6/7/2023 0 Comments The leftovers book![]() ![]() I felt like there was something about the mix of mundane subject matter and strangeness that really opened up the show for us. probably the single most wrenching scene the show has done. ![]() Then at the end she meets Holy Wayne and that is. mundane treatment of our premise which is that within three years, the Departure has spawned this bureaucracy and its own industry. It's a very delicate portrait of Nora's grief that is sort of a. Yes, and I would say that is maybe the episode where I felt the sense of real possibility opening up. If you were to explain the basic premise of the show, anyone could follow 95% of that episode. I actually just watched the sixth episode of Season One, "Guest," a couple of nights ago, which is fantastic, and that almost functions as a standalone short film. ![]() I think it was a continuous evolution of helping the show finding a voice that wasn't too dark but had the philosophical depths that this show had. I think even the second half of Season One the show had started to find its voice, but I think a lot of people had dropped off by then. A lot of people talk about how much better Season Two is than Season One, but my counterpoint to that is. I think we had a little trouble finding our tone. ![]()
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