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My interpretation.
Deer = People in white, something traumatized them and now they're an elongated 'deer in headlights'
Dogs= What most of the 98 percent are turning into. Savage dogs attacking the 'deer in headlights.'
Exactly how I felt for the first 25 min
Yeah I assumed it was him but I also thought maybe those mute folk went wild or maybe something wild happened with the daughter. That's the one thing the show had me doing as I watched having momentary high expectations when possible plot twists showed up.Remember when Garvey goes to tell the lady that her dog was shot and she says something like "I thought you were suspended" and he says "That was my grandfather" and then theres a quick flashback to what looks like Garvey running naked through a backyard? I would guess he has some kind of history of black outs or something and he was the one that did that to their house.
This, i dont want to have to "invest 3-4 hours or episodes into a show to see if i like it, just found this boring last nightI don't know what they were thinking making the start of the show so boring and going nowhere with plot. Like they tried to start up these mysterious interesting character story lines but I got nothing out of it.
The whole initial premise of the show did give me ideas though. I might watch the 2nd ep to see if most of the show improves if not I'm done.
Exactly how I felt for the first 25 min
This, i dont want to have to "invest 3-4 hours or episodes into a show to see if i like it, just found this boring last night
Sometimes the plot or lack of plot and execution can completely waste a great premise and if it's truly bad you can tell half way in tot he season.This, i dont want to have to "invest 3-4 hours or episodes into a show to see if i like it, just found this boring last night
Thats a horrible reasoning. If you like the premise of the show, let it build itself.
That's exactly what the creator said it was about on the video extras. Like I said NTers should watch the video extras each week so we don't have to hear outlandish theories.So far the feel I'm getting is this show isn't even about the premise that kicks everything off. It's solely about how ppl deal with the consequences of this event and the not knowing what happened which continues to bother everyone. Cuz from a practical view this is like a show about the Malaysian airplane that disappeared but more so like the plane was found but the ppl were not just on a global scale.
I'm intrigued. I have no idea what is going on but I'm intrigued.
So not too far off from past HBO premieres. Should gain some steam since majority of people are getting hooked to the intrigue and mystery surrounding the show.HBO’s “The Leftovers” premiered to 1.8 million viewers for its initial telecast on Sunday night, according to Nielsen estimates, putting it below the network’s other high-profile dramas over the last few years.
It didn’t necessarily have as strong a lead-in as HBO may have hoped, as “True Blood” drew 3.1 million viewers for its regular-timeslot airing on Sunday, down from a little over 4 million for its season premiere of the previous week.
HBO’s most recent drama premiere, “True Detective” in January, drew 2.33 million viewers for its regular-timeslot telecast. “The Newsroom” 2.14 million in June 2012, and “Game of Thrones” attracted 2.22 million in 2011.
When including a late-Sunday repeat, the two-episode total for “The Leftovers” was 2.1 million.