The OA discussion. No spoilers, yet.
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Re: The OA discussion. No spoilers, yet.
As I don't have Netflix here, but I have now got a streaming app on my brand new tablet and boom The OA is on it, even Awake too and all the HP films, I gotta see if there is more Jason on it
Re: The OA discussion. No spoilers, yet.
I am now watching The OA as I have Netflix. I am hooked, it's one of those things where I just want to know what happens next. I have just seen episode 5. So far, Jason seems like a really obsessed guy who doesn't care if people get hurt as long as he finds out whatever he's looking for.
Those glass cells - what do they do when they need the loo? They wash in the stream, and their clothes must be really smelly by now...
(I hope this doesn't count as spoilers, as it's very vague - plus The OA has been available for so long now that everyone has had chance to see it if they want to pay for it, and avoid reading this if they haven't.)
Those glass cells - what do they do when they need the loo? They wash in the stream, and their clothes must be really smelly by now...
(I hope this doesn't count as spoilers, as it's very vague - plus The OA has been available for so long now that everyone has had chance to see it if they want to pay for it, and avoid reading this if they haven't.)
Re: The OA discussion. No spoilers, yet.
what do they do when they need the loo? They wash in the stream, and their clothes must be really smelly by now...
Servalan, I wondered about that, too. Only the person who is upstream from the rest of them has any chance against dysentery.
I remember my first year (age 11) at Girl Scout camp. I would change my underwear under the covers. By year two, I said, "Eff it! We're all girls!" They said, "You finally caught on."
Servalan, I wondered about that, too. Only the person who is upstream from the rest of them has any chance against dysentery.

I remember my first year (age 11) at Girl Scout camp. I would change my underwear under the covers. By year two, I said, "Eff it! We're all girls!" They said, "You finally caught on."
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Re: The OA discussion. No spoilers, yet.
We are indeed left wondering whether the OA is lying, telling the truth, or just self-delusional. There are some very good and complex performances in this show. I want to know more about Buck.
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So far, I think Prairie thinks she's telling the truth, but I think i.e. the mother and other people they meet talking about it probably are closer to the truth... I have no strong opinion about this, though. Maybe I'll change my mind after seeing season 2. I like it when there are different possibilities. That they don't give all the answers, and that there are different ways to see it. It makes it re-watchable... 
