Paige Matheson
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- May 15, 2017
I thought the Crown was good. I haven't watched Walking Dead yet.
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I just finished up the finale season of "the leftovers" and I can easily say it was one of the most awesome, worthwhile shows I have ever watched. It was bleak, beautiful, witty as fuck, sarcastic as hell, absurd in perfect ways, the cast was amazing and the soundtrack was epic. I didn't think TV could be this good tackling this type of subject matter.
I only recommended the show to certain people during Season 1 or 2 because I knew it wasn't the type of show some people would get into and I wasn't sure they would be able to pull off a satisfying ending, but seeing how it was done with the last season - everyone should watch it - from start to finish immediately, with no delay. Unlike most shows, it got better with every season - with the third being the absolute best, great writing and acting at it's apex.
To give you an idea the only other fiction series I would recommend this strongly are The Wire and Breaking Bad. I actually give The Leftovers, in some respects, more credit because they tackled extremely difficult issues of belief, faith and death in ways that are almost always done poorly, are sappy or heavy handed but this show managed to hit the perfect pitch and did so intelligently. Throw in the non-reality elements they included, which are so fucking hard to do well. The series gave you the feeling of reading an amazing novel, and that's a really, really rare feat.
I know the audience wasn't large for this show, it definitely got labeled with a cult status label, but I have not heard from one person that didn't become a huge fan if they watched it all. (I think it has a 99% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, to give an idea of what a wider audience thought of it.)
I just finished season 2 last night. It's not a show I feel I would typically watch but it was recommended to me. A lot of those episodes end on crazy cliffhangers and I couldn't NOT watch the next one. I'm gonna take a mini break before season 3 because I kind of don't want it to end.
Do you even go to this school?
https://youtube.com/watch?v=RUFT35S7Jb4
We were all rooting for you.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=fIzVCwhHcWc
Respect that. Bow down, bitches.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=IyuUWOnS9BY
The premise didn't appeal to me originally either, but I gave it a chance since I liked having something to new watch on Sunday evenings and got hooked.
I'm quite sad it's over for me - so take your time enjoying Season 3. But it will be the same "must keep watching" at the end of every episode. Only because I had to wait for an episode each Sunday did I, had I been able to binge watch it would have watched the entire season in one weekend.
Season 3 is fucking amazing, I loved Season 2 and was really worried that was the peak so the fact they managed to outdo it is impressive as hell. I envy people who still get the pleasure of watching it for the first time - I'm pretty sure I"m going to rewatch Season 2 and 3 in the coming months. They def bear repeat viewings.
Is Person of Interest a good show? I really liked Westworld and I went to look at some of Jonathan Nolan's earlier stuff. I've only watched the first two episodes but I'm intrigued.
I don't know about PoI, but replying to fangirl over Westworld. Especially Thandie Newton. She is so, so good in it. And I would watch Jeffrey Wright recite President Trump's tweets, I love him so. His monologues in Angels in America are still one of my favorite things, ever.