>fantastic episode. this show is on another level and i hope it
>gets the respect and viewership it deserves when it's all said
>and done.

in my opinion is that on paper, the show in terms of the general idea of people disappearing doesn't sound all that interesting on it's own. It'll take folks actually watching the show almost on blind faith before they get an idea of how stellar it is. Then there's also the fact the main protagonist may or may not be completely out of his mind if I'm remembering the first season correctly that may turn some folks off the show as well.

I'm just happy the show is ending on its own accord so the show runners can successfully complete the story they want to tell.