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mercredi 22 février 2017

Everything We Know About Season 2 of The OA (Choreography Not Included)

Of all the new shows that premiered in 2016, Netflix's The OA was definitely one of the most divisive. After the streaming giant dropped the sci-fi drama out of the blue, audiences gobbled up all eight episodes in no time. Given the shocking final minutes of the show's finale, it didn't take long before fans started wondering if a second season of The OA was on its way. The short answer? Yes, there will be more Prairie Johnson in your future. The long answer? Well, there isn't really a long answer quite yet since details about season two are pretty slim. Here's what we know so far.

The Cast

So far no one has been officially confirmed, but since the show's cocreator and star Brit Marling has discussed creating the second season, we can at least assume she'll be back as main character Prairie Johnson.

The Plot

Season one follows Prairie Johnson (Marling), a young blind woman who returns home after a seven-year disappearance with not only her sight, but also a bizarre and brutal story about her abduction. She was held prisoner by a scientist obsessed with near-death experiences along with a group of other unfortunate captives. It ends on a cliffhanger that suggests Prairie has (hopefully) reunited with Homer (Emory Cohen) and the rest of the captives on an alternate plane of existence, but cocreators Marling and Zal Batmanglij have only vaguely hinted about where the story will go from there. "Brit and I figured out the whole thing. The whole thing's a riddle. There are a lot of clues," Batmanglij recently told Variety. "Very few people have really picked up on all the clues. Our sound engineer picked up on a major one that kind of blew my mind. I was like, 'That is designed for only the closest, creepiest viewer to find.'"

The Teaser

You can hear Prairie say "Homer?" as clips of black water and white smoke are interspersed with a message in braille (that reads "survived") and a photo of what looks like the Golden Gate Bridge.

The Premiere Date

At a Netflix panel in early February, Batmanglij revealed they have yet to start filming. Based on that, we can probably assume season two won't drop until the end of 2017 (like season one did last year) or possibly sometime in 2018.

mercredi 22 février 2017