Outer Range Season 1 Ending Explained
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2022
- It was only a matter of time until Outer Range made predictable use of its core phenomenon, a hole that occurs somewhere in Royal Abbot's western pasture and-pun very much intended-almost everywhere in the storyline of the novel. (This is on purpose.)
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Math was never my best subject but 1968 is NOT more than a century after 1886.
It's 82 years
You could say "it's about a century after" give or take 18 years 🤣
why is every "ending explained" video just some guy reading the plot synopsis and why do people keep watching them
More like key points if the show to piece together
@@solarflame4426 ...padding out a video by going over every plot point (which the viewer already knows) is not explaining an ending, its just saying what happened in the thing you saw.
I knew Autumn was Amy when they first spoke to each other. Amy looked 9 years old and Autumn couldn't remember anything before 9. And then the way the camera would switch to Amy from Autumn or vice versa. And the show obviously was going to deal with time travel. Wasn't hard to connect that lol
The show is about how pain and suffering get transferred down the generations and how unresolved sins from past generations haunt and destroy families today. Royal is named “royal” because he is symbolic of his family’s bloodline. Many problems in families can be traced backwards through previous generations, like a black abyss that lives in everyone’s heart going back through time. That’s why The Hole in the West Pasture is a black hole full of literal time.
The show teaches it’s possible to escape the evil destiny cast on us by our “grandfathers” by escaping “the old family” and starting a “new family.” Like what Rebecca tried to do, and what Rhett and Maria seem to be able to do at the end of the first season… although they are still chased and left stranded by the Buffalo, which represent time. Time is a symbol for generational pain/sin. It’s very difficult to escape past family trauma and the dark abyss inside some families. But there is hope… as Rhett shows as the “local hero” when he rides the bull with a broken shoulder and wins the girl at the end.
It’s an amazingly deep and mythic show. There is way more than all that going on. Tons and tons of symbols. Very deep and powerful lessons. But primarily it’s a drama about escaping generational family abuse.
Beautiful interpretation
Another scene of the future would have been nice to see. Like, what is going on with the other brother that's in the future now... or why they had so many oil rigs and a countdown clock. I watched Royal walk around and not say much for what seemed like half the season. It's like the writers don't know where to go with this whole plot or they have another season planned. On another note, at the end when the wife flips the table, I thought she was going to reveal a trap door with another hole that's been under the house the whole time. Her family has been on that property for generations, she has to know about the weird stuff going on.
I’d say the countdown clock implies the BY9 Mining corporation is able to determine when the hole will open up, which is why everyone was there waiting. My gut feeling is that Cecilia, Autumn, and Rhett were expecting to see Perry emerge, not Royal. I would imagine the special dust is being mined. How it is used is anyone’s guess. Maybe they’ve developed a way to calculate when the portal opens and closes.
I did read that BY9 might mean “Before Year 9,” which would be a reference to missing memories before the age of 9 for both Royal and Autumn (older Amy).
It would be funny if there's a whole subplot of Joy being a fish out of water with the Indians.
Also , why did the hole close after Perry jumped in?
was this video narrated by an AI?
pretty fast explantation for something so tedious lol.
It should be a rule that when discussing time travel, the flow and speed of dialogue should be at its most basic.
Sadly I came here for an explanation of the actual ending, like that beep noise or whatever it was
I didn't understand the show. Now I kind of do. Thank you
Why does Amy walk off in the finale in the first place !? She and her grandmother are so invested in Rhett's rodeo antics but suddenly Amy just walks off ? Why.
God damn excellent show
I thought so too. Regardless of whether or not it makes complete sense it's entertaining and unique.
When Rebecca finds Amy, she tells Amy she had to go into hiding. Why? And from who?
Interestingly, it is Rebecca’s absence that led to Trevor making the statement about her disappearance that set off Perry to go into a murderous rampage. I really want to know what she knew.
Imagine the Rebecca is actually also autumn and shes created a time loop and that’s why she’s so fixed on “fate” and that “nothing ever really ends”… which would be gross because then she’s banging her own dad to make herself which doesn’t make sense but it does as well hahah
Great job on this vid!
It’s sarcasm, isn’t it? They guy is just reading the plot like an AI robot. It’s cringe AF and feels super rushed. One of the worst “explanations” I’ve ever seen.
was that neighbor when royal came out the hole, ?
anyone else notice the rock on the ground by the hole that the neighbor had aswell.. he new the whole time about royal.
Why was that guy singing in every episode ?
HAHA right???
My wife and I enjoyed this series and look forward to many seasons.
Recap, not an explanation
in a nutshell its - 'Back to the Future' for adults
Over my head swoosh lol.
Outer Range is not based on a novel.
But Autumn and Amy talked to each other. How does that work?
The ending was given away in the first couple of episodes. The only thing to hang around for was the scifi mystery which wasn't resolved or addressed much. I felt angry for wading through it but I have a friend who worked on art design for the show and it looked great. The plot could have fit in a 2 hour indie movie. Grandpa mystery meets a mystery girl who can't remember anything before she was 9. There is a 9 year old grand daughter. Can't be her can it? the other sub plots are pure fizzle.
Why are there so many bad narrators on UA-cam? Sounds like AI
doesn't bother me too much but there is no way amy would still have that scar.
Was good,I enjoyed it
Will Joy make it back?
Will she want to go back?
I am more curious about how she got there in the first place
@@PeterKuypers she was walking searching for someone or something. Seems like there’s a crack in the ground. There’s time shifting on that side of town
@@crazywomancreek1 Makes you wonder about Frank and his mastodon. Not that there are mastodons roaming in caves in the 21st century but probably some people have walked on the same path as Joy and actually DID see prehistoric animals...
@@PeterKuypers the great twist is that brolin’s character isn’t from this time either…
Eeeeeh..so confused!!
What?
I thought the acting was really good by all the actirs most of all Autumn
One of the worst finales I have ever seen
Yeah it was bad.
I'm disappointed Amy looks nothing like Autumn even as a child
It's very hard to find actors who look alike. In 'Dark' they did such a terrific job with casting old and younger versions of characters, it was almost uncanny sometimes. But you don't always have that possibility...
Really dissatisfied that so little had answers and so much was left completely unexplained. To me writing like this is pathetic. When someone writes something so full of questions and says you have to use your imagination it's a sign of a bad writer. If using your imagination was sound then there would be no reason for movies books or games. When you write something, finish it.
It’s setting up for another season… that’s the point
so true
Well there’s only one season so far
@@ariimoanacotter2873 There's no justification for writing something and keeping everything open ended. I wouldn't mind if they gave us new mysteries before the end of the show to keep us interested between seasons. But to write an entire season with no resolutions or answers and then in the final 2 episodes add even more questions is ridiculous writing. It shows the writers didn't even fully understand what they were trying to write or how to Finnish it. And the argument of using your imagination is invalid.
@@eerohughes aight boss hmu when ur pilot season drops
Not even close..... But it's an interesting take . Good writing. My best sense of all of this is the scene where the buffalo keeps giving the human a chance to change. But just can't do it. Buffalo roam, and tipi by clean and plentiful everything.
Another great acting terrible writing series. His wife covered up murder for him and he couldn't bother to tell her about a stupid hole? Also he could see the future when he stuck his hand in it... WOULDNT THAT HAVE BEEN USEFUL TO USE. These people's problems have simple solutions and they are too stupid to use them.
The writing wasn’t terrible, you just didn’t get it.
'A stupid hole'? Imagine you fall in a hole in the year 1886 and you come out in 1968. Obviously you go telling that to everyone. You will surely end up in a nut house.
I don’t know what the fuck is wrong with you people but this is the worst movie I’ve ever seen. I would be surprised if they made season 2.
*They wasted so much time on dumb things. This time could have been better spent on the plot. I don't think I'm going to bother watching season 2 if there is one because the ending sucked so bad.* 🙄🖕
Its not a movie the ending had to be a cliffhanger.
This was a terrible “explained” too much to try to explain in 4 minutes, far far far too much. And some things straight up don’t make sense the way he communicates it. 0/5
A I rubbish
This has to be the most confusing and useless "explained" video ever