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Craig Mazin, the co-creator of HBO's The Last Of Us, will oversee a Baldur's Gate 3 series for HBO.
The show will continue Baldur's Gate 3 immediately after the game, with real consequences in the Forgotten Realms.
Mazin plans to reach out to Baldur's Gate 3's cast to gauge involvement and align casting decisions for the TV adaptation.

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Craig Mazin said Catherine O'Hara would have returned as Gail Lynden in The Last of Us season 3.
O'Hara passed away on January 30, 2026 from an undisclosed illness, per the article.
Season 3 centers on Kaitlyn Dever's Abby, shifting focus from earlier seasons.
Neil Druckmann explained his reduced involvement in season 3 to focus on other projects.
There is no official release date yet for The Last of Us season 3.
Season 3 will explore Abby's backstory and perspective more deeply.
Druckmann indicated his focus would be broader than The Last of Us in upcoming projects.
GamesRadar aggregates related updates on upcoming season 3, including cast shifts.
The article notes O'Hara's filmography includes Beetlejuice and Schitt's Creek.
The piece emphasizes Mazin's desire to see O'Hara in other projects beyond The Last of Us.

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HBO is developing a television adaptation of Hasbro’s Baldur’s Gate, marking a major fantasy series project.
Craig Mazin, co-creator of The Last of Us, will serve as showrunner and executive producer.
Mazins's involvement follows his prior projects including Chernobyl and The Last of Us.
Hasbro Entertainment’s Gabriel Marano will be among the executive producers.
The project expands HBO’s slate of high-profile fantasy adaptations.

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Larian says there is no known creative involvement in the Baldur's Gate TV show, despite Mazin reaching out for a studio visit.
Vincke says Mazin contacted Larian and that the conversation gave him hope for the project.
The HBO Baldur's Gate series will continue after BG3's ending, with Mazin writing and showrunning.
Craig Mazin is attached as writer and showrunner for the HBO adaptation, per GamesRadar coverage.
Vincke notes Mazin has reached out with genuine fan interest, fostering cautious optimism.
Previous reporting confirms Mazin's involvement and Savis' outreach events tie into BG3's legacy.
Industry context situates BG3 as a milestone, prompting high expectations for the HBO project.
Vincke articulates that Mazin's interest indicates potential alignment with BG3's narrative goals.
Reporting underscores Larian's stance of non-involvement while acknowledging Mazin's engagement.

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HBO is developing a Baldur’s Gate 3 TV series set after the game, with Craig Mazin as showrunner.
The series will continue the Baldur’s Gate 3 story and feature game characters, per the report.
Larian’s Swen Vincke says the team will share thoughts with Mazin and hopes for a collaboration that honors the game’s legacy.
Michael Douse of Larian acknowledged the writers’ strength and the need for proper representation on screen.
The article notes fan reactions online, including concerns about consulting with Larian on the adaptation.
The report compares HBO’s approach to Fallout TV without rehashing game plots, signaling different strategies for adaptations.
Craig Mazin aims to craft a narrative that respects both the game and potential new directions for the TV series.
The report highlights that the Baldur’s Gate 3 endings could serve as narrative soil for new adventures.
Fact-checking notes include that Mazin’s involvement centers on showrunning duties rather than game development.
The article positions the Baldur’s Gate 3 adaptation within broader HBO strategy for game-based series.

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