Interestingly
The Leftovers has chosen the tagline
'Begin again' for its sophomore season and
Daily Billboard wonders how many viewers will return for the second round of episodes for
HBO's post-rapture series after an often depressing and dreary first season (with only the occasional moment of brilliance).
A chained and drowning
Justin Theroux makes for a compelling visual, but is it also a metaphor for the show as a whole, can it be rescued?
The inaugural season of
The Leftovers was based on
Tom Perrotta's 2011 novel of the same name, but this season will transport the
'Garveys' from suburban
New York to a small
Texas town named
'Miracle', that seemingly had no disappearances during the global
'departure' phenomenon.
Hopefully a new locale and new characters will help lift the bleakness and provide some answers to the show's many secrets.
The standard landscape billboard for
The Leftovers second season was first spied along
Sunset Boulevard on September 17, followed later high above
Vine Street in
Hollywood and along
Olympic Boulevard in
West L.A.
Meanwhile the arresting giant-sized billboards were snapped towering over the
Sunset Strip and
Wilshire Boulevard on September 19, 2015.
If you're a fan of the
HBO show, be sure to also check out these
season one billboards for The Leftovers from last year.
Will this be the second coming of
The Leftovers, or will audiences crucify the show before it gets the chance to illuminate us about all of its mysteries.
UPDATED: Here's also an
Emmy consideration billboard for the sophomore
'provocative and chilling' season, spied along the
Sunset Strip on June 6, 2016.
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