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Synopsis
Mark leads a team of office workers whose memories have been surgically divided between their work and personal lives. When a mysterious colleague appears outside of work, it begins a journey to discover the truth about their jobs.
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- E1 Good News About HellNext upFeb 17, 2022 · 59 min · ★ 8.2
Synopsis
Mark is promoted to lead a team who've had their memories surgically divided between their work and personal lives.
Guest stars: Jeff McCarthy (Nature Documentary Voice (voice)), Anthoula Katsimatides (Florence), Yul Vazquez (Peter 'Petey' Kilmer), Annie McNamara (Danise), Donald Webber Jr. (Patton), Grace Rex (Rebeck), Michael Cumpsty (Doug Graner), Mark Kenneth Smaltz (Judd)
- E2 Half LoopFeb 17, 2022 · 57 min · ★ 8.2
Synopsis
The team train new hire Helly on macrodata refinement. Mark takes a day off to meet with a mysterious former colleague.
Guest stars: Hudson Flynn (WMC Activist 1), Ruby Stevens (WMC Activist 2), Nikki M. James (Alexa), Yul Vazquez (Peter 'Petey' Kilmer), Michael Cumpsty (Doug Graner)
- E3 In PerpetuityFeb 24, 2022 · 60 min · ★ 8.0
Synopsis
Mark takes the team on a field trip, but Helly continues to rebel. A deteriorating Petey struggles to tell Mark about Lumon’s misdeeds.
Guest stars: Alexis Cofield (Checkout Girl), Alexandra Ferrara (Weather Channel Voiceover (voice)), Michael Kayne (Steven), Jillian Lindig (Myrtle Eagan), Lou Martini Jr. (Cop Voiceover (voice)), Sydney Cole Alexander (Natalie Kalen), Yul Vazquez (Peter 'Petey' Kilmer), Michael Cumpsty (Doug Graner)
- E4 The You You AreMar 3, 2022 · 50 min · ★ 8.3
Synopsis
Irving finds an intriguing book at work. Helly aggressively pursues a meeting with her Outie. Mark attends a funeral with Ms. Selvig.
Guest stars: James Augustus Lee (Bartender), Joanne Kelly (Nina Kilmer), Cassidy Layton (June Kilmer), Yul Vazquez (Peter 'Petey' Kilmer), Michael Cumpsty (Doug Graner), Rachel Addington (Elizabeth), Claudia Robinson (Felicia)
- E5 The Grim Barbarity of Optics and DesignMar 10, 2022 · 47 min · ★ 8.0
Synopsis
Irving and Dylan confront Burt about his lies. Mark and Helly discover a strange new department.
Guest stars: Anthoula Katsimatides (Florence), Brian Rock (Goat Wrangler), Nikki M. James (Alexa), Michael Cumpsty (Doug Graner), Rachel Addington (Elizabeth), Nora Dale (Gabriela 'Gabby' Arteta), Claudia Robinson (Felicia), Mark Kenneth Smaltz (Judd)
- E6 Hide and SeekMar 17, 2022 · 44 min · ★ 8.1
Synopsis
The team angers Cobel by forming an alliance.
Guest stars: Nikki M. James (Alexa), Cassidy Layton (June Kilmer), Michael Caiazzo (Lead Singer), Margaret Chardiet (Bass), Ethan Flower (Angelo Arteta), Karen Aldridge (Asal Regabhi), Tye Miller (Guitarist), Blaze James Gorman (Dylan's Son)
- E7 Defiant JazzMar 24, 2022 · 53 min · ★ 8.8
Synopsis
Mark and the team encounter new security measures from Cobel.
Guest stars: Nikki M. James (Alexa), Sydney Cole Alexander (Natalie Kalen), Karen Aldridge (Asal Regabhi), Michael Cumpsty (Doug Graner), Rachel Addington (Elizabeth), Claudia Robinson (Felicia), Mark Kenneth Smaltz (Judd)
- E8 What's for Dinner?Mar 31, 2022 · 50 min · ★ 8.8
Synopsis
The team prepares a plan. Mark attends Devon and Ricken’s party.
Guest stars: Sydney Cole Alexander (Natalie Kalen), Annie McNamara (Danise), Donald Webber Jr. (Patton), Grace Rex (Rebeck), Olivia Alboher (Woman in Old Woman Mask), Samantha Farrow (Woman in Bride Mask), Sarah Gold (Woman in Jester Mask), Tara Rodriguez (Choreographer)
- E9 The We We AreApr 7, 2022 · 44 min · ★ 9.3
Synopsis
The team discovers troubling revelations.
Guest stars: Sydney Cole Alexander (Natalie Kalen), Annie McNamara (Danise), Donald Webber Jr. (Patton), Grace Rex (Rebeck), Ethan Flower (Angelo Arteta), Nora Dale (Gabriela 'Gabby' Arteta), Michael Siberry (Jame Eagan), Arthur Brooks (Cecil)
Cast & crew
Created by Dan Erickson
Adam Scott
Britt Lower
Tramell Tillman
Zach Cherry
Patricia Arquette
Jen Tullock
Dichen Lachman
Sarah Bock
John Turturro
Christopher WalkenVideos
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Reviews · from TMDB members
CortneyApr 26, 2022
Give it time! This show is a slow burn and I have to admit, it almost lost me a couple of episodes in. I was feeling like there was too much back story and at the same time we knew nothing. Wow, was I wrong. It is an original idea that keeps you guessing. The mood, the tone, the writing, the cast, everything is just perfect. I seriously can't wait for Season 2!
NoMar 27, 2025
The Mystery of the Mystery things. Not the best X-Files episode I've seen, one of the better episodes of Lost I guess. Style over substance and a strong lack of charisma from the cast. Maybe that's the point, some sterile Coproate Empire attempting to bring humanity to its consumerist knees, but honestly, once I'd gotten to the black goo, I kinda ceased to care. Adam Scott plays Mark, or Malk, or something, someone? Maybe. He's been in some other stuff, you'll recognise… Read more
him if not actually remember, his careers a mystery, a mystery as bland as this show. There's Christopher Walken, John Turturro and Patricia Arquette lending star power if not "star" performances, but hey easy money, why not? They're absolutely wasted in this, but I hope they enjoy the $$$. It's like the creator really, really liked the "Black Goo" element of the X-Files and wrote a fanfic whilst slacking off from some dead end job. In the interim he saw the buzzword "liminal" on a creepypasta forum and liberally shoehorned that in. This is reflected in some ~retro, mildly anachronistic set design, props and IT-type things. Like a mute-colour palette Wes Anderson, but not good-era Anderson, pastiche of himself Anderson. This needs to wrap up next season. It won't, it'll just get stretched out as fApple's premier show, but this is no reason whatsoever to veer away from piracy - which is realistically how anyone's bothering to watch this slop. It's bizarre how we're actually living in a dystopian nightmare and people choose to watch one. Maybe if the entire thing were condensed to 6x hour long episode it would be tolerable, I'm only hanging on because I'm hoping for an active shooter on set. Gash.
j_otterJan 24, 2026
I have no critiques. LIKE: I personally thought the pacing was good. I've seen some people saying this is very 'slow-burn'. I kind of agree, kind of disagree. If it is slow-burn, it certainly doesn't make it feel like it/ it handles the 'slow-burn' genre very well. There were twists and turns every episode. The cinematography was stunning - set design and camera angles felt just as eerie as the story and perfectly aided the explored themes of entrapment, existentialism and… Read more
identity. Although the story is bizarre, there are many concepts and situations I'm sure most viewers can relate to. I love a show that makes me think deeply about the world and the human condition - this did exactly that, but not in a boring, dull way - in a very stimulating and fun way. I thought the acting was amazing, and I found the characters to be very likeable - reminiscent of different personalities I have worked with/ met in real life. Every character was given an equal amount of attention to detail, intricately designed with their own personal hopes, desires, weaknesses, hobbies, motivations, and a healthy amount of screentime. I was hooked from beginning to end. It's been a while since I've watched something so good that all I could think about, day and night, was that show and what would happen to the characters next. The ending to season 2 was perfect. I'd be happy if the show ended there, because I feel like most amazing shows end up ruining their reputation by taking the story too far, but I am also excited to watch season 3 because of how good the first 2 seasons were. I highly recommend this series to anyone who likes films such as 'The Truman Show' or 'Get Out', anything that makes you think deeply about the world but in a beautifully paced, gorgeously edited and plot-twist filled kind of way. If you love watching shows that explore different dynamics and developing relationships between a small group of loveable characters, like in 'Stranger Things' or even 'The Office' (& so many more shows), I'd also recommend this to you.
