There was a brief time following Netflix's announcement that The OA was canceled when many fans may or may not have been convinced the news was some meta-style trickery meant to confuse us before the streaming service surprise-dropped the next season. After all, the end of Part II saw ... Read

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There was a brief time following Netflix's announcement that The OA was canceled when many fans may or may not have been convinced the news was some meta-style trickery meant to confuse us before the streaming service surprise-dropped the next season. After all, the end of Part II saw ... Read

There was a brief time following The OA's cancellation that we may or may not have been convinced that the news was some meta-style trickery meant to confuse us before Netflix surprise-dropped the next season. After all, the end of Part II saw Prairie/Nina/OA (Brit Marling) and Hap (Jason Isaacs)