Journey into a world of interdimensional travel, near-death experiences, angels, mystical movements, a giant octopus, and someplace called Michigan as Breana Harris unpacks the symbolism and structure of the OA.
Prairie says no to commodifying her trauma. Hap continues to be awful and buys unsliced bread. Homer loses his ring and grows as a person. Steve meets another girl who is way too good for him. Russian toddlers can make stew. Four people in glass cages become a family that doesn't suck. I taint Brit and Zal's art with my Jane Eyre and Stargate SG-1 references.
Nina becomes Prairie, grows up medicated, and gets some unique daddy issues. French has a whole deal, Nancy is high-strung, Buck is the cutest, and Hap should be profiled on Dateline. Unrelated, I saw Jason Isaacs at an Arclight Q&A once.
In the pilot episode, a mysterious former blind woman recruits four misfit teenage boys and their Algebra teacher to tell them about doomed Russian tykes and adorable football players. Unrelated, I saw Brit and Zal at Wondercon once.