For those that stuck it out with "The Leftovers" following the first bumpy but captivating season, and into the semi-rebooted season two, they were definitely rewarded. Damon Lindelof may have gotten a lot of heat for the way "Lost" went south, but the buzz on the show's second season has been building. The opening stages may have been rocky, but this weekend's finale certainly got social media and the blogosphere blowing up (don't worry, I won't spoil anything, largely because I can't as I'm still a couple of episodes behind). However, the prospect for a third season is still very much up in the air.
In a candid interview with HitFix, Lindelof revealed that the future of "The Leftovers" is uncertain, but he's going to do all he can to make it happen, which accounts for his talking to the press more than usual during the run of the show.
"...I'm fighting for the life of the show," he said. "I think that if I were in a different...
