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You have to watch the show to learn that. :)

“I don’t believe the feminine is sublime and the masculine is horrifying. I believe both are valuable, essential, powerful. But we have maligned one, venerated the other, and fallen into exaggerated performances of both that cause harm to all. How do we restore balance? Or how do we evolve...

Though I didn’t connect with many of the story specifics in S2, I was all-in on the madness of Old Night. That was just so bonkers, I had to love it!

Yes. I rewatched it before S2 and still found it spectacular.

It’s cancelled.

Finished Season 2 and (early cancellation) series finale of The OA (Netflix). The original — and then possibly only — season back in 2016 was and is one of the most moving single best seasons of TV I’ve enjoyed. A relatively simple construction, an intimate cast of characters, and some great...

But, it was pointed out to me, OA never told the FBI agent those details of her story, such that he'd have knowledge (much less any motivation or ability) to do such a thing.

It is not.

I disagree almost completely with this review, but I understand the reviewer's opinion. http://variety.com/2016/tv/reviews/tv-review-netflix-the-oa-brit-marling-1201941411/ http://nerdist.com/the-oa-mesmerizes-with-a-powerfully-beautiful-peculiarity-review/ Spoilers in full article...

I binged Netflix's new original, "The OA" today. I might liken it to Miyazaki films which inhabit their own space, with elements outside our conventional storytelling approaches, and plotting flaws, and yet are brilliant and moving films. I loved it. It isn't for everyone, and there are good...