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Season 2 premiere. Grace and her friends take a weekend trip to celebrate her 30th birthday, only to be surprised by the arrival of her uninvited sister.
Jim reunites with Mr. Mulvahill, his third-grade teacher, and challenges him to admit to an incident from the past that left Jim forever changed.
A powerful Russian political technologist arranges an Internet first date with a veterinary nurse who tries to figure out the truth behind his shifting identity.
Catherine, a woman plagued by a host of ailments, is comforted by a disembodied woman's voice.
Arnold wakes up soaking wet and with no memory of the previous night, but tries to piece together the events that got him to Room 104.
A woman becomes trapped in different scary versions of the same nightmare.
A girl returns to Room 104 with her mother, hoping to communicate with her deceased father.
A reporter tries to uncover the truth about a woman who claims to be a hybrid robot.
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Anyone who liked an episode or two last year -- or finds themselves enticed by the premise, creators, and/or fresh talent -- should make a note to fully engage with Room 104 in Season 2.
As with all anthology shows, the quality is variable, but when Room 104 hits, it hits hard, making it worth any misses.
Even installments that don't work at all -- and thankfully, there aren't many of those -- at least win points for unspooling their yarns economically.
The series is a fine achievement, especially in this age of sprawling series that seem to swell and inflate constantly. Here, that plain room becomes a large arena for storytelling. And not a single second can be nonessential.
At 25 minutes an episode, it is pretty terrific entertainment. Even the drab and unchanging hotel decor may start to grow on you.
The Duplass brothers' influence is obvious in the level of talent on display, but in execution it feels more like a promising student film.
It's a late night inheritor of those shows that were always too weird for primetime. But in the age of peak TV, weird can be far superior to being bland.
In binging all twelve episodes, I found myself to enjoy this season far more than the first even if no single episode hits quite the same dramatic highs as the first season finale. In fact, there seems to be much more of a bend towards horror this season.
The anthology series is finally hitting its stride in its sophomore season, growing beyond a cool storytelling conceit into a star-studded, artistically prestigious endeavor.
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