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Laura Thate

Can’t wait for more 🙏🏼

Laura Thate

Sure does… it’s exciting to know how creative this writer is going to be and where it’s going to take us in such a short time!

Ellen Noir

Kingsley Ben-Adir (Karim) reminds me of Denzel too. They have similar speaking patterns. Interesting, because Kingsley is British. I read that he studied Denzel's performance in ‘Malcolm X’ for his role as Malcolm X in ‘One Night in Miami’.

KimM

Wondering what species of octopus that is, perhaps a Giant Pacific Octopus because they are very strong and can inflict injuries....according to the late and wonderful Jacques Cousteau. Frank when we first saw OA's arms, all those circles...it reminded me of "hickeys"....now I know why!

alienqueen

we finally got to old night 😂 that scene is so fascinating to me and i was so shocked by it the first time i watched. i love that he knew she wasnt nina and that shes the oa!!

Danielle Long

Had no idea octopusses could be that large in real life. I thought it was made up for the show, omg

Sabrina YCFM

Love how you are slowly starting to try and solve the mysteries. its fun to watch and get to know your perspective and see you connect dots from season 1!! i hope the next 4 episodes will provide you lots of enjoyment, speechlessness, screams and tears.

Nicole

Did anyone notice Buck's mom from Hannibal? Beverly in another universe??

Melissa

36:41 While you're talking about age, all I'm thinking is how dangerous this is. Period. Strange area. Strange man. Telling no one. I don't remember S2 so what I'm writing isn't a spoiler or a suggestion. But there's a vibe in this scene that is NOT GOOD.

Melissa

She'll always be Christina Yang from Grey's Anatomy to me. But yes, I noticed! Hannibal and Killing Eve!

Melissa

56:14 Frank, I'm there with you. Skeptical AF. Oh, and I didn't care one bit that (name?) stole money from the church box. After all the harm individuals in the church have done to others, I think taking $40 is just fine. ;)

Melissa

2:02 What precisely is a "tentacle thing"? 🤔🧐😬 Sounds like a Roman Roy situation. 🤣

Melissa

COMMENTS & QUESTIONS: If my questions will be answered later, please don't answer. Again, I watched this once a while back. I watched S1 more than once; I do not remember practically anything about S2. 1. Buck, BBA, Stephen, etc. are counterparts for the 5 in Hap's basement, yes? Buck = Rachel; Prairie = OA; Jesse = ?; French = ?; Stephen = ?; BBA = ?. I feel like Homer is counterpart to either French or Stephen. Jesse is maybe Scott. I also feel a parallel between Karim and Elias, the FBI counselor (Riz Ahmed). But if they can all move between universes, maybe they aren't counterparts but just individuals with parallels. Any thoughts on this? Again, if you know for certain, don't say. If you have theories like me, let me know. 2. The narrative, camera work, and editing suggested that Karim is Nina's brother in this dimension. Yes? 3. In Part I, I def picked up on French feeling some attraction toward Buck -- it was subtle, but there. Like he was holding it back. I think I was right based on what we learn here.

Melissa

Speaking of . . . I highly recommend the documentary "My Octopus Teacher" on Netflix. Beautifully moving and it really oriented me back to the incredible mysteries that surround us in our natural world. I didn't expect to be so moved. It has stuck with me in a profound way.

Melissa

That man is stunning. 😍

KimM

Yes indeed, that species is larger and more powerful than an average human. I've read that most adults are well over 100 lbs. and some reaching 150+ lbs. And the tentacle span can be well over 16 feet! They are highly intelligent and very curious and typically don't attack unless threatened. I think they are fascinating, but would not want one hugging and restraining me as seen in OA.

melskmelsk

Tentacle fetishes and erotica are ancient. On the surface it's about all the things all those limbs can do, but the alien element must be a big part of the arousal too, and fear...

KimM

Oh that is a marvelous .true story about the bond created with a wild octopus I hope everyone gets a chance to view it.

melskmelsk

RIP Old Night. Ep 4 is SO PACKED! I realized watching it for the 2nd time with you that I haven't really tried to unpack it. I just went with it like OA going along with Old Night strangling her. I feel like OA did consent to that, or at least that Old Night wasn't coercing her. I don't think she was locked in by the restraints or the octopus but by her own total commitment to see this through. Hmmm I want to think more about Old Night and everything else, maybe I'll come back and say more later...

Melissa

I knew what he meant, generally. To each their own. 🤷‍♀️

LettyStar

You said something here and I really need you reacting to Lost someday 🙏

First Name Ella

It is. But you would love it. Just do the first season and see how you feel after that!

Dylan Schaefer

Lost is a big commitment but it's essential viewing in the modern television canon. Its provenance as a network drama of the era carries a ton of baggage, but in totality it's undeniable. Anyone who digs a show like the OA owes it to themselves to check it out.

Alyx C

My brain is definitely curdled 😆

Wissal

Milkshake in bed grossed me out. Is that a thing? Milkshake after sex? Also in the middle of the night? Do these people have iron stomachs I'm so grossed out by the milkshake

Wissal

57:27 this is so scary I'm hiding here now

Amina

Steve saying to French, "You know it's a bad dimension, you just don't care because you have a good seat in it." hits so hard these days. So many in power only concerned with ensuring their own seat.