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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 1: Axis Mundi
Episode 2: A Matter of Geography
Episode 3: Off Ramp
Episode 4: Orange Sticker
Episode 5: No Room at the Inn
Episode 6: Lens
Episode 7: A Most Powerful Adversary
Episode 8: International Assassin
Episode 9: Ten Thirteen
Episode 10: I Live Here Now
The Leftovers - Season 2 Episode 8: International Assassin
Description
Based on the bestselling 2011 novel by Tom Perrotta, the series focuses on denizens of the fictional town of Mapleton, three years after the fateful October 14 day when 140 million people – 2% of the world’s population – disappeared without a trace. They must begin to rebuild their lives after the loss of more than 100 people.
Based on the bestselling 2011 novel by Tom Perrotta, the series focuses on denizens of the fictional town of Mapleton, three years after the fateful October 14 day when 140 million people – 2% of the world’s population – disappeared without a trace. They must begin to rebuild their lives after the loss of more than 100 people.
Actors:
Dana Schultes,
Jonathan OReilly,
Catherine Curtin,
Christina Parrish,
Jake Robinson,
Memphis DiAngelis,
Ted Arcidi,
Lisa Suarez,
Jesse De Luna,
Brian Towns,
Sydney G. Yarborough,
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Dana Schultes
Jonathan OReilly
Catherine Curtin
Christina Parrish
Jake Robinson
Memphis DiAngelis
Ted Arcidi
16 June 1958, Buffalo, New York, USA
Lisa Suarez
Jesse De Luna
Brian Towns
Sydney G. Yarborough
Director:
Damon Lindelof, Tom Perrotta
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Amy Brenneman #Christopher Eccleston #Damon Lindelof #Justin Theroux #The Leftovers #Tom Perrotta
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November 23, 2015
Even after watching three times, I'm not going to stand here and pretend like I know exactly what I'm talking about. After each viewing, there was something new that jumped out about "International Assassin," and the final vote is it was brilliant.
November 23, 2015
You could write a master's thesis on the sheer amount of metaphor used in this episode, then go back to get a PhD in whatever the hell it all actually means.
November 23, 2015
From week to week The Leftovers is a beautifully written, acted, and produced meditation on loss, anxiety, love, depression and more.
November 23, 2015
Just as gripping, and powerful, and strange, as the rest of this season.
November 23, 2015
The final two words of the episode that Michael Murphy utters speak for every viewer. It's the only reaction for what unfolded. Damon Lindelof, who used purgatory or some rough definition of it, in Lost, pulls the trick like a master again.
November 23, 2015
Another "10." Sorry, folks. I can only bend with the breeze here. What a phenomenal episode. And one I think may be the first truly polarizing chapter of this second season.
November 23, 2015
"International Assassin" has ripped open a hole in The Leftovers. A pathway, might be a better word. It put its cards on the table and made a dozen decisions about the type of story that is being told. Kevin will be forever changed.
November 23, 2015
In what was arguably the weirdest, most wonderful hour of television this season, The Leftovers followed Kevin to the other side this week to reveal not only the outcome of his battle with Patti but also his ultimate fate.
November 23, 2015
Hallelujah, people! All praise be to the kind and merciful souls of Damon Lindelof and Tom Perrotta, who saw it fit for us all to get a much-needed win in a series committed to dealing with loss.
November 23, 2015
To begin, it must be said that the episode lives and dies on the characterization of Justin Theroux, whose look of bewildered desperation is heart-rending and among the finest performances on television. Theroux is a force.