@@Sam11747 Lots to look for in the next couple of weeks. God’s judgement with Adam and Eve & the flood started on the same day which correlates to our Nov 21-23. Are you looking for anything special? I guess in the new Marvel movie they say half the people disappeared from earth. And they don’t know why-they know why😂😂😂. I haven’t seen it yet but might watch it today for their coding. God bless and Jesus saves!!
you can imagine that when Nora is looking up so annoyed while drying her phone, she is thinking something like "god, I wish they would all just disappear.." heart breaking.
I heard a theory which says that is actually why they departed. Some of them, in that little moment, truly wanted for that someone not to be there. But it's not really important for the plot tho
Yeah that is the reason for the departure, and also the reason why the 2% are happy amongst themselves. I always felt from the beginning of the series that the 2% went to "better place."
I think the pandemic has drawn a lot of people to it - people trying to rationalize how and why the world changed, which is more or less the premise of The Leftovers.
And i learned something from the show , that how impactful the music can be , almost every scene in the show that has music it becomes a perfect scene .
When Laurie was getting her ultrasound, I knew somehow deep down that it was going to happen, but I refused to believe it. And then the look of confusion confirmed it. In TV I've seen people get blown up, get burnt alive, get decapitated, you name it - but that one look was more frightening than anything I've ever seen. That, my friends, is incredible production - to invoke so much emotion in the viewer with a closeup of an actor looking at a screen.
An incredible, realistic ride into pain, loss, and human emotions. Part of the beauty of this piece is it never really offers any answers, kinda similar to our bumpy, random, ride through our life in this world. Loved the ending. I'm a man and I watched this by myself and not ashamed to admit I cried I think 2-3 times. Cast and crew really knocked it out of the park. The directors perception is quite extraordinary.
@@evangelionl0vr857 I’m basically a robot when watching a movie or tv episode. This show is the only one to make me tear up if not full on cry, and it happened at least a dozen times.
I wish I enjoyed the third season. All I heard is that the seasons got better and better, but I found the first to be the best, the second to be good, and the third to be very disappointing.
At the time I watched this TV-show I was wondering why i was crying that much. Max Richter is to blame! Got similar feelings in some scenes from Interstellar!
I wish Justin Theroux had won something for his performance cuz I genuinely believe no one will ever give him a script, direction, and music as good as this to show what he’s capable of
Justin Theroux's acting here is extremely underrated. Watch his lips; they quiver, like he's having a breakdown, thinking he's losing his mind or something. It's subtle, but it's very impressive
esse piano, esse violino, essa trilha sonora me arrepia e me deixa 😢 EU AMO ESSA SÉRIE amei assisti-la um dia vou revê-la novamente foi um prazer maratonar em 2 semanas essa história triste e tão linda. ❤
I just had a thought watching this I know Kevin's dad has mental health issues like him, but... what if... the departure encouraged his delusions? Nora was with her family. The Garvey kids with classmates. Laurie was seeing her developing baby. Kevin was with a stranger he met off the street who just vanished into thin air. He didn't have to only wonder "where did my loved one or acquaintance go?". He has a hesitation, as if this mystery woman was a figment of his imagination the entire time. Like "did I just dream this desire to life for a minute?". I wonder if it was intentional to have Kevin questioning the existence of someone he just met, because he would end up doing so later on (even though his visions were of people he knew).
also, why does this show make me want to cry so much? I watched it back when it first aired, re watching it now and still the same emotions. So powerful.
Its all sad... but the saddest part is the kids disappearing. The baby disappearing. Not having an explanation on how it happened. Thats the saddest part.
I always had been thinking about throughout the season that the Garvey’s seem to be the only family in the show that hasn’t lost a member of their own. I mean, Matt didn’t really either, but it was interesting how all of the Garvey’s stayed. Then that fucking ultrasound came on.
all the best shows ultimately explore the concept of humanity, and this show is one of the best. the premise is great -> just tweak the timeline a little bit and make everyone question their own sanity and worldview. and the show did an almost perfect job imo. on my second viewing I was amazed. I have yet to convince a family member or friend ti watch this show, but I share community with you, random youtube commenters
anyone else noticed nora grabbed the yellow plastic cup and then it disappeared from her hand when wiping the phone.. only to reappear on the floor when her family disappeared
This show deserves all the attention .This along with The Americans are the most consistent shows . Being a huge tv buff my all time favourites are: 1.The Sopranos 2.The Wire 3.Breaking Bad 4.Mad Men 5.The leftovers 6.The Americans 7.Deadwood 8.Game of Thrones 9.Ozark 10.Stranger Things/Narcos
We have the same top 3 although I have the wire first and the sopranos second so I’m surprised I didn’t see The Shield or Lost on your list..my top 10 would be 1.The Wire 2 The Sopranos 3. Breaking Bad 4.The Shield 5. Buffy 6. The Leftovers 7. Banshee 8. Lost 9. Boardwalk Empire 10. Deadwood…………………I’m waiting for Better Call Saul and Succession to finish before putting them in my top 10 but no doubt 2 shows are getting kicked off my top 10 depending on how both shows stick the landing…and I’m starting the Americans now
I believe the show didn’t get more acclaim because it goes so far over the head that people cannot make any sense of it and they overthink it and they feel discouraged…it’s definitely a mind bender. I believe it’s about Book of Revelation…many that were left behind believed their loved ones were in a better place and they were angry and it caused misery and many subconsciously begged for death. But instead they were left to be tormented and never know the truth… Revelation 9:6, KJV - “And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them.” And Kevin was the key for most of them because he ended their misery (He set Nora free when he told her to go be with her kids, ending Patties suffering and even killing his “twin” to prevent returning…and the twin represents duality, the good and evil in all of us. Anyone catch that Older Kevin developed a heart issue and had to get a pacemaker implant after he removed that key from behind his twins heart? So many layers to reading between the lines….and Scott Glenn was incredible!!
As a whole, "The leftovers" has to be one of the Best TV dramas ever put on the screen....and just taking HBO, to me, its top 3 with The Sopranos and The Wire. Season wise, its hard for me to find another series that produced a season as perfect as the Leftovers season 2 (season 3 comming awfully close).
I always thought morbidly that when they departed even though it was quick it was also horrifying especially if the departure happened one layer at a time so in the span of one second you saw all their skin, blood and guts depart from the outside in.
@petal drops 140,000,000 people disappeared but that doesn't even include the hundreds of thousands of deaths caused by the departees. Car crashes, plane crashes, it wasn't just the departed. It was the victims too
@tear drops (Spoiler alert if you haven't watched the last season) - for me, the scariest report of this was what happened to Grace's kids. When she didn't return home, they went looking for her. She got home and thought they'd departed so didn't look for them + they perished in the outback. Out of everything in the show, I think this broke my heart the most, imagine living with that regret for the rest of your life, it's beyond comprehension.
You know what gets me on this is when the people were taken up into the rapture kind of odd its like in the movies there clothes get left behind they just vanish I was thinking cuz with all the movies out there they would have done that where the clothes get left behind it would have been more of a better scene if they did that where the people's clothes get left behind it would have made it more of a better Rapture scene
So if theres secular people out there wondering what this is based off of its a huge evangelical part of theology that started early last century called pretribulation premillenialism/dispensationalism and this is what they believe will bring on the 7 years of tribulation (3.5 years of tribulation then 3.5 years of even more severe tribulation) then armageddon. Its called the rapture, when Christ comes and brings all believers up to heaven. Theres a whole lot more to it than that but it is their eschatology (theological term for "end times.)"
One of the main topic of the tv show is religions and between them, christianity... The Rapture theory is flushed away first season by the catholic priest character himself that denies the sanctity of some departured who were in fact criminals or people away from christian precepts... I think you did not see the show : you should.
I mean, it would have been really lousy to not connect since the first episodes the events with the christian faith which is the base of our western society.
Ultimately, the tv show is definitely how humans try to have a grip on the inexplicable, through faith, science, superstition, psychanalysis etc... It goes really far and really clever, never choosing one path over an other... This is the most clever tv show ever made
@@dionisoss1846 you might want to actually read up one eschatology or actually know the field your trying to talk about before you accuse me of not watching it..just saying
@@markchristian787 @Mark Christian you might want to also check out interviews made and done by the creators and director of the show who clearly stated that it was not the rapture and that they have made that very clear in the show Which was why @Dionisoss obviously assumed you didn't watch it for making that claim...just saying
Here we are everyone. At the 14th.
Never Forget!! 🇺🇸
Woah wtf, it's April 14th!!
@@jackdurden2483 the real rapture could happen anytime in 2021. Could they be showing us the date of October 14?? 🤔
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@@BOLOforJESUStheTRIBULTIONear Try again.
@@Sam11747 Lots to look for in the next couple of weeks. God’s judgement with Adam and Eve & the flood started on the same day which correlates to our Nov 21-23. Are you looking for anything special? I guess in the new Marvel movie they say half the people disappeared from earth. And they don’t know why-they know why😂😂😂. I haven’t seen it yet but might watch it today for their coding. God bless and Jesus saves!!
The music, that dam music, got me each and every time
The music was the best part I swear
@@RicoSoprano_ lol
Max richter is a genius
Same...heartbreaking
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
you can imagine that when Nora is looking up so annoyed while drying her phone, she is thinking something like "god, I wish they would all just disappear.."
heart breaking.
I heard a theory which says that is actually why they departed. Some of them, in that little moment, truly wanted for that someone not to be there. But it's not really important for the plot tho
@@davidveselinovic4321 I just did a rewatch and you saying that makes things totally different. Wow.
@@pbjelly9082 Ikr
@@davidveselinovic4321 absolutely
Yeah that is the reason for the departure, and also the reason why the 2% are happy amongst themselves. I always felt from the beginning of the series that the 2% went to "better place."
Kevin looking under the covers is so funny to me. He’s like “she’s gotta be around here somewhere”
“Maybe she’s under the bed!!”
Yoohooooo!
@@joer3501 LOL k that made me laugh even more... YOOO HOOOOO WHERE ARE YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU hahahah
We can't imagine what it's really like having someone randomly disappear from a closed fucking room.
one of the best executed scenes in the history of television
The best show ever made. I'm happy that it's finally being discovered by so many people.
Couldn't agree more. One of my favorites
Unfortunately no its not 💔💔
Unfortunately it hasn't been. More people need to see this masterpiece.
It's definitely top 3 in my life.
I think the pandemic has drawn a lot of people to it - people trying to rationalize how and why the world changed, which is more or less the premise of The Leftovers.
This show is absolutely incredible. It’s like seeing a color that doesn’t exist; it’s beyond words.
Marvel multiverse
Betty Ross
Malekith
Proxima Midnight
Flash Thompson
WOW. Best definition of The Leftovers.
The way you can see the light go out on the character's face. And you know what happened before the characters realize. Its so good!
And i learned something from the show , that how impactful the music can be , almost every scene in the show that has music it becomes a perfect scene .
The ending was just so perfect and genius.The way the writer ends it. RESPECT
Damon Lindlelof is a genius
I didn't get it. S1 is the best
This show broke my heart in every possible way it could be broken.
In real this shows realized you how broken hearts really feels like.
This series is a masterpiece
When Laurie was getting her ultrasound, I knew somehow deep down that it was going to happen, but I refused to believe it. And then the look of confusion confirmed it. In TV I've seen people get blown up, get burnt alive, get decapitated, you name it - but that one look was more frightening than anything I've ever seen. That, my friends, is incredible production - to invoke so much emotion in the viewer with a closeup of an actor looking at a screen.
An incredible, realistic ride into pain, loss, and human emotions. Part of the beauty of this piece is it never really offers any answers, kinda similar to our bumpy, random, ride through our life in this world.
Loved the ending. I'm a man and I watched this by myself and not ashamed to admit I cried I think 2-3 times. Cast and crew really knocked it out of the park. The directors perception is quite extraordinary.
agreed man
2-3? Goddamn you're a man among men. I think I teared up at least 10 times watching this show. It's so painfully relatable.
@@evangelionl0vr857 I’m basically a robot when watching a movie or tv episode. This show is the only one to make me tear up if not full on cry, and it happened at least a dozen times.
@@Stonewall2 Thats because this show is one of the best evaluations of grief and loss out of any show or movie.
@@evangelionl0vr857 easily, the music puts it over the top, hits you straight in the feels
All the beauty aside, i can not stop thinking about that fetus who departed from her womb.
It would be a hell of a scene.jesus
My husband and I just rewatched the last two episodes of Season 3. What an incredible show. Overall, we have binge watched it twice.
I wish I enjoyed the third season. All I heard is that the seasons got better and better, but I found the first to be the best, the second to be good, and the third to be very disappointing.
@@JoshLavian me too, the atmosphere of the first season was unmatched
@@JoshLavian same, this exact same thing happened with west world too. Such strong first seasons and then it slowly went down.
@@sin9162 overall it is one of the worst shows i have ever seen
At the time I watched this TV-show I was wondering why i was crying that much. Max Richter is to blame! Got similar feelings in some scenes from Interstellar!
Interstellar was Hanz Zimmer not max ritcher though
@@usmanmt33 sure sure. Was just doing the analogy where else i've been crying
I loved the season 1 finale but this makes me feel more than that ending...the Nora' scene is so damn powerful
Such an amazing sequence of scenes
Incredible moment
the most powerful scene in TV history EVER.
This moment when you realize you have lost so many people in your life, is what I feel as a Syrian due to the war!
I am watching this show in these days and every episode leaves me really shocked and heartbroken damit
Such a great show. Incredibly underrated.
I saw it first time during the quarantine . And now I just saw this video today and still in shocked 😳 💔
One of the most amazing moments put together for TV - AMAZING!
Randomly watched this video. Now I gotta rewatch the whole show again. This show is top 5
Chills. Every. Single. Time.
The most underrated series in the history
Gorgeously devastating scene - kidney shot to the feels
Best script, performances, directing and music. As close to perfect as it gets.
agreed, except for the intro songs. those i cringe-skipped past every time. like, ran to find the remote to skip the intros xD
@@Sheilaalien i mean, the song form the first season is incredible
I wish Justin Theroux had won something for his performance cuz I genuinely believe no one will ever give him a script, direction, and music as good as this to show what he’s capable of
Justin Theroux's acting here is extremely underrated. Watch his lips; they quiver, like he's having a breakdown, thinking he's losing his mind or something. It's subtle, but it's very impressive
esse piano, esse violino, essa trilha sonora me arrepia e me deixa 😢 EU AMO ESSA SÉRIE amei assisti-la um dia vou revê-la novamente foi um prazer maratonar em 2 semanas essa história triste e tão linda. ❤
2:34 The piano coming in right at the split second that she sees her family gone - holy shit, that was amazing.
When the light goes off in the daisy chain science experiment. Phew!
This absolutely crushes me EVERY SINGLE TIME
My favourite show ever.
This show is phenomenal
Wish more people would know about this show! Such great art all around music , acting , story 🤌🏽👌
Never been a show like this
I just had a thought watching this
I know Kevin's dad has mental health issues like him, but... what if... the departure encouraged his delusions? Nora was with her family. The Garvey kids with classmates. Laurie was seeing her developing baby. Kevin was with a stranger he met off the street who just vanished into thin air. He didn't have to only wonder "where did my loved one or acquaintance go?". He has a hesitation, as if this mystery woman was a figment of his imagination the entire time. Like "did I just dream this desire to life for a minute?". I wonder if it was intentional to have Kevin questioning the existence of someone he just met, because he would end up doing so later on (even though his visions were of people he knew).
I believe the creators said its 100% about their choices and reactions from the event as the event itself was irrelevant for this shows plot.
BEST SCENE IN THE HISTORY OF TV
2:11 is the closest we will ever get to knowing what it looked like when they departed 😮 ...
and 2:29 where
Felt bad for everyone, but was absolutely devastated for Nora. :( Don't know how a person can go on living after that, or stay even remotely sane.
Television at its very best.
Still the best show ever
Went into it knowing nothing. Left it still knowing nothing. Still my favorite show ever
S1 the best
Esta es la mejor escena de toda la historia, desde la música hasta las imágenes entrelazadas .. q belleza de serie 11/10 ❤️ fuerte !!
also, why does this show make me want to cry so much? I watched it back when it first aired, re watching it now and still the same emotions. So powerful.
It's that music fam ... so powerful 💀💀💀
Its all sad... but the saddest part is the kids disappearing. The baby disappearing. Not having an explanation on how it happened. Thats the saddest part.
This is the Scene that made the series
Here we are again. 10 years later.
God couldn't have written a more beautiful score for this show
WTF
Lol, Dont get too carried away.....
I always had been thinking about throughout the season that the Garvey’s seem to be the only family in the show that hasn’t lost a member of their own. I mean, Matt didn’t really either, but it was interesting how all of the Garvey’s stayed.
Then that fucking ultrasound came on.
One of the most memorable scenes in TV history
all the best shows ultimately explore the concept of humanity, and this show is one of the best. the premise is great -> just tweak the timeline a little bit and make everyone question their own sanity and worldview. and the show did an almost perfect job imo. on my second viewing I was amazed. I have yet to convince a family member or friend ti watch this show, but I share community with you, random youtube commenters
Amazing edit, thanks!
This serie is incredible
can't stop watching.
Isn't this the best series ever?
anyone else noticed nora grabbed the yellow plastic cup and then it disappeared from her hand when wiping the phone.. only to reappear on the floor when her family disappeared
Oh shit, extra yellow cup created a Tangent Universe....this is now canon.
There no ponit in saying this becasue
but this show! This show is the best thing ever.
This was a series that was underestimated. We are the 2% who watched this wonder.
Such a great show and way underrated
It’s so good omg
I love the first season. Is the only one i can love in this show
October 14th 2021.
Two more weeks
heartbreaking to see nora ... just for that second like every parent.... wish her family werent there. then....
here we are. At the 14th
This show deserves all the attention .This along with The Americans are the most consistent shows .
Being a huge tv buff my all time favourites are:
1.The Sopranos
2.The Wire
3.Breaking Bad
4.Mad Men
5.The leftovers
6.The Americans
7.Deadwood
8.Game of Thrones
9.Ozark
10.Stranger Things/Narcos
We have the same top 3 although I have the wire first and the sopranos second so I’m surprised I didn’t see The Shield or Lost on your list..my top 10 would be
1.The Wire
2 The Sopranos
3. Breaking Bad
4.The Shield
5. Buffy
6. The Leftovers
7. Banshee
8. Lost
9. Boardwalk Empire
10. Deadwood…………………I’m waiting for Better Call Saul and Succession to finish before putting them in my top 10 but no doubt 2 shows are getting kicked off my top 10 depending on how both shows stick the landing…and I’m starting the Americans now
And fuck game of thrones after season 4 lol
No Dark?
@@fulgenzio1973 the GOAT!
I just watched the episode and omg
I think everyone in that moment wanted someone they departed gone. That’s why people feel tremendous guilt.
Except Laurie. I think that smile she cracks right before the Departure happens is a subtle hint that they weren't willed or wished away.
@@SamIAmSXE Laurie lost the baby
@@ashiaku9864 Yes, but what I'm implying is she didn't will the fetus away.
we're here once again
I'm crying 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Show was so good
I really really felt sorry for Norah. That was a tragedy
Haunting
The Pro-Live movement would be thrilled.
Damn, what a show!
OCTOBER 14TH
مسلسل عظيم والله خلالي فراغ في يومي
Here we go again
Best serie éver
Gittim, gelemedim...
I believe the show didn’t get more acclaim because it goes so far over the head that people cannot make any sense of it and they overthink it and they feel discouraged…it’s definitely a mind bender. I believe it’s about Book of Revelation…many that were left behind believed their loved ones were in a better place and they were angry and it caused misery and many subconsciously begged for death. But instead they were left to be tormented and never know the truth… Revelation 9:6, KJV - “And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them.” And Kevin was the key for most of them because he ended their misery (He set Nora free when he told her to go be with her kids, ending Patties suffering and even killing his “twin” to prevent returning…and the twin represents duality, the good and evil in all of us. Anyone catch that Older Kevin developed a heart issue and had to get a pacemaker implant after he removed that key from behind his twins heart? So many layers to reading between the lines….and Scott Glenn was incredible!!
i even forgot this show had boobs. Above all the plot and emotional power. GOAT
The BGM is the best
To every marvel watcher who was making memes on what happened to the pregnent women when thanos snapped his fingers, watch this show and u will know
watch this scene again after Araújo ( barca vs betis game 2/2/2023) sudden Departure for couple second at 81 minute
It fucking kills me.
As a whole, "The leftovers" has to be one of the Best TV dramas ever put on the screen....and just taking HBO, to me, its top 3 with The Sopranos and The Wire. Season wise, its hard for me to find another series that produced a season as perfect as the Leftovers season 2 (season 3 comming awfully close).
LOST
Bruh this breaks me from insdie dammit
I always thought morbidly that when they departed even though it was quick it was also horrifying especially if the departure happened one layer at a time so in the span of one second you saw all their skin, blood and guts depart from the outside in.
@petal drops 140,000,000 people disappeared but that doesn't even include the hundreds of thousands of deaths caused by the departees. Car crashes, plane crashes, it wasn't just the departed. It was the victims too
@tear drops (Spoiler alert if you haven't watched the last season) - for me, the scariest report of this was what happened to Grace's kids. When she didn't return home, they went looking for her. She got home and thought they'd departed so didn't look for them + they perished in the outback.
Out of everything in the show, I think this broke my heart the most, imagine living with that regret for the rest of your life, it's beyond comprehension.
Today is the day
Where is Proxima Midnight heading
Tout le monde disparaît
Tôt ou tard
You know what gets me on this is when the people were taken up into the rapture kind of odd its like in the movies there clothes get left behind they just vanish I was thinking cuz with all the movies out there they would have done that where the clothes get left behind it would have been more of a better scene if they did that where the people's clothes get left behind it would have made it more of a better Rapture scene
I cant remember if this is an actual scene or an edit of all departure scenes. Can someone please remind me.
This is the last 4 minutes of Episode 9 "Garveys at Their Best"
S1 ep9
@@sallgoodman5546you don’t find out about the baby until later seasons
Dang Nora wishing for a mommy’s time out at 1:20
What about Laurie's baby ? He disapears but he can't live outside of his mother's belly right
no. Why would you think he does live somewhere else? Because of Nora's story at the finale?
Right lol
So if theres secular people out there wondering what this is based off of its a huge evangelical part of theology that started early last century called pretribulation premillenialism/dispensationalism and this is what they believe will bring on the 7 years of tribulation (3.5 years of tribulation then 3.5 years of even more severe tribulation) then armageddon. Its called the rapture, when Christ comes and brings all believers up to heaven. Theres a whole lot more to it than that but it is their eschatology (theological term for "end times.)"
One of the main topic of the tv show is religions and between them, christianity... The Rapture theory is flushed away first season by the catholic priest character himself that denies the sanctity of some departured who were in fact criminals or people away from christian precepts... I think you did not see the show : you should.
I mean, it would have been really lousy to not connect since the first episodes the events with the christian faith which is the base of our western society.
Ultimately, the tv show is definitely how humans try to have a grip on the inexplicable, through faith, science, superstition, psychanalysis etc... It goes really far and really clever, never choosing one path over an other... This is the most clever tv show ever made
@@dionisoss1846 you might want to actually read up one eschatology or actually know the field your trying to talk about before you accuse me of not watching it..just saying
@@markchristian787 @Mark Christian you might want to also check out interviews made and done by the creators and director of the show who clearly stated that it was not the rapture and that they have made that very clear in the show
Which was why @Dionisoss obviously assumed you didn't watch it for making that claim...just saying