Feed the Elk
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I’m pretty sure there will be a third series so they have to leave some loose ends.Just rewatched season 1 and raced through season 2. I think the nature of the show is that it's going to leave some things unexplained and for good reason - ie what kind of explanation can they have for what the data is they are refining that will make sense and be satisfying? Although now I've written that I've remembered they've been setting up the Cold Harbor thing so maybe there will be some resolution (i'm thinking they are refining people's memories and removing trauma - thus explaining Ms Casey's demeanour).
For me I'm just enjoying spending time with the characters and seeing how they will develop the religious angle more - i'm picking up hints of Christianity, Mormonism and Scientology.
The atmosphere and vibe of this show has been spot on - when they take you out of the white hallways it still feels like care and attention is being paid and I've loved all the little subplots like Ricken and Mark's relationship as innie and outie. Major props for the theme music as well which is perfect.
This, slow horses and season one of ted lasso are worth a month or two of apple tv subscription to binge
There is definitely a cultish vibe throughout but the combination of 70’s themed cars and furniture with modern day mobile phones is an intriguing angle that doesn’t need an explanation (IMO) but adds to the mystery of the series.
I think I mentioned in an earlier post that I’ve never seen a series with so much depth and hidden/double meaning - I saw this on a YouTube roundup but there are Lumen logos littered throughout the series and the fleeting presence of the doctor (can’t remember his name) when Mark and Gemma are at the fertility clinic is inspired (I don’t think this is a spoiler).
Im really not looking forward to the series being over