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<blockquote data-quote="Monzo" data-source="post: 249754" data-attributes="member: 19949">I watched the whole Leftovers series. If you are a fan of Lost, I mean a fan who&#039;s loving later seasons and the finale, then The Leftovers is the place to be. Storytelling is similar in many ways, just slower and deeper because it&#039;s a cable show.First season of The Leftovers is based on a novel and it&#039;s close to the novel. I liked most of season 1, loved the score and the opening credits. In season 2 Damon Lindelof continued to tell the story and then it&#039;s getting more Lost-esque. Critics praised Leftovers the longer it ran, but with me it&#039;s the opposite. During season 3 I just wanted it to be over. The ending is not as simple as in Lost, still not really confirmed, but at least you get the idea of what might have happened to the vanished.I used to like Justin Theroux but that&#039;s over thanks to The Leftovers. He hasn&#039;t got the acting range to carry a whole show.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Monzo, post: 249754, member: 19949"] I watched the whole Leftovers series. If you are a fan of Lost, I mean a fan who's loving later seasons and the finale, then The Leftovers is the place to be. Storytelling is similar in many ways, just slower and deeper because it's a cable show. First season of The Leftovers is based on a novel and it's close to the novel. I liked most of season 1, loved the score and the opening credits. In season 2 Damon Lindelof continued to tell the story and then it's getting more Lost-esque. Critics praised Leftovers the longer it ran, but with me it's the opposite. During season 3 I just wanted it to be over. The ending is not as simple as in Lost, still not really confirmed, but at least you get the idea of what might have happened to the vanished. I used to like Justin Theroux but that's over thanks to The Leftovers. He hasn't got the acting range to carry a whole show. [/QUOTE]

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