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  1. save the oa
    Why Is The OA School Shooting Scene Going Viral?Twitter is the breeding ground for out-of-context clips, and The OA is its latest main character.
    By Alejandra Gularte
  2. a long talk
    Brit Marling Knows WhodunitThe actress and writer of mystical sci-fi like The OA returns with something fleshier: a murder-mystery series.
    By Rachel Handler
  3. the movements
    With Retreat, The OA Creators Are Taking a Movement to FXAnother Earth? More like Another Network.
    By Bethy Squires
  4. #savetheoa
    Shonda Rhimes, Welcome to the #SavetheOA MovementRhimes tweeted that she thought her anger at Netflix would have subsided by now. “But … not so much.”
    By Bethy Squires
  5. rip
    The OA Will Not Get a Movie in This UniverseA movie sequel is not in the cards.
    By Charu Sinha
  6. movements
    The #SavetheOA Movement Is About More Than a TV ShowThe latest flash mob, put on by fans committed to the message of the series, was one of the least cynical things I’ve ever seen.
    By Rachel Handler
  7. rabbit holes
    Is The OA Fake-Canceled or Am I Just Losing My Mind?We dive into the Reddit threads where superfans are laying out evidence that The OA’s cancellation is just part of the show’s meta-narrative.
    By Rachel Handler
  8. sad octopus
    Netflix Cancels The OA and Your Dreams of Seeing the Octopus AgainWe’ll always have The Movements.
    By Jordan Crucchiola
  9. chat room
    The OA’s Kingsley Ben-Adir on That Psychic Octopus Scene“It’s genuinely me going, What the fuck is going on here?”
    By Jackson McHenry
  10. fashion du jour
    How The OA: Part II Turned Brit Marling into a Glam Russian HeiressWe talked to the stylists who turned low-key Prairie Johnson into high-key Nina Azarova.
    By Rachel Handler
  11. spoilers
    Decoding The OA: Part II’s Extremely Meta EndingIt’s the most OA thing The OA: Part II could possibly have done.
    By Jen Chaney
  12. spoilers
    24 Very Important Questions About The OA: Part IIWhat happens at the very end of the season? Who is “Brit Marling,” really? And what’s with the horny octopus?
    By Rachel Handler and Jackson McHenry
  13. overnights
    The OA: Part II Finale Recap: Brain ForestThe series’ constant fidgeting with its many realities leaves us a yet another fork in the multidimensional road.
    By Andrew Lapin
  14. overnights
    The OA: Part II Recap: Out Of the ShadowsEven as the season shows signs of starting to wrap up, The OA still can’t resist throwing a few new wrinkles into the proceedings.
    By Andrew Lapin
  15. overnights
    The OA: Part II Recap: Best-Laid PlansWe return to our original dimension for a quiet drama of broken wills, capped by a deus ex machina for the ages.
    By Andrew Lapin
  16. overnights
    The OA: Part II Recap: Maniac MansionAs OA and Kareem navigate a puzzle dungeon, Hap finds love.
    By Andrew Lapin
  17. overnights
    The OA: Part II Recap: Old Night ClubOA and Kareem’s paths finally converge, and they seem to be leading back to that abandoned house.
    By Andrew Lapin
  18. overnights
    The OA: Part II Recap: Mirror GameIn Prairie’s home dimension, the castaways who survived last season’s school shooting are left grappling with what to do next.
    By Andrew Lapin
  19. burning questions
    A Conversation With a Quantum Physicist About The OA: Part IICould we really hop between multiple dimensions using the power of dance? Can trees really talk? Could I live in a mirror?
    By Rachel Handler
  20. overnights
    The OA: Part II Recap: The Prophet of the ValleyAs always, The OA is on a long, sprawling journey that will end in either deliverance or more madness.
    By Andrew Lapin
  21. overnights
    The OA: Part II Premiere Recap: Investigation DiscoveryThe unapologetically strange Netflix series returns wrapped in a detective story that quickly opens a wormhole into a much larger conspiracy.
    By Andrew Lapin
  22. tv review
    The OA Part II is a Glorious, Ridiculous Mind-benderYou’ll either love it or you’ll hate it. Unless you’re just totally confused by it.
    By Jen Chaney
  23. vulture lists
    17 Great Mystery-Box TV Shows Worth Getting Lost InFrom The Prisoner to Russian Doll.
    By Joshua Rivera
  24. trailer mix
    The OA Season 2 Trailer Brings Brit Marling to Alternate-Universe San FranciscoReturning March 22.
    By Jackson McHenry
  25. music
    Sharon Van Etten Gets FreeOn Remind Me Tomorrow the artist ditches guitars and finds bold new ways to write about love.
    By Rebecca Bengal
  26. the subsequent angel
    Brit Marling Says The OA’s Second Season Starts Filming in January[Excited interpretive-spider-hand-dance movement.]
    By Halle Kiefer
  27. The Choreographer for Sia, The OA, and Baby Driver Wants More Faces in DanceRyan Heffington also explains how his immersive new WWII-themed show Seeing You was influenced by Madonna.
    By Mia Leimkuhler
  28. Brit Marling’s First Paid Acting Job Was Kissing Gillian JacobsThe stars of the The OA and Love talk about their early roles on Community and Hollywood’s gender divide.
  29. vulture festival 2017
    Brit Marling’s First Ghost Story Had Everyone at Her Sleepaway Camp SpookedThe camp sent her home early because her story scared everyone in the cabin.
    By Brian Moylan
  30. vulture festival 2017
    Vulture Festival 2017 Complete Line-UpThe fourth annual pop-culture festival features its biggest lineup yet.
    By Vulture Editors
  31. dancercise
    Blake Lively Spends Her Time Practicing the Movements From The OABut which movement is her favorite?
    By Jackson McHenry
  32. exclusive
    Netflix Renews The OA for a Second SeasonBut what movements will we learn in Part 2?
    By Jackson McHenry
  33. facebook live
    Join Us for a Live Talk With The OA’s Brit MarlingMeet The OA creator and star at 10:15 a.m. today.
    By Vulture Editors
  34. tv
    Brit Marling’s Impossible DreamHer ethereal series The OA is the year’s first sleeper hit. Which is funny, given that a few years ago, it likely never would have gotten made.
    By Katrina Onstad
  35. Brit Marling’s Impossible DreamHer ethereal series The OA is the year’s first sleeper hit. Which is funny, given that a few years ago, it likely never would have gotten made.
    By Katrina Onstad
  36. sundance 2017
    Sundance: The Discovery Is Netflix’s Spiritual Cousin to The OAThe sci-fi film looks primed to benefit from Netflix’s hit show about the afterlife.
    By Kevin Lincoln
  37. chat room
    The OA’s Emory Cohen Defends the Movements“You gotta watch this show with your heart, not your head.” 
    By E. Alex Jung
  38. chat room
    Sharon Van Etten on The OA and Twin Peaks“I’m just this sad character lying in the corner. I’m singing the really sad songs.”
    By Jackson McHenry
  39. the vulture tv podcast
    Why Was The OA So Divisive?Plus, Rita Moreno on her eight-year affair with Marlon Brando.
    By Gazelle Emami, Jen Chaney, and Matt Zoller Seitz
  40. reading the rainbow
    The Gentle Queerness of Netflix’s The OAIt’s often a sense of alienation that forces queer people to seek out and build other worlds. 
    By E. Alex Jung
  41. wild speculation
    The OA Fan Theories: The Good, the Bad, and the BizarreA guide to the many interpretations of Netflix’s inscrutable sci-fi series.
    By Charles Bramesco
  42. guides
    How to Do ‘The Movements’ From The OA: A GIF GuideFor whenever you’re feeling angry or want to bring someone back from the dead.
    By E. Alex Jung
  43. overnights
    The OA Season-Finale Recap: Imperfect FeelingAfter hitting such stylistic highs, The OA ends at its most polarizing.
    By Andrew Lapin
  44. overnights
    The OA Recap: Requiem for the Johnsons“Empire of Light” is a pivotal letdown.
    By Andrew Lapin
  45. overnights
    The OA Recap: Interlude in the Death MachineThis show’s greatest trick may be its pure, blind faith in an afterlife.
    By Andrew Lapin
  46. A Close Read of The OA’s Controversial EndingThe show’s unsettling climax doesn’t work for everyone, but it serves an important narrative purpose.
    By Jen Chaney
  47. chat room
    The OA’s Phyllis Smith Talks Angels, Turtles, and Dance Moves“Near-death experiences, I’ve not had one of those as of yet.”
    By Abraham Riesman
  48. overnights
    The OA Recap: Cuba, LibreIn this wondrous hour, interpretative dance becomes a truly transformative act.
    By Andrew Lapin
  49. chat room
    The OA’s Ian Alexander on His Big Acting Debut and Trans Representation“It still feels like I’m dreaming all of it, like I’m gonna wake up and still be a regular kid.”
    By Harron Walker
  50. chat room
    The OA’s Choreographer on the Meaning of the ‘Movements’“If an abstract, postmodern dance routine just happened, it would absolutely be unbelievable.”
    By Abraham Riesman
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