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Season 2 – The OA

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In addition to her role as creator and executive producer of this mind-bending series, Brit Marling also plays the role of Prairie Johnson, a young woman who returns home after a 7-year disappearance. Her sudden return is not the only miraculous occurrence: everyone is shocked to learn that Prairie is no longer blind. While the FBI and her parents are anxious to discuss Prairie's disappearance, she won't talk about what happened during the time that she was missing. Zal Batmanglij, the co-creator and an executive producer of the series, is the director of every episode.
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Critics Consensus

The OA's second season provides satisfying answers to its predecessors' most maddening enigmas, all while maintaining the singular ambience that fans have come to crave.

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Emily St. James Vox 04/18/2019
4/5
The OA is kind of genius, while simultaneously being incredibly silly. And you know what? I love it! I love its goofy, loopy vibe. Go to Full Review Esther Zuckerman Thrillist 04/18/2019
The sequence with Old Night is what The OA does best. At first the scene is stunning, almost laughable, in its sheer oddity, but then the mood morphs, as it pulsates with existential terror and a sort of unnerving sexuality. Go to Full Review Rachel Syme The New Republic 03/29/2019
I wish more television was this unafraid to leave its audience fumbling for understanding. Go to Full Review Jennifer Bisset CNET 04/06/2023
It glues itself together with realistic, loyal characters bonded by their harrowing shared ordeals. There's even a believable love story, a flicker of warmth amid the creepy science, cryptic puzzles and trippy imagery. Go to Full Review Taylor Baker Drink in the Movies 10/04/2021
95/100
Episode 41: Best of 2019 So Far Go to Full Review Jo Berry Digital Spy 05/17/2019
[The OA] manages to be stranger, more puzzling and even more addictively demented than the first season. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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Picards I. Jan 31 Second only to “The Dark”! See more Abbey K Nov 2 I have such a desperate need to finish this eries so i hope one day they come back to it. they opened it up for a really interesting season but we dont know anymore bc netflix did their netflix thing. See more Fay B Aug 25 We want season 3 !!!!! To the creators of the OA - if by any chance you read this! If Netflix continue acting like idiots then won’t you please release the rest of the series through published books instead! I don’t care the method I just need to know what happens and I need more of this show it’s just too amazing. In a world full of meaningless, blind, stupidity this is one show that actually goes deep but in the most stunning, most intriguing and clever ways. I love it, please finish the seasons however you can!! I want more!! See more Oli L Aug 23 this is the type of show i cant binge watch because i want to take each episode in 1 at a time and knowing it cant last forever, i want to savor it while i can... my season 1 review is appropriate for this season as well... "really good... better than i had expected. hoping for a season 3 or conclusion of some sort. after this and "murder at the end of the world", brit marling and zal batmanglij have a new fan in me" See more Sebastian @Undercapsule Aug 5 The OA is unlike anything else; bold, emotional, and endlessly creative. Every episode pulls you deeper into its mystery, and Brit Marling delivers a performance you’ll never forget. We need more shows like this — bring on Season 3 already and lastly show it more support! See more Alberto B @Magellan9 Jun 7 I never thought I could fall in love with such an authentically spiritual series. Normally, I don’t enjoy overly rhetorical or cliché productions like, for example, the Wachowskis’ Sense8, but this is something truly sensational. I loved everything about this series, starting with the story — obviously the most important element in any narrative, whether cinematic or otherwise. The characters are also masterfully crafted; they act in unpredictable yet always sensible ways, creating endless plot twists and even moving the audience emotionally. Brit Marling must have a brilliant mind in addition to being a beautiful woman... This show is an underrated masterpiece. See more Read all reviews
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Brit Marling

Creator

Zal Batmanglij

Creator

Brit Marling

Prairie Johnson

Emory Cohen

Homer

Phyllis Smith

Elizabeth '`Betty" Broderick-Allen

Jason Isaacs

Dr. Hunter Hap

Episodes

Episode 1 Aired Mar 22, 2019 Chapter 1: Angel of Death While private eye Karim Washington scours San Francisco for a missing teen who was involved in a cryptic game, OA wakes up in unfamiliar surroundings. Details Episode 2 Aired Mar 22, 2019 Chapter 2: Treasure Island At the clinic, OA discovers what happened to her friends back at Hap's; Karim turns his attention to a doctor who worked for Pierre Ruskin. Details Episode 3 Aired Mar 22, 2019 Chapter 3: Magic Mirror In Michigan, Steve begs the gang to try jumping to another dimension, and a presence in Buck's mirror inspires an unlikely pilgrimage. Details Episode 4 Aired Mar 22, 2019 Chapter 4: SYZYGY Karim visits Nina at the clinic for help finding the secret entrance to the house; Hap meets a fellow traveler, and Homer goes on a date. Details Episode 5 Aired Mar 22, 2019 Chapter 5: The Medium & the Engineer After a harrowing ordeal, OA and Karim find themselves locked inside a labyrinth of puzzles; nagging doubts prompt Homer to snoop on Dr. Percy. Details Episode 6 Aired Mar 22, 2019 Chapter 6: Mirror Mirror As BBA and the kids head west, an alarming news report forces them to speed up their plans; Jesse wrestles with lingering trauma from the shooting. Details Episode 7 Aired Mar 22, 2019 Chapter 7: Nina Azarova Karim returns to the house with reinforcements, OA tries to access Nina's memories, and Hap offers to discharge Scott -- after one last experiment. Details Episode 8 Aired Mar 22, 2019 Overview While BBA and the others converge on the clinic, Nina persuades Hap to show her his research, and Karim unlocks one of the house's final secrets. Details

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Season Info

Creator
Brit Marling, Zal Batmanglij
Executive Producer
Brad Pitt, Dede Gardner, Jeremy Kleiner, Sarah Esberg, Michael Sugar, Brit Marling, Zal Batmanglij
Network
Netflix
Rating
TV-MA
Genre
Mystery & Thriller
Original Language
English
Release Date
Mar 22, 2019
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