TVLine ranks all five Damon Lindelof TV shows, from Lost to Lanterns
Damon Lindelof's TV career has been ranked, per TVLine. The outlet placed all five of his major television series in order, including the new HBO show Lanterns.
Coming in at the bottom of the list is the Peacock miniseries Mrs. Davis. The show follows a nun on a bizarre road trip to find the Holy Grail after making a deal with a global AI. TVLine says the series throws in every idea, making it a wacky and outlandish watch.
The new HBO series Lanterns, which brings John Stewart to live action, was praised for its gritty Earth-based mystery and character study. The outlet reports it commits to themes of willpower and fear, though it sometimes lacks spectacle, with room for improvement.
The iconic ABC series Lost was noted for its defining mystery-box storytelling and compelling characters, despite getting messy with time-travel plots toward the end. TVLine calls it a miracle it lasted six seasons.
HBO's 2019 Watchmen sequel miniseries was highlighted for tackling systemic racism and extremism, with Regina King's performance as Sister Night propelling an ingenious mystery. The outlet calls it one of the best superhero TV shows ever.
Topping the list is HBO's The Leftovers. The series, about the aftermath of 2% of humanity vanishing, focuses on how society struggles to move on. TVLine states it blurs sci-fi and drama and is Lindelof's best work.
