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Tales from the Loop
2020 · Drama · Mystery
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There's more to work than life.
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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Adam Scott
Mark Scout
Britt Lower
Helly Riggs
Tramell Tillman
Seth Milchick
Zach Cherry
Dylan George
Jen Tullock
Devon Scout-Hale
Michael Chernus
Ricken Hale
Dichen Lachman
Ms. Casey
Sarah Bock
Eustice Huang
John Turturro
Irving Bailiff
Christopher Walken
Burt Goodman
Patricia Arquette
Harmony Cobel
Jeff McCarthy
Nature Documentary Voice (voice)
Michael Kayne
Steven
Lou Martini Jr.
Cop Voiceover (voice)
James Augustus Lee
Bartender
Joanne Kelly
Nina Kilmer
Anthoula Katsimatides
Florence
Nikki M. James
Alexa
Cassidy Layton
June Kilmer
Sydney Cole Alexander
Natalie Kalen
Cortney
April 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!
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March 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?…
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j_otter
January 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 ai…
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