The Leftovers TV Series: HBO

[To Be Quite Honest]

The Leftovers, where even the happiest moments are like walking barefoot through a room covered with broken light bulbs.

[Leopold Stotch]

[Komskies]

Leftovers renewed for a 3rd and final season.

http://www.theverge.com/2015/12/10/9...d-final-season

HBO has announced that Damon Lindelof's surreal drama The Leftovers has been renewed for a third and final season. The show, which is based on Tom Perrotta's novel of the same name, finished its critically-lauded second season on December 6th. The whole season took place in a Texas town untouched by the Rapture, the "sudden departure" that rocked the show's world, and the drastic change in scenery — the first season took place in New York — paid palpable dividends in terms of audience response.

[SportsJunky]

Once my brain adjusts to Westworld being over, I'm looking forward to the last season of The Leftovers starting up. I think it's starting in January?

*I just looked it up. It returns in April. Now what am I going to do until then?

[SportsJunky]

Here's a trippy trailer for season 3. This will be the last season.

[KTrain]

This show confuses me so much but I still enjoy it. That was a great trailer.

[VANFLAMESFAN]

Awesome premiere tonight.

Plenty of new questions.

So happy the show is back.

[SportsJunky]

The final scene was interesting to say the least. It brought up more questions then it answered, that's for sure.

[Mike F]

The last scene was very, very Lost-y.

I'm really excited about this final season, after seeing the season trailer, but also worried it won't live up to my hopes.

[Iceman57]

I had to watch the premiere twice last night it was so good, i love this show and its characters. Is Lilly's absence from last night show solely related to this season or am I forgetting something from season two?

This being the final season of the series i really believe its going to be incredible, today i ordered season 2 off Amazon.

[VANFLAMESFAN]

We don't know what happened to Lily yet. She was at home with the group at the end of season 2.

[getbak]

Wow, that was a real roller coaster of an episode. From the Perfect Strangers theme over the opening credits, to Cousin Larry's appearance, then WU-TANG!




Between this and Fargo, it appears the theme of Spring 2017 on TV is going to be: Electronic devices ignore Carrie Coon.

[SportsJunky]

What a weird episode. I liked it but man, you just need to buckle up and go along for the ride with this show. The Book of Kevin is a great plot device based on the flash forwards that we've seen. Also, Nora is a boss. Best character on the show at the moment.

[getbak]

Damon Lindelof posted this to Instagram after this week's episode aired: https://www.instagram.com/p/BTQOPbDD3cZ/


Also funny, Lindelof and the other writer of the episode were credited using their Wu-Tang names.

[Cappy]

What a great start to this season. Both episodes were top notch. Episode two seemed very surreal in places - that trampoline scene

[VANFLAMESFAN]

Just noticed episode was titled "Don't Be Ridiculous".

Awesome.

[TheAlpineOracle]

What a great show. I don't know how they are going to end this so quickly. So much unanswered out there.

[SportsJunky]

We loved that episode last night. Kevin Garvey Sr. is very committed to saving the world one song at a time and Scott Glen is so good in that role. Some great imagery and symbolism in this one. Nice change of pace.

I just hope it pays off the viewer at the end of the series.

[VANFLAMESFAN]

final scene was some powerful stuff and we also have a winner for most painful departure(or lack there of) story yet. The five kids, my goodness.

[Jbo]

This show is putting out some of the best TV I have seen in years.

I feel like no one is giving this show a chance and it is brilliant. Season 1 was not amazing (but not bad by any stretch) but Season 2 was some of the best TV of last year. Season 3 may surpass that.