The Leftovers (HBO) TV Show • Page 36

pretty easily, it's finally giving emotional depth to the characters at a level that makes me care about them, and the plots seem less aimless and more focused than ever

i thought the last episode was the best of the show

 

I suffered through Season 1 when this show first hit the air.

I would tell friends something like, "yea, I know...its not that great of a show but I've come this far so I want to see it through."

Then season 2 happened. Then season 3 happened.

 

season 3 score is up on Spotify now for those interested in that kind of thing.

also just wanted to say discussing this show with you all has been a pleasure. I'm sad that it's about to be over.

 

we're so closeeee

 

The end is near

 

I've successfully made it this far avoiding all spoilers (even for the first season up until I watched it last week). If this gets spoiled for me before I can watch tomorrow....

 

I can't believe this is ending. Nothing I've ever watched on television has evoked the type of feeling/emotion that this little show has. It's completely fucked, and I fear that it will never be matched. This season has been out there, but far more focused and "tight" if you will.

 

I had a feeling they'd use this song for the credits

 

Oh hello season two intro. Y'all were right.

 

Carrie Coon is a motherfucking beast

 

This procedure sounds horrifying

 

I'll be disappointed if this doesn't end in the Apocalypse

 

Prepared to be disappointed. (Conjecture)

 

Matt Libs

 

I'm making this fucking music my ringtone

 

I've already started crying so I guess I should just keep doing it

 

I'm so confused right now

 

Is this.. Nora's "hotel"?

 

I'm beautifully confused

 

What in the hell is happening

 

This is Nora's other side...has to be.

 

Damon's signature flash-sideways

 

I love that I never have a fucking clue hahah

 

I never saw LOST so like wtf.

 

You gotta get on that!