I love mystery

I’d be willing to bet they needed more story for Season 2 so they retroactively made that connection.

We didn’t really need to know what they were doing. Their work was meant to convey the torture of the ordinary at Lumon. It also served as a satire of how corporate work can feel pointless. Season 2 comes along and now it’s this big thing that doesn’t really make sense.

I genuinely think they writing as they go, meaning the creator/writer did not have the full scope by the time it was picked up

Season 1 seemed “tighter” and more organized

Season 2 feels like they had 10 writers, all with different ideas, and they tried to put em all in the show but make it somehow connect

Man I never thought I’d watch an episode of television that was more heartbreaking than The Constant, but this s*** comes close fuuuuuuck

It’s interesting— I’ve noticed a lot of discourse itt about the topic of binge watching shows, and in general I am extremely anti binge watching and I hate vast majority of Netflix

That being said, I think this show may be one of the rare exceptions. There are so many intricate details in it that I think sometimes people miss the forest for the trees. I haven’t tested it out, but I feel like being able to watch it in a more continuous run (obviously not f***ing around on your phone though and actually paying attention still) would make it a more enjoyable experience for some people that haven’t liked this season as much.

Personally I loved a lot about the season, but there were also times I had trouble connecting with it and I think that I would’ve benefited from watching all at once.

Regardless, that finale was absolutely GOAT and perfection in directing/cinematography/acting/storytelling.

Sad to say this show fell off

First season was perfection

s*** ending .
alot of theses shows are becoming like "FROM" just milking s*** for more seasons and once we finally get the answers s*** doesnt make sense

tried telling ya’ll that finale was gonna have ppl switching sides lol

Everybody will be back behind their desks twenty minutes into the next season premiere.

Posting a literal severance fan as proof of "changing sides" but I forget you treat anyone with any criticism of the weaker episodes as "HATERS!"

Couldn't possibly disagree more

You don't get week long discussion and dissection of each episode with the binge model. It totally kills the staying power of the show as well

I think the average viewer is also a lot less likely to go back and look for things they missed or really think about and a***yze each individual episode when they're all available at once

It's more popular now than it was at any point during or after season 1 by orders of magnitude

Little extreme but he's right tbh

Breaking Bad is a great show but it's talked about like it's on the same level as The Sopranos far too often

You're talking about popularity. He's talking about the show's quality.

Sopranos destroys breaking bad every day of the week

Mystery is cool but I feel like this show is gonna end up like Lost where they don't end up answering a lot of the mysteries or edge us for a lackluster reveal

Well I'm going to pretend like he's not because that would be even more asinine than what I originally thought he meant

THATS MY GOAT

get over yourself you smug c***

goat

Ehhhh finale

I'm not the one who watches a show I dislike weekly just so I can tell everyone how much I dislike it

Man the scene with Mark talking to his innie is so great

They should've held off the rescue of Gemma and made it more clever when it's finally done. This just made Lumon look really incompetent and I don't take them seriously anymore. Wouldn't even be surprised if whoever Reghabi works for ends up being the final villain at this rate