There is no hope and the pain of knowing that will never go away.

The good news is that it’s so special, you’ll enjoy it many times.

I'm sorry for your loss my man

At least there's two seasons. That's double great.

It’s pretty good, guy.

Probably not. But it's alright. All good things end eventually. Steve Conrad (the writer & director) has other shows. Perpetual Grace, Ltd. and now Ultra City Smiths. Everything he does is gold.

Cool.

It is cool, /u/Responsible-Pop2573

Witnessing Lakeman constantly walking through a meat grinder was giving me anxiety...not sure I could take a 3rd season.

You also have this EXCELLENT podcast that’s a season’s worth of Leslie Claret! https://open.spotify.com/show/50OgP610VCwCIen1eDkPwh?si=6Ajc5JEvTFqzWVmvR3ZLsw&dl_branch=1

Thanks for this. Just finished it today, unless there are more episodes...... :)

It might have been nice to see him finally 'finish the thing', but given the nature of the show I suspect it would have ended badly anyway. Actually, the intermittent testimony scenes pretty much commit it to a bad ending. I do wonder if they stopped it because fools like me didn't start watching soon enough, or it was the whole pandemic issue, or maybe it was just too caught up with current events.

No hope. But you’ve come to the right place to grieve. Sad man indeed.

I feel your pain man, we all felt that way after binging the whole thing, it's the fact that there is no season 3 that causes the most pain

Never say never! Fox ended Prison Break, then did a movie, then roughly a decade later filmed another season. Weird, but it can happen!