that's too long
That whole episode 8 was so well done from start to finish, had a bit of a Lynchesque feeling about it.
Justin Theroux gets about.
Isn't there a Sopranos episode that's a lot like International Assassin?
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Justin Theroux gets about.
Isn't there a Sopranos episode that's a lot like International Assassin?
It was weird watching him 15 years younger in Mulholland Drive last night, after almost 2 seasons of Leftovers. Has he done much in between?
I guess he's been a pretty middling actor/screenwriter.
Oh and borking Jennifer Aniston going by his wiki page.
I'm still not that sure what I thought of the resurrection, the Lindelof warning signals started to go off there.
Finished season 2 which was pretty much impeccable from start to finish. Some fantastic writing, acting and music all the way through, and some brilliant episodes (the ones focusing on Matt are invariably very good, and episode 8 was just excellent). Absolutely loved when Kevin was told he had to sing to get back home, said he didn't believe it, was asked why and he responded "cos it's stupid" 
His rendition of Homeward Bound was a pretty strong moment though.
Anyway, my expectations for season 3, especially knowing it's the final one, are going to be off the charts. Either they feck it up big time, or they manage to round it all off well. Can't wait.
His rendition of Homeward Bound was a pretty strong moment though.Anyway, my expectations for season 3, especially knowing it's the final one, are going to be off the charts. Either they feck it up big time, or they manage to round it all off well. Can't wait.
Started this recently, it's ok but I hear it gets better so I'll stick with it. There's no real overly annoying character yet but there's a few with the potential to be. I can't not see Johnson from Peep Show when I see Wayne though, just running around half naked all the time.
I'd like to know how the houses in Jarden were built. They still stand.
I rarely watch any hour long series but am glad I gave this a go. Hope the final season is worth the long wait.
I rarely watch any hour long series but am glad I gave this a go. Hope the final season is worth the long wait.
When does season 3 start?
Not til next year by the looks of it
http://www.parentherald.com/article...pril-2017-why-delay-is-great-for-the-show.htm
Finished season 2. It's a strange show in that it's addictive and good but I don't really know why. There's no real idea of where it's actually going in terms of an overall arching plot but I the same time I really like it.
Was a little late to the party on this, but I've recently caught up and it's pretty good. I feel it sometimes falls into its own trap of being too sophisticated for its own good, and in Lindelof's Lost fashion it asks as much as it confirms.
S3 looks to be confirmed as the finale and will be aired April 2017. I think that's also going to push GOT S7 to be released early in the summer.
S3 looks to be confirmed as the finale and will be aired April 2017. I think that's also going to push GOT S7 to be released early in the summer.
Spring 2017 is going to be epic.
I'm 8 episodes into the 1st season. I kind of like it but it's very confusing and being co-created (albeit not written) by Lindelof doesn't help alleviate my concerns because I didn't like Lost at all and like Lost this show just keep making up more questions to problems I didn't know were there and there are no answers.
This show can be brutal at times and there's surprisingly low amount of nudity considering its an HBO show and the morals are looser than in a "normal" society.
This show can be brutal at times and there's surprisingly low amount of nudity considering its an HBO show and the morals are looser than in a "normal" society.
I know the feeling, it's always in constant danger going full-blown Lindelofian but it does a pretty good job of answering many of the questions iirc.
Second season is better than the first also.
I like that it's way more occupied with other stuff than nudity, unlike certain other HBO shows. I definitely wouldn't mind seeing more of Margaret Qualley next season though.
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When is this back on? It'll be the last season, right?
Cheers @DWelbz19
Ecclestone is frustratingly stupid and optimistic. Those religious types always are.
probably a rapist too
The Ecclestone character is a weird one, I wouldn't say I outright hate him but I do enjoy seeing him miserable and getting beat up. Schadenfreude and etc.
Matt is great, you feckers. S1E3 is my favourite for sure.
Finished this. Never knew what was going on. I liked it though and I like that things aren't properly explained.
It bothered me that they glanced over the rape like that and went with the Stockholm syndrome angle. That son and Liv have the weakest story threads. Couldn't care less about him and she can just do what she want and everybody follows her because
It bothered me that they glanced over the rape like that and went with the Stockholm syndrome angle. That son and Liv have the weakest story threads. Couldn't care less about him and she can just do what she want and everybody follows her because
She talks?
I hope next season won't be like Walking Dead season 2. Everybody stuck on a farm with the plot being some kind of love triangle and neglected kids with the occasional zombie (in this case hippie/religious nut) getting killed.
I hope next season won't be like Walking Dead season 2. Everybody stuck on a farm with the plot being some kind of love triangle and neglected kids with the occasional zombie (in this case hippie/religious nut) getting killed.
Yeah, I really didn't get Liv Tyler's character either. The whole
seems like it was solely to get Tommy's character on the same platform as the rest of the family.
Although from all the promo pictures and trailers so far, I haven't seen Tommy or Jill in any. Maybe that's a coincidence, or maybe they don't go to Australia and we see them back in Jardin or somewhere else?
rape arc
Although from all the promo pictures and trailers so far, I haven't seen Tommy or Jill in any. Maybe that's a coincidence, or maybe they don't go to Australia and we see them back in Jardin or somewhere else?
Get hyped!
Can't wait. Though I think I may try to wait until they've all aired until I get stuck in.
More power to you. Don't think I'd ever have the willpower for that!
I'm pretty excited, haven't really watched another series since finishing season 2 of this.
Season premiere is April 16th.
Season premiere is April 16th.
I wasn't keen on season 1, but I honestly believe season 2 is one of the best I've ever seen on television.
Yeah season two is up there with the best I've seen. International assassin was stunning TV.
I find it difficult to imagine you experiencing that emotion.
I just can hide it.
Almost at the end of season one, but I have to ask, is there a point to the Guilty Remnant?
I imagine you've finished now?
Still, as for a point - in what sense? To facilitate the plot of the show, yes. Their point, or purpose, is elucidated in S2, I'd say. For S1, the knock knock joke about the pencil - 'there's no point' gives us much as you need to know.
S3 is getting rave reviews, btw. I can't wait.
Yeah, much clearer in the second season.
Yeah the reviews have been brilliant, only problem is that they haven't seen the finale and I'm not sure I've much faith in Lindelof in that regard.
Started binge-watching Season 1. Just finished episode 3 and am really enjoying it so far. Wasn't expecting this first season to be so good as I've heard that the 2nd one is when it starts really taking off. Pleasantly surprised and my expectations for the rest of the season and especially season 2 are now raised even more.
The LeftOvers season 3 has a 98 rating on Metacritic. The critics were given all episodes of the season except of the finale to review. The hype is incredible.
Powerful and mysterious as ever opening episode to the final season. Those are some interesting reviews, cant wait to watch the rest.