Probably at least a year or less

This show has an amazing vibe and and cast which adds to its charm. Here's hoping for an even better season 3!

oh damn was just watching some old L&S last week, RIP

The vet’s reaction to her tasting the wood was fucking hysterical.

I’ll just go to bat and say in later episodes she’ll be detecting a lie, but not understand why or any context behind it. Keeps her guessing and looking for clues for a bit.

Stylistically it's similar, but The Leftovers is much better than Lost, imo (and I was a pretty big fan of Lost). It's been a minute since I watched the Leftovers, but there's not a bunch of dangling unfinished story threads hanging all over the place, like Lost, if that's what you mean.

There's mystery that's unexplained sure, but not a ton of loose ends (that I recall).

The Leftovers is among my very favorite shows of all time.

Community

It was a boring show.

>it’s not a whodunit but a how-got-caught in each episode

Check out Columbo if you've never seen it, that was its premise as well.

Yeah I am enjoying the show. I'm a big fan of Columbo so I'm excited to see that kind of narrative style brought back, titles are also really retro. Very clever and fun framework for having cool guest stars every episode, looking forward to the weekly installments.

Lmfao what? Is this your first time ever watching a tv show?

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Sadly, I don't think Better Call Saul will win anything. Sony, who owns the IP and show, would rather put their campaigning funds behind The Last of Us, which has potential for more seasons and is a more profitable IP for the company in the end. Not to mention HBO being behind the show, and being on that network likely increases the chances of winning compared to AMC.

Agreed

Homeland is gripping at times, but also kind of Islamophobic and is really dumb in a lot of seasons. Ray Donovan is okay, but nothing worth seeing. A lot of Showtimes shows start off good, but dip in quality quickly.

I watched all of station 11 and loved the episodes with the early days of the outbreak but every time it went back to present day with that stupid traveling shakespeare company I wanted to fast forward.

I really liked the show a lot and binged it in a day. I was hoping it would come back because I found the premise very interesting and the main characters really compelling.

? If what you are saying is true then it would not be nearly as beloved and popular as it is now. I mean, Homelander as a character is more complex and interesting than any mcu show character thus far.

>FYI, the show isn't about the "why" of the Departure.

I think this is the issue many viewers that had negative or disappointed views of the show had. The show sets you up with a hell of an amazing premise, but it takes you in a different direction than what many expected to find out. You either went with it, or you didn't

Just keep watching seriously- it’s so worth it

Maybe? I really really didn't like season 1 but season 2, while still being more Gossip Girl than Jane Austen, at least had some Pride and Prejudice vibes and seems to use its fantasy England setting more appropriately.

Saw this comment and download to test, it’s way better than tvtime, it’s not free 🤣 but it’s not expensive

I liked the show tbh. Fo me the final episode just seemed clearly unfinished, to the point that I Just assumed episodes were still coming out weekly and realized this wasn't the case.

I might have to give the Chicago series a look.

I’m one episode away from being caught up on The Rookie/The Rookie Feds and find myself still in the mood for procedurals.

Figured this thing was doomed when the season ended so abruptly.

That last episode felt weird, like it was unfinished somehow.