Season 1 Intro
Is still one of my all time favorite intros. It’s dark, but definitely one of those that I feel like I keep seeing something different each time I watch it. submitted by /u/Expert_Celery_2940 [link] [comments]
Subreddit for the critically acclaimed HBO show "The Leftovers" by Damon Lindelof, originally based on Tom Perrotta’s 2011 book of the same name.
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Is still one of my all time favorite intros. It’s dark, but definitely one of those that I feel like I keep seeing something different each time I watch it. submitted by /u/Expert_Celery_2940 [link] [comments]

Four-minute supercut of Kevin being very confused. submitted by /u/idunnobutchieinstead [link] [comments]

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First of all i cannot imagine that HBO produced this show. Not only is this the worst show HBO produced but also one of the world shows ever made. It is infuriating. The biggest prank or trolling is the narrative they have built that this show is in the league of the breaking bad, wire or the mad men. I’ll give that to all. Every single flaw or loophole or character actions (doesnt matter how…
Is a mystery box full of magic. submitted by /u/Mountain_Ad7931 [link] [comments]
In the preview today for GTA 6 the very first song that plays over the logo is "Let Your Love Flow", Matt's song that plays a bunch of times throughout Season 2 Episode 5 "A Room at the Inn". Being included in the first ever official marketing of the biggest entertainment product ever made i'm sure just minted it as a new classic, but any other leftovers fans also get chills when it started up…
Title says it all, I started watching this show recently, and I’m about 3-4 episodes in, and I just haven’t felt the itch to keep going, but I know some shows just take longer to grab you than others. In other cases, I’ve had people recommend shows to me and say “give it x episodes” but I don’t know anyone who has seen this show. How many episodes did it take for you to get hooked? This show is so…
I’ve seen this show once before a few years back and loved it. recently started it again and wow it hits differently. mainly Kevin. When I first watched it, it was a fun interesting show. I was in a good place everything was fine. Now? Well mentally not so well haha. like I feel seen more from this show then talking to friends or therapist or family. Trying to hold it all in yet every once in a…

Hello, I’m 19, and I grew up watching The Leftovers (2014–2017). I often think about that original era and how meaningful it was to me—following the characters through their stories, struggles, relationships, friendships, and unforgettable moments. When I watch it now, the episodes are still there, but the feeling is different. The people who created the show have moved on, the original era has…

Just finished the finale last night and was left (predictably) with all the feels. I don't know another show that depicts loss, grief, family, and mental illness in such a powerful and unforgettable way. As someone with a mental illness (but relatively stable on meds for over a decade) there are so many moments that ring true and hit home. For someone who lost their dad too soon, there are so many…
"I say fuck, too" as Matt smiles proudly 😅 Forgot how damn funny this show can be, as well as emotionally devastating. submitted by /u/PhantomFred88 [link] [comments]

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I didn’t really like Lost ? I watched Lost a long time ago and really enjoyed seasons 1, 2 and perhaps 3, but I was completely let down by seasons 4 and 5. I felt as though they were constantly adding new elements to the plot and that, in the end, the vast majority of the mysteries remained unresolved. Ironically, I watched the first episode of The Leftovers because my all-time favourite series is…