Hope so, man. At least some youtubers doing "reactions" are watching it. And it encourages other people to watch it. Because no matter how hard I've tried... I can't get people to watch it :/ just 1 of 15? Or so.
@@bloodyhetza I know...most people dont respond so imersively to the beginning of the show as I did. I mean after 1 Minute Leftovers had a neverending spell on me.
Almost as if he's preparing her for something even worse. Being cheated on is terrible, but maybe he thinks it's a softer blow (as a former adulterer himself) than telling your loved one you're going insane like your father. Like... "Wait... He's cheating on me? Ok, well at least he isn't cheating on me. But hold up..."
What's more interesting is that she instinctively knows he's NOT cheating. For all the flaws in their relationship, their was something profound to their connection with one another. A level of trust beyond logic or something
@@patrickomalley1667 I don't think she instinctively knew he wasn't cheating on her until he mentioned the name of the dead woman. That's when she sat down and she realized something else was going on. But right after he says that he's seeing someone else, I was impressed by her calm and collective way of asking who he was seeing.. there was a mature confidence to it. Just a great scene.
The brilliance of the writing “ive been seeing someone”. The worst thing you could ever hear from the person you love. And then you find out they mean hallucinating. Fuck.
Fun fact: Justin Theroux, who is himself a screenwriter, rarely gave any feedback on the Leftovers' scripts, but he did call up Lindelof and said that line should be in the scene.
@@stevenjager3785 that just might be my second or third favorite, it's just that Leftovers touches on subjects that are even more important to me in just an absurdly competent fashion
I so love how Leftovers ends off as a love story, I really couldn’t help early on rooting for these two here. Even amongst chaotic co-characters and subplots that were more than awe inspiring, I always came back to these two with very strong feelings that they were meant for each other. I loved their stories individually but as a pair I always wanted them to be and grow. Very interesting how all those years apart and still not a bit of love was lost between either of them. Kevin’s undying refusal to let go and Nora’s unwillingness to even contemplate the thought of anyone else. Brilliant!!!! And they didn’t have it so easy in their early stage, w Jill just being what any daughter would be towards it, I really love how graceful Nora was at dinner w Kevin Jill and Amy , that there told me she’s the one. And this scene may just be the finest of the entire show and not The Story of Kevin and Nora. My favorite music piece playing into the scene as if written specifically for this one scene....
The most underrated tv series of all time. This show got me through depression and other things I was going through. I still get goosebumps and chills watching it. Then there’s the fantastic score!!
My favourite scene in the leftovers and probably in any TV show I’ve seen, he genuinely looks like he’s affected in this scene, don’t know how he acted this well.
I believe that the first time he says that he's seeing been someone, her reaction is that he has been unfaithful. That's why Kevin slightly corrects his statement when he repeats it.
I watched in ‘21 for the first time and just last month I made my wife watch it with me. So incredible even the second time I was on the edge of my seat even knowing everything that happened. It hit with same force again.
The greatest TV show I have ever seen. It has everything, amazing acting, incredible drama, love, religion, science …and the power of faith and forgiveness
I woke up in the middle of the night after watching this astonishing scene and I could not shake it. I felt a very strange sense of connection with Kevin's head state at this point and it freaked me out quite a bit.
The Sprawl dude Kevin is hands down one of the best protagonist in any form of medium I’ve come across only because he’s the most human. With all his flaws he still try’s to do the right thing and fails and fails but always keeps trying
Losing someone in your life is one of the most terrifying fears, this show handle it with excellence. You can see every bit of emotion that comes with it in one single package... the leftovers This show gives you the feels, you become attached to it in a beautiful way ;( I swear every scene is well crafted, the acting is superior, everyone is on top! The MUSIC adds ton of impact to the journey all thanks to Max Richter! I advice every movie/show lover to watch this masterpiece
This was the first episode I ever watched of the series.. I was so surprised by the quality of the writing, characters, music, acting.. that I went back to watch all the first Season and the first part of the second one until it eneded. I never ever watched something that affected me so deeply like this story.
This show changed my life. Made me address my issues, talk to my loved ones and face reality (whatever it is). It's a wise wise show. Taught me a lot about love.
this show is and always be fucking amazing i am not a beliver in god and everythjng that comes wjth it,but for some reason this show just connects with me
stephen Tagarelli I think its because its oddly relatable. Everyone will experience a very sad loss in their lifetime. Its what makes it easy for us to connect with the characters but you understand them
had to watch this on youtube because my hbogo is a steaming pile of shit and decided that this very moving scene was a good time to spew "we're having trouble playing this video" error messages. thanks for posting!
I just came from watching Rory Kinnear and Eva Green from Penny Dreadful..to this absolutely stellar piece of acting here as well..Gosh!! I am ready to die now
When I first saw this scene I expected the show to go back in a subsequent episode from Kevin's POV and show us how he got to this moment, but they never did. And somehow it makes it more poignant. You have to put the pieces together yourself from his previous episode and the moments he was in this episode, kind of in the background.
Yeah, I love how this episode is all from Nora's POV and we only get glimpses that Kevin is having a bad day, struggling with fixing the wall while Patti is pestering him. And then it all culminates when Nora comes home after that fantastic scene with Erika and Kevin is waiting for her. Like you said, the creators make it very clear that Kevin has had a day of his own during the episode. I love this show.
Ive dealt with many folks with schizophrenia. This was so beautiful with the music. I love this show. But not like this in real life. Especially when you have to arrest them and get them the help they need. I love this show. "Im seeing someone". Correct response is i believe you see see someone but i cant see them. I do believe you see and hear them but i cant see them. Talk to me and i can help you. Im your friend. Police officer for almost a decade. Glad i don't that anymore
I think from what I remember, someone threw a rock through her window earlier and we are led to believe it was Nora. But the real reason has to do with their scene together right before this when Nora gives Erika the test. I think it's on TH-cam....
On a literal level, it could have meant that Nora threw the stone because of what John did to Matt. On a metaphorical level, though, it could be a reference to that bible quote: "let him who is without sin cast the first stone". Since the episode revolved around the sense of guilt both characters were going through, Nora threw the first stone because she recognizes she's not guilty for what happened to her family and then Erika realizes she is not guilty either and then it was her turn to cast her own stone.
Another explanation I found somewhere: Nora threw the stone to make the Murpheys think that the "departure" of the girls happened because of Johns doings in the town. The reason she wants them to think that is for them not to think that Evie departed because of them (like we see Erica does think). The reason she doesnt want them to think like that is that she herself wont have to think that her family departed because of her "lens" thing.
I lost respect for Nora because later on she left him It was a very difficult decision for him to tell her this you can really feel the pain in his eyes
She left him because she thought she was cursed. "Nora Cursed", as she calls herself. First her family disappears, then Evie disappears, then a guy from MIT says that she might be the cause (a 'lens'), then Erika confronts her, and now Kevin says he's seeing a ghost.
I love how Nora is living her own story while co operating with Kevin so smoothly, an alpha woman or whatever, u could see her control over Kevin and it's just flawless man...best show ever
I really got mad at Nora for up and leaving after this scene. You're supposed to be there for each other in a relationship even when the other is vulnerable and broken.
She left him because she thought she was cursed, and that she was responsible for all of this. "Nora Cursed", as she calls herself. First her family disappears, then Evie disappears, then a guy from MIT says that she might be the cause (a 'lens'), then Erika confronts her, and now Kevin says he's seeing a ghost.
Years from now this show will get the recognition it deserves like the wire
I hope so. The best shows never get good views at first.
Its literally the best show Ive ever watched.
Hope so, man. At least some youtubers doing "reactions" are watching it. And it encourages other people to watch it. Because no matter how hard I've tried... I can't get people to watch it :/ just 1 of 15? Or so.
@@bloodyhetza I know...most people dont respond so imersively to the beginning of the show as I did. I mean after 1 Minute Leftovers had a neverending spell on me.
hydro sinister - just ranked best show of the decade by rolling stone magazine. Absolutely deserved
Upvote if you're still obsessed with this show in 2019 going on 2020 and still believe it to be one of the best things in storytelling of all time.
It definitely was unique to say the least
It mesmerizes me still to this day. Those violins start in and I’m glued 😳.
@@adamarens3520 it teared me up! Extremely underrated show.
Still rewatching scenes every week or so..so beautiful..i keep coming back
im from the future and im here to tell you that the concept of incomprehensible grief being forcibly normalized has been realized
"ive been seeing someone" interesting choice of words
Almost as if he's preparing her for something even worse. Being cheated on is terrible, but maybe he thinks it's a softer blow (as a former adulterer himself) than telling your loved one you're going insane like your father. Like... "Wait... He's cheating on me? Ok, well at least he isn't cheating on me. But hold up..."
What's more interesting is that she instinctively knows he's NOT cheating. For all the flaws in their relationship, their was something profound to their connection with one another. A level of trust beyond logic or something
@@patrickomalley1667 I don't think she instinctively knew he wasn't cheating on her until he mentioned the name of the dead woman. That's when she sat down and she realized something else was going on. But right after he says that he's seeing someone else, I was impressed by her calm and collective way of asking who he was seeing.. there was a mature confidence to it. Just a great scene.
@@Sheilaalien Phenomenal comments glorious depth
@@Sheilaalien 100%. Just tremendous writing to use the phrase “seeing someone” so the duality can play out.
The brilliance of the writing “ive been seeing someone”. The worst thing you could ever hear from the person you love. And then you find out they mean hallucinating. Fuck.
Fun fact: Justin Theroux, who is himself a screenwriter, rarely gave any feedback on the Leftovers' scripts, but he did call up Lindelof and said that line should be in the scene.
@ thats awesome
might as well rewatch the whole show again
I recently watched again a few weeks ago so so good
I am still effected by Max Richters score. Like a haunting reminder of our own failings. I am glad I lived in the time that this was on Television :)
Dona Nobis Pacem 1&2 are some of the most beautiful pieces of music I’ve ever heard.
"Haunting" is the best word to describe Max Richter's score.
*affected
The Music is so god damn Good.
Tompk hell yes.
Except for the intro music before each episode
@@Sheilaalien I know right!! Season 2 onwards had an actually crap intro.
@@parthjagtap5447 so dreadful!!
@@parthjagtap5447 Wtf? I loved the Intro
the feels in this scene...
The feels from the entire show....
Best show I’ve ever seen and it’s honestly not even close.
Its so god damn good. I'm reminiscing right now. I think I need to re-watch it.
Not even a little bit
it's nautical miles
Try the Show „Mr. Robot“ it’s a Little Bit better :)
@@stevenjager3785 that just might be my second or third favorite, it's just that Leftovers touches on subjects that are even more important to me in just an absurdly competent fashion
Coming back here again in 2024. Still my favorite show. I hope that one day the series will get the recognition it deserves.
Me too
I will never tire of repeating: Max Richter is a freaking genius
This ending was so intense. You could literally cut the tension with a brick
Man, this is one of the most intense and perfect scenes i've ever seen. The music - acting is gold.
Now, THIS is drama.
One of my top 5 favorite shows ever.
It’s the prefect series.
I cried a lot watching this series.
It’s a masterpiece!!!!
Every time the music starts I have chills.
I so love how Leftovers ends off as a love story, I really couldn’t help early on rooting for these two here. Even amongst chaotic co-characters and subplots that were more than awe inspiring, I always came back to these two with very strong feelings that they were meant for each other. I loved their stories individually but as a pair I always wanted them to be and grow. Very interesting how all those years apart and still not a bit of love was lost between either of them. Kevin’s undying refusal to let go and Nora’s unwillingness to even contemplate the thought of anyone else. Brilliant!!!! And they didn’t have it so easy in their early stage, w Jill just being what any daughter would be towards it, I really love how graceful Nora was at dinner w Kevin Jill and Amy , that there told me she’s the one. And this scene may just be the finest of the entire show and not The Story of Kevin and Nora. My favorite music piece playing into the scene as if written specifically for this one scene....
This is one of my absolute favourite scenes i have ever seen in tv or any movies ever
I still get goosebumps when I see clips from this show. One of the best shows ever.
The most underrated tv series of all time.
This show got me through depression and other things I was going through.
I still get goosebumps and chills watching it.
Then there’s the fantastic score!!
Just watched this episode last night. This show is unbelievable
i just finished this series holy moly what an incredible show
@@i_have_no_enemies0 Same
My favourite scene in the leftovers and probably in any TV show I’ve seen, he genuinely looks like he’s affected in this scene, don’t know how he acted this well.
Seeing someone: automatically Nora knows he's not talking about an affair
I believe that the first time he says that he's seeing been someone, her reaction is that he has been unfaithful.
That's why Kevin slightly corrects his statement when he repeats it.
I watched in ‘21 for the first time and just last month I made my wife watch it with me. So incredible even the second time I was on the edge of my seat even knowing everything that happened. It hit with same force again.
The greatest TV show I have ever seen. It has everything, amazing acting, incredible drama, love, religion, science …and the power of faith and forgiveness
The music... haunting. And Justin should have won awards. This scene was my favorite in the series.
I woke up in the middle of the night after watching this astonishing scene and I could not shake it. I felt a very strange sense of connection with Kevin's head state at this point and it freaked me out quite a bit.
The Sprawl dude Kevin is hands down one of the best protagonist in any form of medium I’ve come across only because he’s the most human. With all his flaws he still try’s to do the right thing and fails and fails but always keeps trying
You are not alone
This is by far the very best show I have ever had the privilege to watch. The very Best of television. Well well done
Losing someone in your life is one of the most terrifying fears, this show handle it with excellence.
You can see every bit of emotion that comes with it in one single package... the leftovers
This show gives you the feels, you become attached to it in a beautiful way ;(
I swear every scene is well crafted, the acting is superior, everyone is on top! The MUSIC adds ton of impact to the journey all thanks to Max Richter!
I advice every movie/show lover to watch this masterpiece
This was the first episode I ever watched of the series.. I was so surprised by the quality of the writing, characters, music, acting.. that I went back to watch all the first Season and the first part of the second one until it eneded. I never ever watched something that affected me so deeply like this story.
an award, just for this ....
This is the greatest scene in TV history.
I totally agree!
I second that
I think the "Why did you try to kill yourself, Kevin" scene with Patty and Kevin is the best myself, but this is very good too.
Shelby Parks I agree with you shelby !! But this scene is right up there
This scene is up there; but the best is Erika and Evie on the bridge. 😭😭😭
This show changed my life. Made me address my issues, talk to my loved ones and face reality (whatever it is). It's a wise wise show. Taught me a lot about love.
I have felt this all my life and Kevin looks just as scared as I feel.
This scene is the greatest bit of tv and acting I have every seen!!
Dona Nobis Pacem 2 by Max Richter is the soundtrack for anyone wondering..
This is my favorite scene of the show. Not the best, I know, but my personal favorite. So many things happening at the same time
Lumo this scene is pretty stellar man. Full of fear of the unknown and hope for acceptance.
This is possibly my favorite scene in television, ever. Justin Theroux is fucking amazing and the music is perfect.
This is one of my favorite episodes of Television of all time.
I like how Erika casually stoned their window but we and the makers were like that's not important LOL.
this show is and always be fucking amazing i am not a beliver in god and everythjng that comes wjth it,but for some reason this show just connects with me
This show doesn't believe in god either
stephen Tagarelli I think its because its oddly relatable. Everyone will experience a very sad loss in their lifetime. Its what makes it easy for us to connect with the characters but you understand them
@@maorsragovich8870 The show doesnt suggest either way, characters face existential dilemmas, which challenge you (the audience) on your beliefs.
had to watch this on youtube because my hbogo is a steaming pile of shit and decided that this very moving scene was a good time to spew "we're having trouble playing this video" error messages. thanks for posting!
i watched this too many times in such a short time. I just can't get over it.
still...
I just came from watching Rory Kinnear and Eva Green from Penny Dreadful..to this absolutely stellar piece of acting here as well..Gosh!! I am ready to die now
Yea I have got to rewatch this show wow
Same
perfect score and brilliant acting
Sometimes I want to speak out about what’s going on with me but I know will make them scared so i make fake smile saying everything is fine .
I get you... But still you have to find at least someone to talk to about your experiences or feelings
This scene is so perfect!!! Max Richter is awesome!
My God this scene hits so close to home for me.... telling someone you think your sick and terrified of what comes next !
When I first saw this scene I expected the show to go back in a subsequent episode from Kevin's POV and show us how he got to this moment, but they never did. And somehow it makes it more poignant. You have to put the pieces together yourself from his previous episode and the moments he was in this episode, kind of in the background.
Yeah, I love how this episode is all from Nora's POV and we only get glimpses that Kevin is having a bad day, struggling with fixing the wall while Patti is pestering him.
And then it all culminates when Nora comes home after that fantastic scene with Erika and Kevin is waiting for her.
Like you said, the creators make it very clear that Kevin has had a day of his own during the episode.
I love this show.
Scenes like these sounds different to me now that I'm diagnosed with mental healt disorder... Already loved this show, but now even more.
I... I think I need to watch it all over again
I am a rock in the credits was a genius choice
"I'm seeing someone" maybe you could have phrased that differently, haha. She might get the wrong idea.
that's the point
@@seaque. i know...
This is biblicaly good if thats make any sense at all
Ive dealt with many folks with schizophrenia. This was so beautiful with the music. I love this show. But not like this in real life. Especially when you have to arrest them and get them the help they need. I love this show. "Im seeing someone". Correct response is i believe you see see someone but i cant see them. I do believe you see and hear them but i cant see them. Talk to me and i can help you. Im your friend. Police officer for almost a decade. Glad i don't that anymore
The greatest parts are when he cusses at Patty but they think it's intended at them. Kevin Sr in the diner is my favorite scene
Goddamn this was a good show
best show ever
Top 2 show ever
whats the music right at the end??
James Cobb I am a rock - Simon and Garfunkel
What's the name of the last song with the guitar please ?
I Am A Rock - Simon & Garfunkel
@@BlackCatScott yeaaah.. thank you 👏🏼🤙🏼
Can someone remind me, why did she throw the rock in their window? Did Nora do it first?
I think from what I remember, someone threw a rock through her window earlier and we are led to believe it was Nora. But the real reason has to do with their scene together right before this when Nora gives Erika the test. I think it's on TH-cam....
@@snuke37 Thanks I thought about watching the episode but then I would probably go back and rewatch the whole series haha.
I couldn't understand why nora And msr Murphy throwed out stone To one another's house?
Nora did because of what John did to Matt, Erika did because she figured out it was Nora.
On a literal level, it could have meant that Nora threw the stone because of what John did to Matt.
On a metaphorical level, though, it could be a reference to that bible quote: "let him who is without sin cast the first stone".
Since the episode revolved around the sense of guilt both characters were going through, Nora threw the first stone because she recognizes she's not guilty for what happened to her family and then Erika realizes she is not guilty either and then it was her turn to cast her own stone.
@@ricardogonzalez2594 Mate! This is a brilliant interpretation 👏🏻 👏🏻
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Another explanation I found somewhere:
Nora threw the stone to make the Murpheys think that the "departure" of the girls happened because of Johns doings in the town. The reason she wants them to think that is for them not to think that Evie departed because of them (like we see Erica does think). The reason she doesnt want them to think like that is that she herself wont have to think that her family departed because of her "lens" thing.
I lost respect for Nora because later on she left him
It was a very difficult decision for him to tell her this you can really feel the pain in his eyes
She left him because she thought she was cursed. "Nora Cursed", as she calls herself. First her family disappears, then Evie disappears, then a guy from MIT says that she might be the cause (a 'lens'), then Erika confronts her, and now Kevin says he's seeing a ghost.
2022...
BUT QHAT HAPPENED?! What was it?!?
He was seeing a dead woman/ghost talking to him, she was in the room the whole time
I love how Nora is living her own story while co operating with Kevin so smoothly, an alpha woman or whatever, u could see her control over Kevin and it's just flawless man...best show ever
Why you do this Damon
I really got mad at Nora for up and leaving after this scene. You're supposed to be there for each other in a relationship even when the other is vulnerable and broken.
She left him because she thought she was cursed, and that she was responsible for all of this. "Nora Cursed", as she calls herself. First her family disappears, then Evie disappears, then a guy from MIT says that she might be the cause (a 'lens'), then Erika confronts her, and now Kevin says he's seeing a ghost.
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Hardtalk
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Is this Netflix? That's why I pay $8 for this entertainment
Danny Hernandez HBO one of the greatest dramas in history.
I wish, this show probably would’ve gotten 5 seasons on Netflix!
shane greve it would’ve been ruined lol
This was a betrayal to Kevin
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