The writing, the acting, the musical score...you really see that deep down these two loved each other but just weren't meant to be yet they still care deeply for each other.
I could never have forgiven her for abandoning the family for so long and sticking to her cruel, stubborn vow of silence. I would never want to see her again. Unforgivable.
@@akshaynatu6568 thats what the show is about. Making mistakes, forgiveness, redemption, deception (if it comforts people) n which emotion does the show not unravel for us.
Man, I really feel bad for Laurie. When everything fell apart, she did what she knew: trying to help people. And yet, she had to be witness to both Nora and Kevin doing something that would probably kill them, without any hope of seeing them again.
FINALLYYYYY 😭 people just ignored Laurie’s arc coz main focus were Kevin n Nora. People just ignored Matt as well who i feel had the best supporting/side arcs ever.
Laurie loved the lighter so much she picked it up from gutter in S1, and literally fought Nora for that the previous day. Yet she gave it to Kevin. I have a theory for it. She wanted Kevin to make it out of that mess, to come out safe. She's willing to sacrifice something she loves so much, holds close to her heart and give it to Kevin, almost in a child-like manner. I thought it was beautiful.
every episod of each season of this show takes us on an emotional rollercoaster with moments like this one leaving us speechless, witnesses of the best in acting on TV.
If Kevin said he was scared than she wouldnt have gone 'scuba diving' same with John wanting Kevin to possibly come in contact with Evie in the afterlife. Her interactions with them this episode shown that her reason for this is that she believes she has no purpose, her being therapist (originally) it was in her nature to help people but because John and Kevin already had their paths set without the need for her to be there, has drove her to become suicidal again. Jill ringing laughing and giggling with Tom only reaffirms her thought process. This episode was magical. Arguably the best of the Leftovers.
Caldor3 so she felt like people have their own path and because she had the need to help others and felt that her job is done she did what she did in the end ?i loved the episode but I still don't get way she made that decision
It wasn't the single cause Alki. It was the removal of the barrier that was always there. We know she was a wreck post-Departure, but this episode we learn she was suicidal before joining the GR. With the barrier removed, no cause to carry, she is done.
You are absolutely right, this was the fucking saddest of them all, because it’s so raw. It is “directly wanting death”. Not “the other side”, not just running away.
@@bloodyhetza Shame they ruined it by showing her alive and well two episodes later. I think that was by far the biggest misstep in the show, they just chucked it in to freak people out and make us think Nora was in purgatory or something.
I just realized that when Nora tells Laurie the beach ball story she ask her to tell them she's done it, but then Laurie ask her for a dollar, but take her cigarettes instead, as in exchange for helping her in reliving her pain and she says she's officially her patient now. Maybe as some kind of agreement on privacy (the doctor-patient kind) so she can't say anything. And you can clearly see here that she doesn't quite answer what Kevin expects when he asks her if Nora's gone, and in the scene where Kevin confronts Nora in the future about how he found her, we know then that actually Matt was the one who told him she was gone. Maybe because she was looking out for Nora, and knew and comprehended that she doesn't needed to tell anyone why she did it and she was doing the right choice for herself, just helping her as a good therapist and a friend would do. ;_;
There is something very powerful to the fact that he didn’t realise the hamster’s name was mr “Funny” ! I can’t describe it in words but it tells a lot about Kevin’s journey
I watched all of The Leftovers back in 2018 after going through a really awful breakup with my fiancee. I'd tried to watch it earlier but didn't quite vibe with it but after the breakup this show just wrecked me. I watched all three seasons in a binge and this is the scene that stays with me the most. The way Kevin says "Will you stay?" at 1:05, the hint of desperation, reminds me so much of what it was like going through a breakup that this scene still destroys me.
Am crying am mixed emotions right now .. I feel too much too little too confused. … this show the music this scene .. remind me of everything of everyone of every moments .. I feel too much it hurts 💔
I know a lot of people had problems with the ending of The Leftovers but I felt that we were never going to see every character reach happiness. They were all broken but ended finding some form of peace by the end. Finding happiness isn’t an episode, it’s a life long journey. How do you wrap that up in a TV series finale.
People had problems with leftovers ending? What? If you made it till ending (meaning you liked it so far) then there's absolutely no reason to dislike the ending.
@@snowdrops_ 😂😂😂😂😂 tell me who is wayn or what he is and what is the respawn thing what is kevin immortal or what or he is a god why always him why this fat talk to him and his dad has the same thing 😵💫 and finally what tf are the white t shirt want i dont get it just ruin every thing
The other place changed him, he felt like he could escape in that place which is why he was ok going there to coward behind this place but when he got there again after a lot of lessons he finally realized that he was escaping what he was afraid of…love… his love for Nora. Beautiful show and one of the best endings ever
Few films have left me Sat watching the credits at the end, staring in to space, questioning everything, oozing emotion. This show achieved it every episode, in spades. Best series I’ve ever seen to date, and it’ll be infinitely difficult to beat. The score by Max Richter is absolutely brilliant. The same theme amplifies any mood but maintains maturity and delicacy. Absolutely superb. Arguably one of the most underrated shows. If it was new to Netflix in 2022, it’d be trending no.1 for sure. Sky shows tend to fall more under the radar, similar to Boardwalk Empire. Shame.
Fucking amazing scene! Sadly, Laurie is most certainly dead.. This show has always been overtly religious and this episode confirmed that Laurie is Judas. She kisses Kevin on the cheek and then kills herself/drowns herself à la Judas.. The other confirming fact is when Kevin tries to give her lighter back, Laurie responds "I quit" which is a double entendre.. Laurie couldn't help anyone else so she "quit".
but she is talking to Nora in the last episode so i think she is alive. i dont think it is her imagination. i think the phone call was crucial, her kids saved her.
I can't even begin to express how much disappointed I am with the final episode, but I guess is my fault for expecting something great (like the entire rest of the show) from the same guy who ruined Lost. After the ending of the Leftovers I'm thinking I may have been to hard on Game of Thrones. Don't get me wrong, I loved the show but the final episode kind of ruined for me.
How happy Kevin looks when he explains the other world is incredibly well done. He looks.. genuinely happy.. for the first time.
"You keep it. I quit."
Goodbye, Laurie.
The writing, the acting, the musical score...you really see that deep down these two loved each other but just weren't meant to be yet they still care deeply for each other.
I could never have forgiven her for abandoning the family for so long and sticking to her cruel, stubborn vow of silence. I would never want to see her again. Unforgivable.
@@akshaynatu6568 thats what the show is about. Making mistakes, forgiveness, redemption, deception (if it comforts people) n which emotion does the show not unravel for us.
@@ibrahimsyed1033 Abandoning your spouse is one thing.....but to abandon your kid for some shitty cult, I'd never be able to forgive that.
Man, I really feel bad for Laurie. When everything fell apart, she did what she knew: trying to help people. And yet, she had to be witness to both Nora and Kevin doing something that would probably kill them, without any hope of seeing them again.
FINALLYYYYY 😭 people just ignored Laurie’s arc coz main focus were Kevin n Nora. People just ignored Matt as well who i feel had the best supporting/side arcs ever.
trying to help them? the reason kevin is this way is because of her, she destroyed her family and now she acts holier than thou
That was one of the best moments EVER in the history of tv show
I've watched this scene too many times now but feel it everytime.
Uhhhhhh
This soundtrack is everything! It just elevates the series. Incredible!
Max ritcher is genius
MAX❤
Laurie loved the lighter so much she picked it up from gutter in S1, and literally fought Nora for that the previous day. Yet she gave it to Kevin. I have a theory for it. She wanted Kevin to make it out of that mess, to come out safe. She's willing to sacrifice something she loves so much, holds close to her heart and give it to Kevin, almost in a child-like manner. I thought it was beautiful.
I think it was referring to don't forget me as it was on the lighter she gave it to him instead of saying it to him
@@mahmoadamer9817 the beauty of the show.. everyone has their own opinions. No one’s right n no one’s wrong.
every episod of each season of this show takes us on an emotional rollercoaster with moments like this one leaving us speechless, witnesses of the best in acting on TV.
Master class acting from both Amy and Justin.
Unpopular opinion, but Kevin and Laurie's relationship always seemed deeper and more full of trust to me than the one with Nora.
How is this an unpopular opinion lmao
It took 3 season, but when this scene happened I understood.
Yes and no. His relationship with both women are different.
At different phases.
If Kevin said he was scared than she wouldnt have gone 'scuba diving' same with John wanting Kevin to possibly come in contact with Evie in the afterlife. Her interactions with them this episode shown that her reason for this is that she believes she has no purpose, her being therapist (originally) it was in her nature to help people but because John and Kevin already had their paths set without the need for her to be there, has drove her to become suicidal again. Jill ringing laughing and giggling with Tom only reaffirms her thought process.
This episode was magical. Arguably the best of the Leftovers.
Caldor3 so she felt like people have their own path and because she had the need to help others and felt that her job is done she did what she did in the end ?i loved the episode but I still don't get way she made that decision
It wasn't the single cause Alki. It was the removal of the barrier that was always there. We know she was a wreck post-Departure, but this episode we learn she was suicidal before joining the GR. With the barrier removed, no cause to carry, she is done.
You are absolutely right, this was the fucking saddest of them all, because it’s so raw. It is “directly wanting death”. Not “the other side”, not just running away.
Caldor3 By the way... ¿Do you remember the divorce note? Sometimes it reminds me of Nora’s farewell letter
@@bloodyhetza Shame they ruined it by showing her alive and well two episodes later. I think that was by far the biggest misstep in the show, they just chucked it in to freak people out and make us think Nora was in purgatory or something.
It's amazing how much we came to like Laurie over the course of the show given how much we all hated her in the first season
I've always loved her :)
Laurie and Meg are my favorite characters in the book.
We're all gone!
Still here, keep coming back to this show to this scene. So impactful.
"Will you stay?" / "I can't" :'( :'( :'(
"Is Nora gone?"
"We're all gone."
I just realized that when Nora tells Laurie the beach ball story she ask her to tell them she's done it, but then Laurie ask her for a dollar, but take her cigarettes instead, as in exchange for helping her in reliving her pain and she says she's officially her patient now. Maybe as some kind of agreement on privacy (the doctor-patient kind) so she can't say anything. And you can clearly see here that she doesn't quite answer what Kevin expects when he asks her if Nora's gone, and in the scene where Kevin confronts Nora in the future about how he found her, we know then that actually Matt was the one who told him she was gone. Maybe because she was looking out for Nora, and knew and comprehended that she doesn't needed to tell anyone why she did it and she was doing the right choice for herself, just helping her as a good therapist and a friend would do. ;_;
this show kicks my fucking ass and i love it
There is something very powerful to the fact that he didn’t realise the hamster’s name was mr “Funny” ! I can’t describe it in words but it tells a lot about Kevin’s journey
The best scene it the best show of all time, hands down.
What a great show, I enjoyed so much the scenes between these two characters like not much needed to be said u could just feel it
Then I'm not scared either. Wow that's a good one dang
that was very emotional. Very well donei. Amy Brennaman (sp?) is a GREAT actress.
Brenneman*
I watched all of The Leftovers back in 2018 after going through a really awful breakup with my fiancee. I'd tried to watch it earlier but didn't quite vibe with it but after the breakup this show just wrecked me. I watched all three seasons in a binge and this is the scene that stays with me the most. The way Kevin says "Will you stay?" at 1:05, the hint of desperation, reminds me so much of what it was like going through a breakup that this scene still destroys me.
Laurie def grew into me
Am crying am mixed emotions right now .. I feel too much too little too confused. … this show the music this scene .. remind me of everything of everyone of every moments .. I feel too much it hurts 💔
I know a lot of people had problems with the ending of The Leftovers but I felt that we were never going to see every character reach happiness. They were all broken but ended finding some form of peace by the end. Finding happiness isn’t an episode, it’s a life long journey. How do you wrap that up in a TV series finale.
People had problems with leftovers ending? What? If you made it till ending (meaning you liked it so far) then there's absolutely no reason to dislike the ending.
@@prakhar9998 i had
Because they left us with so many questions
@@saud5445 tell me you didn't understand the show without telling me you didn't understand the show
@@snowdrops_ 😂😂😂😂😂 tell me who is wayn or what he is
and what is the respawn thing what is kevin immortal or what or he is a god why always him why this fat talk to him and his dad has the same thing 😵💫
and finally what tf are the white t shirt want i dont get it just ruin every thing
There is more i forget 🦍
Why wayne make all these womens pregnant 😵💫😵💫😵💫
And why kevin son became like wayn
After I had my toe amputated, I have felt like everything since has been like this scene. I’m still alive but I’m gone.
I'm really happy that she didn't end up her life at the end 💔
Necesito volver a verla. Es la mejor serie de la historia. Única.
One of the best scenes in history
Why this show didnt win nothing?
there are no awards that validate how amazing this show is
‘You can keep it, I quit’
She didn’t mean she quit smoking, she meant that she was quitting her life.
I always held a torch for these two. This was so sad.
Pure pain
يا الله على هذا المشهد💜
اخ
The other place changed him, he felt like he could escape in that place which is why he was ok going there to coward behind this place but when he got there again after a lot of lessons he finally realized that he was escaping what he was afraid of…love… his love for Nora. Beautiful show and one of the best endings ever
Few films have left me Sat watching the credits at the end, staring in to space, questioning everything, oozing emotion. This show achieved it every episode, in spades. Best series I’ve ever seen to date, and it’ll be infinitely difficult to beat. The score by Max Richter is absolutely brilliant. The same theme amplifies any mood but maintains maturity and delicacy. Absolutely superb. Arguably one of the most underrated shows. If it was new to Netflix in 2022, it’d be trending no.1 for sure. Sky shows tend to fall more under the radar, similar to Boardwalk Empire. Shame.
We’re all gone 💔😭
I’m trying so hard not to watch scenes from this show but damn....
I've been in Laurie's position and this hit me like a truck when I first watched.
Me too 💔
“We’re all gone”
When you live in Iraq you will know the profound meaning of this sentence
Это прекрасно!!!)
I'm glad Laurie didn't leave
This fucking show, my god
Did Laurie quit smoking or did she let Kevin keep the lighter cause she was gonna kill her self?
Laurie was gonna kill herself, she quit on life.
So does she die?
Nope, she is nora’s therapist and confidant after
Fucking amazing scene! Sadly, Laurie is most certainly dead.. This show has always been overtly religious and this episode confirmed that Laurie is Judas. She kisses Kevin on the cheek and then kills herself/drowns herself à la Judas.. The other confirming fact is when Kevin tries to give her lighter back, Laurie responds "I quit" which is a double entendre.. Laurie couldn't help anyone else so she "quit".
She's not dead...We see in episode 8 she is still alive
She was alive. I expected her to die.
but she is talking to Nora in the last episode so i think she is alive. i dont think it is her imagination. i think the phone call was crucial, her kids saved her.
Judas.
I can't even begin to express how much disappointed I am with the final episode, but I guess is my fault for expecting something great (like the entire rest of the show) from the same guy who ruined Lost. After the ending of the Leftovers I'm thinking I may have been to hard on Game of Thrones. Don't get me wrong, I loved the show but the final episode kind of ruined for me.
No one agrees with you.
Tell me you didn't understand the show without telling me you didn't understand the show
You must be absolutely out of your mind - the ending was incredible