#the OA

[thefinalaeon]

They're going to have a garden. And plant vegetables. But she doesn't want to plant vegetables. Fine. He'll plant them. Celery, squash, peas. They don't know anything about vegetables, they'll die. She's right. They die. There wasn't enough rain. They planted them too close together. They die. So they try again. The second year, there's rain and they get the spacing right. But these mites come and eat them all up. Their leaves are like tissue paper. They can't feel the sun. But the third year, they grow a special nettle plant between the vegetables. The mites hate that shit. So they stay away. And the rain comes. And the rain comes.

[yellow-dejavu]

[homeries]

The OA (2016-2019) “Paradise” — 1x05

A Murder at the End of the World (2023) “Homme Fatal” — 1x01

[homoquartz]

i know it's kinda mean of me but i hope seeing so many queer shows fall like dominoes is waking people up to the fact representation is vanishing fast. and there's a reason, more than any one studio or one showrunner.

[chappellsroans]

DERRY GIRLS (2018 - 2022) // THE OA (2016 - 2019)

[hartanddoe]

Mother of the World (1924) by Nicolas Roerich and Khatun from The OA

[shutupcrime]

Honestly at this point when Netflix cancels a show it’s an assurance of quality

[oatmealdiva]

at the end of the day its just a girl and her cancelled netflix show against the world

[tvandfilm]

The OA Chapter 8: Invisible Self (1.08) | Chapter 8: Overview (2.08)

[zanephillips]

PATRICK GIBSON The OA 1.01 "Homecoming"

[dellamortte]

THE OA - PART I (2016-2019) Chapter 02 - New Colossus

[goodsirs]

The OA 1.06 "Forking Paths"

[holyantenna]

to exist is to survive unfair choices

[lunarthecorvus]

Netflix is so bad at the reason why they exist- they don't make shows long so we can binge them like how shows used to be, the shortness of the shows also means that they are worse quality and rushed because there isn't time to flesh it out. All they do is pump shows out and cancel them with some completely pathetic fake excuse like it wasn't doing well, when the numbers say it was. They used to make more queer shows and now they cancel all the queer shows but keep all the straightest shit shows.

They can't even treat their employees nicely because I can't imagine the pain of putting effort and passion into a show only for it to be cancelled immediately after it was released also with bad pay. Their consumers are complaining and are quitting the platform because of their actions and they won't listen, and are pissing off a lot of fandoms, its especially awful when a show is based of a book series and they make it only to cancel it. They know they have a bad reputation but aren't doing anything.

[k-wame]

EMORY COHEN as Homer Roberts 2021 • The OA • S1·E06 • Sci-Fi • Fantasy