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Jun 5, 2017 · Tears were shed, goats were rescued and “Matt Libs” were written, but perhaps most shocking of all – did Damon Lindelof actually offer an explanation of the Sudden Departure? Let’s take a ...
5 days ago · Six years after the series finale — and 13 years after the show’s fictional Sudden Departure date — the complex answer to the question at its core may not explain what actually happened, but ...
Jun 5, 2017 · In fact, early on in the show’s run, co-creator/showrunner Damon Lindelof came out and said he had no interest in explaining the Sudden Departure, (nor did author Tom Perotta’s book, from ...
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The day of The Sudden Departure has been seen a few times in the series. The opening scene to the series shows a short moment of the departure. It is shown again in Two Boats and a Helicopter and The Garveys At Their Best. From all the flashbacks we've seen so far it appears that nobody has actually seen a person disappear although this could possi...
The Sudden Departure took place during the mid-afternoon (U.S. Eastern Time) on October 14, 2011. In The Garveys At Their Best, the time on the screen of the ultrasound machine shown moments before the fetus (and everyone else) departed is 2:23 p.m. This is consistent with the date being referred to as "October 15th" by the Australian weatherman in...
The Sudden Departure left a huge impact on the world. People who lost loved ones had to grieve without knowing what truly happened. Scientists all over the world attempted to try and explain this event but eventually could not find anything. In public school systems, students are allowed to pray for forgiveness and/or the return of the departed aft...
In the "Pilot," a radio announcer seems to be listing statistics about disappearances from various countries, presumably from the findings of the Denziger Commission. There were 1.47 million Departures in Iran, 1.55 million in Turkey, 1.71 million in Germany, 1.73 million in Egypt, 1.85 million in Vietnam, 1.9 million in Ethiopia, 2.25 million in t...
The Department of Sudden Departure has a series of questions to ask the families of the departed, which were presumably put together through a study of the statistics of those who disappeared. There are just over 150 questions ("Penguin One, Us Zero"), which include: 1. To your knowledge, did _____ have any food allergies? 2. To your knowledge, did...
One protestor outside the DROP conference believes the “World Health Organization did it,” claiming, “They’re poisoning us!”The Nora impersonator at the DROP conference notes that, in 2005, the Israeli Mossad was experimenting with a plasma ray that could target all human matter and leave almost no residue, implying tha...- 3 min
Jun 6, 2017 · But the series, from Damon Lindelof (Lost) and Tom Perrotta (Little Children), always refused easy explanation and encouraged its characters, viewers, and critics to follow the instructions of the ...
Apr 14, 2017 · Lindelof: We convened the writers’ room for season 3 in January of 2016 and concluded in August and we were very optimistic about the future. Our assessment of the end of the world was meant to ...
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Aug 8, 2024 · The Leftovers is a three-season drama that follows a group of people as they deal with the effects of the sudden disappearance of 2% of the word's population. It was created by Lost co-producer Damon Lindelof and Election writer Tom Perrotta, with famous actors such as Christopher Eccleston, Liv Tyler, Margaret Qualley, and Justin Theroux in the ensemble cast.
