Max to offer “Last of Us” episodes with American Sign Language
Starting March 31, prior episodes of “The Last of Us” will include ASL interpretation, and the second season that begins on April 13 will, too.
Max (formerly HBO Max) is a premium, subscription-based streaming television service owned and operated by Warner Bros Discovery. It was previously operated by the WarnerMedia subsidiary of AT&T.
Starting March 31, prior episodes of “The Last of Us” will include ASL interpretation, and the second season that begins on April 13 will, too.
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