What happens when the rapture, or something awfully rapture-like, comes and those left behind have to pick up the pieces?  That was the initial premise behind The Leftovers, which quickly became one of the weirdest, and best, shows on television.  The third, and final, season wrapped up earlier this month, answering very little and leaving viewers scratching their heads, but in the good way.

One of the revelations of the show was co-star Carrie Coon, who I was unfamiliar with previously.  She’s since gone on to appear in Gone Girl and the latest season of Fargo.  I expect she will continue to get interesting work and I’m sure it will continue to be excellent.