Season 1: 9 Season 2: 10 Season 3: 7This show answered many questions then I was expecting it would give But last was moved to more romantic genre and it still ticked me as I'm not a huge fan of genre Like Lost, the show remained mystical in the end, holding reasons of many plot-points but what started as a dark-mystery-supernatural show ended as dark-sad-biblical-romatic show. Unlike this one, Lost never escaped its core genre. Now I know I'm comparing it too much with Lost. This show is still quite good and surely worth a watch I missed Amy's character.

I recently binge watched all of the seasons and it was like watching art, from the outstanding acting to the superb music by Max Richter it all comes together like a masterpiece of television. When a show's central conceit is the instantaneous disappearance of 140 million people, everything that follows forces us to adhere to its narrative flights of fancy, to raise our arms in surrender to the world-spanning potentialities of artistic ambition. And surrender we did.. From chainsmoking cults to lion worshipping sex cruise to the purgatorial karaoke and wu tang clan trampoline scene, The Leftovers is one of the most ambitious show of this decade

I went into this TV show without knowing a lot about it. The premise of 2% of the world's population disappearing without any explanation is intriguing and in many ways it's not what you watch it for.I was really enjoying the journey of this TV show in all its wackiness and unpredictability but I gotta say I was seriously let down by the ending. I wasn't expecting everything to be spoonfed to be but at the same time I am so annoyed when writers present this dilemma, did she actually travel to the 'other side' or is she making it up. The show very cunningly cuts out that scene just before the tank fills so she could have said she wants to abort and we'd be none the wiser. As far as I'm concerned this is a cop-out. Having said that it's not as infuriating as the finale of Lost that still makes me angry to this day but it could have been so much more. Even if they had shown 10 seconds of what happened to Nora and how she appeared it would have been so much better.Also there are so many unanswered questions and plotlines and plot holes (what happened with the murdered Ausie cop or the injured one - can't just walk away from that) and all sorts.In summary for me this was so close to being one of the best TV shows of all time but the journey was still enjoyable. I'm envious of the people that were satisfied with that ending because for me it was a cop-out. I don't regret watching it though. It was a fun ride.

If you do not understand this show that is fine, it appeals to those of us who are open to the "other". I loved it......