Netflix has been quick to cancel even its most acclaimed shows in recent years, but the cast of this sci-fi wants it to return for a third season.

The OA comes from creators Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij, the quirky indie team — she co-writes and stars, while he co-writes and directs — behind Sound of My Voice and The East.

The OA is Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, with Season 1 boasting a Tomatometer score of 76% (critics) and a Popcornmeter score of 78% (audience).

Warning: Do not read any further if you don’t want to read spoilers for Season 2 of “The OA.” When Netflix released the first season of “The OA” way back in 2016, its big, mind-boggling ...

The OA was weird and sincere, bonkers and beautiful, spiritual and at times, religious, but never, ever preachy. It took big swings and never apologized for that. It was art.

If you've seen all eight episodes of The OA: Part II, hopefully you've managed to reassemble your brain after it exploded watching the jaw-dropping ending (yeah, another one). While many questions ...

Note: contains mild spoilers for The OA season 2. Since The OA first appeared on Netflix at the end of 2016, everyone who has watched it has puzzled, and argued, over the ambiguous, head ...

Of all the ways Netflix's 'The OA' might blow your mind, what it means for cinema — and the future of narrative storytelling — is the most exciting. I may just have seen the most exciting film ...

Netflix’s ‘The OA’ Is A Sci-Fi Mystery Not Worth Investigating Alan Sepinwall Senior Television Writer Facebook Twitter December 16, 2016 ...

When it comes to understanding the eerie series, there’s plenty of unfinished business to explore. Here, 11 questions The OA needs to answer.

‘The OA’ Season 2: TV Review Few shows on TV are more set in their identities than Netflix's ridiculous, self-serious and often utterly audacious drama 'The OA,' which returns for a second on ...