Truthfully I'm not sure how they'll explain the final moments of season one. Seemed more like an artistic finale than a plot-based one, and those dont typically lend themselves easily to continuation.
and had nowhere to go from there
Truthfully I'm not sure how they'll explain the final moments of season one. Seemed more like an artistic finale than a plot-based one, and those dont typically lend themselves easily to continuation.
Sounds like season 2 might be its own story rather than a continuation of season 1, sort of like the way American Horror Story used the same actors to tell different stories each season.
They're planning to make Nadia a part of all three seasons, though Lyonne said that her ideas for the show include making it a "kind of out-there anthology."
Sounds like season 2 might be its own story rather than a continuation of season 1, sort of like the way American Horror Story used the same actors to tell different stories each season.
Truthfully I'm not sure how they'll explain the final moments of season one. Seemed more like an artistic finale than a plot-based one, and those dont typically lend themselves easily to continuation.
I felt the same way at the end of The OA season 1. Hopefully they can blow my mind in the same way with Russian Doll.
Sounds like season 2 might be its own story rather than a continuation of season 1, sort of like the way American Horror Story used the same actors to tell different stories each season.
I really enjoyed American Crime which did a similar thing. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3488298/