Crimson Clown
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Am I the only one (along with the critics) still liking this show?
No, I'm liking it more with every episode and I say that as someone who loved the pilot right off the bat.
Am I the only one (along with the critics) still liking this show?
How the fuck does Kevin still have his job?
What a fucking stupid asshole. What a fucking terrible protagonist.
I guess it depends on how much she actually is hurt by the disappearance. There have certainly been hints that she very much enjoys the attention and 'power' her local celebrity has brought her. She was clearly very messed up until she saw Wayne, but I don't know that it's exactly because of the three disappearing.Plus, it'd undermine her whole character, would it not? She's more interesting as the woman who lost everything but never joins them, rather than finally giving up and going GR.
Plus it'd negate whatever effects of Wayne's hug the show is trying to sell us on.
I don't know of why but this is the first time a show makes me literally anxious. Can't describe why but maybe it's because I know that we'll never get answers and it just Fucking pisses me off yet I need to watch more.
If they don't reveal shit soon they're going to lose a lot of viewers. Typical Lindelof.
This show is about the journey with the circumstances though of as peripheral by the writers IMO.
This show is about the journey with the circumstances though of as peripheral by the writers IMO.
What a crock of shit...they pulled the same shit with LOST.
Wrote themselves in a corner and them claimed it was about the journey, and the characters.
It's fine to use a story line as a vehicle for pure character development...look at True Detective as a good example, and at least there was some sort of resolution. But Lindeloff is incapable of doing this....
They need to stop teasing the main guy jailbaiting the girl who lives with him and his daughter.
Make something of it or drop it.
HBO PR said:HBO has renewed the drama series THE LEFTOVERS for a second season, it was announced today by Michael Lombardo, president, HBO Programming. Created by Damon Lindelof (Emmy® winner for “Lost”and acclaimed novelist Tom Perrotta (Academy Award® nominee for “Little Children”
, the series is produced for HBO by White Rabbit in association with Warner Bros. Television. Lindelof serves as showrunner.
“We are thrilled to bring back THE LEFTOVERS for a second season with the exceptional talents of Damon Lindelof and Tom Perrotta,” says Lombardo. “It has been truly exciting to see the overwhelming response to their provocative and original storytelling. We look forward to continuing the journey as the show delves deeper into the lives of those who remain.”
Currently debuting hour-long episodes on Sundays at 10:00 p.m. (ET/PT), and based on Perrotta’s bestselling novel of the same name, THE LEFTOVERS is an original look at The Rapture…or was it The Rapture at all? Set in a small New York suburb, the intimate family drama focuses on the residents of the fictional town of Mapleton, whose preconceptions are shattered in the wake of a global event dubbed “The Sudden Departure.” Three years after the fateful day when 140 million people disappeared without a trace, the series looks at the ways ordinary people react to inexplicable events that can unite or divide families and communities, examining how their untold grief and the strain of an unprecedented calamity can turn faith into cynicism, paranoia, madness or cult-like fanaticism.
If they don't reveal shit soon they're going to lose a lot of viewers. Typical Lindelof.
I don't even know why I like this show, but I this news pleases me.
I'm somewhat shocked that this being HBO she didn't resort to some truly debasing sex.
They held back on that for a week.I'm somewhat shocked that this being HBO she didn't resort to some truly debasing sex.
What a crock of shit...they pulled the same shit with LOST.
Wrote themselves in a corner and them claimed it was about the journey, and the characters.
It's fine to use a story line as a vehicle for pure character development...look at True Detective as a good example, and at least there was some sort of resolution. But Lindeloff is incapable of doing this....
I blame Steely for this. I blame him for all of it.
Weird way of saying you're going to give me credit for this.I blame Steely for this. I blame him for all of it.
The show likely won't go with a solution. Different people with believe different things, many will believe we don't and can't know what happened.I am curious. Why do people just assume that the obvious biblical explanation for the departures is not going to be the solution to the mystery that the Leftovers "goes with" in the end?
Weird way of saying you're going to give me credit for this.
The show likely won't go with a solution. Different people with believe different things, many will believe we don't and can't know what happened.
Weird way of saying you're going to give me credit for this.
They held back on that for a week.
Okay I've only watched a few episodes of Lost and from what I could tell it was mainly focused on the various mysteries of the plot. In this show it really seems like the "mystery" of the true nature of the rapture will never be solved, certainly nothing has been hinted at yet... There was one scene which I thought was hinting at a conspiracybut the next episode it turned out(the white bodies in the truck)they were just various cult members transported from the corrupt bureau.
That being said, there are two mysteries that are in focus, and that's whatever Wayne's deal is and whether Kevin's father is insane or not. I expect we'll learn about what's up with these either in the finale or next season, but if you're only watching the show to see these mysteries solved and the rapture explained then I think you're watching the wrong genre of TV show.
Enjoy the journey (i.e. shit characters, cheap drama, and more questions anyway)!So two whole seasons without answers it is then!
I am curious. Why do people just assume that the obvious biblical explanation for the departures is not going to be the solution to the mystery that the Leftovers "goes with" in the end?
Unrelated: Did that one show where everybody on earth suddenly stop moving for a couple minutes ever get an explanation? Seems similar to this show.
They held back on that for a week.
Season 2 can only be good news, because now they will be forced to write their own story and it will most likely be better than what's in the book.
Just like Under the Dome.