TVLine has learned exclusively that nearly the entire ensemble is returning with one notable exception.
Ann Dowd, whose Patti Levin played a major role in Season 2 despite being killed off in Season 1, will not be back as a regular. Of course, its entirely possible Patti (who was successfully exorcised from Kevins psyche in Season 2) could return to haunt our tortured antihero as a guest star.
Justin Theroux and Carrie Coon, as well as supporting players Amy Brenneman, Christopher Eccleston, Liv Tyler, Margaret Qualley, Chris Zylka and Janel Moloney. Additionally, Regina King, Kevin Carroll, Jovan Adepo and Jasmin Savoy-Brown are set for Season 3.
Also back in a big way: Scott Glenn, who has been bumped up to series regular. Glenn recurred in Seasons 1 and 2 as the father of Therouxs Kevin Garvey. (Savoy-Brown has also been upped to a regular after guest-starring in Season 2.)
Little else is known about Season 3 which TVLine hears will consist of eight episodes.
If I need a good, cathartic cry, are there any episodes of this show that stand out to you guys which might help with that?
The first two episodes of season three were already shot in Texas. Lindelof tells Deadline they’re currently prepping to film the remainder of the season in Australia. Why the series is moving to another country he doesn’t go into — possibly because Kevin (Justin Theroux) is looking for his father (Scott Glenn), who may not be as crazy as he once thought — but he does say they started writing season three with the ending in mind:
Well, we started with the very end. We eventually said, what do we want the last scene of the series to be, who’s in that scene and what’s happening in that scene, what do we want that scene to evoke emotionally? And then, on a storytelling level, what happens, what feels like finality in a show that has never been about resolving mystery and delivering conclusive endings, now that the show is actually going to end? And how do we want the audience to be feeling when it’s all over? So, those conversations started in a very abstract way and as they developed became much more coherent and sort of formed themselves into “OK, we know what that last scene is, now, how are we going to get there?”
HBO has confirmed that season 3 won't air until next year.
I'm kind of bummed I was able to binge watch S2. I wonder what it was like watching it live, "wait, are these all new characters!?"Late to the party, but just finished the S2 finale. Absolutely loved it and the series in general. Went through the thread to, which was fun. Had to ignore some posts but that's fine.
Gonna be a long wait for S3
Also, love the S2 intro, I'm in the camp that prefers it to S1.
Why are they ending this with 3 seasons? Not enough viewership?
Watched season 1.
Watched first episode of season 2.
HBO really is in the shits. This show is absolutely god awful.
Someone just link me to that alleged S2 scene that is supposedly oh so good because I don't give a fuck anymore.
Watched season 1.
Watched first episode of season 2.
HBO really is in the shits. This show is absolutely god awful.
Someone just link me to that alleged S2 scene that is supposedly oh so good because I don't give a fuck anymore.
Watched season 1.
Watched first episode of season 2.
HBO really is in the shits. This show is absolutely god awful.
Someone just link me to that alleged S2 scene that is supposedly oh so good because I don't give a fuck anymore.
I dunno, someone else here said this show had the best scene in television in 2016, and I was like dayum, this show must be good.
Ah forget it.
I may or may not come back to it. It's just pretty boring, feels like nothing happens, half the time I'm browsing neogaf. Does the entertainment factor go up at all in S2?
I dunno, someone else here said this show had the best scene in television in 2016, and I was like dayum, this show must be good.
Ah forget it.
I may or may not come back to it. It's just pretty boring, feels like nothing happens, half the time I'm browsing neogaf. Does the entertainment factor go up at all in S2?
I dunno, someone else here said this show had the best scene in television in 2016, and I was like dayum, this show must be good.
Ah forget it.
I may or may not come back to it. It's just pretty boring, feels like nothing happens, half the time I'm browsing neogaf. Does the entertainment factor go up at all in S2?
This show just may not be for you, I'm afraid - if it hasn't grabbed you yet, I doubt it will. It's slow-burn, emotion-driven TV; as someone I know said, 'where's the plot?' - it wasn't for them, either. I dearly love the characters on this show, and cherish their journey - oh, and the acting! Some of the best.
I get a little flutter of excitement whenever this thread resurfaces on my subs list. So looking forward to S3.
Short teaser at link too.We knew that the third and final season of HBOs The Leftovers was set for April, and now we have the date. HBO confirmed today the eight-episode Season 3 will premiere on Sunday, April 16 at 9 PM.
The End Is Near.
The End Is Near.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/DOWrp7QlW4c Hhhhhnnnnnnnngggghhhhhhh gonna be great!
i'm readyhttps://www.youtube.com/embed/DOWrp7QlW4c Hhhhhnnnnnnnngggghhhhhhh gonna be great!
Holy shit, this season is going to be amazing.
https://twitter.com/TheLeftoversHBO/status/842435433078358019