be a huge shock if she did turn up.<\/p>\n Plenty of other actors have been confirmed for roles in season 1, even though their characters did not feature in the first episode, including Nick Offerman as Bill and Storm Reid as Riley. Why keep Abby a secret and not the rest of them?<\/p> Is Abby in The Last of Us TV show?<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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