Randall Flagg
Worst of the best
Why isn't this on sky box sets or Netflix?
Never seen it but want to give it a shot
Never seen it but want to give it a shot
Yes! You won't regret it.Would read the thread but don't want spoilers. In a word, is this worth watching? Cheers!
Umm...so I just binged this over the course of a weekend thanks to Nilsson and RIP. It's one hell of a show. That second season was top tier stuff. I wouldn't recommend binging for the sake of your mental health; the first season especially can get relentlessly depressing.
And I love the soundtrack.
I also binged it this weekend due to the high praise it was getting on Caf!
The timing worked out perfectly actually considering the new season's just started.
I just read that it has pretty low ratings in US and that's partly the reason why it's ending after this season, such a shame. That season 2 was one of the best I've ever seen.
I'm glad you followed the advice!Umm...so I just binged this over the course of a weekend thanks to Nilsson and RIP. It's one hell of a show. That second season was top tier stuff. I wouldn't recommend binging for the sake of your mental health; the first season especially can get relentlessly depressing.
And I love the soundtrack.
I think, maybe, the opening sequence was supposed to illustrate that people in the past expected an event like the "departure" that this show is centred around, but it didn't actually happen until the one in this show. Not sure though, might be open to interpretation, as the closing sequence is, although I have read the show switches to Australia for at least some of this series, which I think is maybe going to be the last one, due to poor ratings.Just watched the opening episode. Didn't quite understood the opening sequence though(amongst other things which is consistent with this show). Still quite good!
It was confirmed this was the last one long ago!I think, maybe, the opening sequence was supposed to illustrate that people in the past expected an event like the "departure" that this show is centred around, but it didn't actually happen until the one in this show. Not sure though, might be open to interpretation, as the closing sequence is, although I have read the show switches to Australia for at least some of this series, which I think is maybe going to be the last one, due to poor ratings.
As I said, that's what I thought.It was confirmed this was the last one long ago!
I think, maybe, the opening sequence was supposed to illustrate that people in the past expected an event like the "departure" that this show is centred around, but it didn't actually happen until the one in this show. Not sure though, might be open to interpretation, as the closing sequence is, although I have read the show switches to Australia for at least some of this series, which I think is maybe going to be the last one, due to poor ratings.
Didn't think it was possible to hate Liv Tyler that much. She's great in that role.
Agreed, I think it's her soft spoken voice that adds something to her evilness.
This show has some absolute random moments of hilarity
fecking Nora and her Wu-Tang tattoo
No idea.What are people confused about? Feel like I'm missing something.
I always saw that scene as a loose biblical nod - Ev{i}e running through the [J]arden of Eden. And just a general moment of freedom/rebellion for the girls.Also, wtf was the deal with them running naked in the forest earlier in the season. Did I completely imagine that?
There's a bit more to his quote (but he really isn't saying much, IMO) which is a tiny bit spoiler-ish so I cut it out.Lindelof said:I want to talk about it but I'm not going to talk about it. All I will say is there's a significant amount of intentionality in what we did. All I'll say is, (Tom) Perrotta and I spoke a lot about this, and Reza Aslan, our resident religious expert, spent a lot of time talking about what I'm about to say, which is that the observance of religion, particularly when it is first forming, in its nascent state, there's all sorts of things happening and shifting and calcifying, and people raising their hands and saying, "Well, what if we did this? Could we do this?"