Undone Season 2 Ending Explained
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- Undone Season 2 Ending Explained, The production process for Prime Video’s Undone season 2 is as strange and bold as its heroine Alma’s time-traveling adventures.
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I actually enjoyed the second season just as much as the first, but for different reasons. It was a lot more abstract, but I loved the relationships. And it definitely feels like they're doing a third season. I was surprised to hear people didn't like it.
Did miss something? cause to me it looked like they wrapped up the show pretty tight, was pretty happy with the finale.
@@redphantom2670 that's how I felt with season 1. So I guess we will see.
Even though I liked it I'm getting tired of Alma. I feel like they kept pushing for her to just live live the present and stop trying to jump back to change things couse it life doesn't work that way.... But it did and it does. So... Uh.
She ultimately created another timeline. Just like the string theory or multiverse theory. In that other timeline she was able to heal generational trauma. The ending is more of a representation of Alma needing to deal with her own trauma of losing her dad which still happened in the end. She ultimately realized that loss is a part of life and how you deal with it is how you move on. She learned her lesson in the end and went back to her original timeline because the Alma from the first timeline was still living with the loss of her dad and she hadn't had her awakening of living and lossing and making a conscious decision to continue living after loss. It's a great representation of what we deal with now. Some people are stuck in the trauma from their past they become hollow and zombie like humans, like the first Alma. Letting go of the pain is what helps us heal and move forward like the second Alma
This show is amazing…. Pushing into the field of different abilities people actually have is amazing…
You didn’t explaing anything, you just told the events…
That's what I thought too lol.
I was about to say this exact thing
Lmao right
I just binge-watched the whole 2nd season (unintentionally). And I have to say, I REALLY liked this season and how well they wrapped it up. I won't spoil too much but it honestly kept me hooked to my seat the whole time, and the message it gave in the end really fit in. To be honest, I think this might be better than the first season imo.
I'd say definitely give it a watch, you won't be disappointed.
Jup, same here, it was amazing!
I do think season 2 is better than season 1, and not because while watching season 2, one has the context of season 1.
I just binge watched both seasons in one sitting. I agree season 2 was better than season 1. I don't see how they could get a third season though, but maybe that's a good thing, quit whilst the fans want more.
The video really didn't explain the ending sufficiently. If our Alma jumped into the past at the cave, then how does she get back? Is she trapped in a perpetual loop?
From Becca's POV Alma entered the cave closet and never came back out. She's gone forever.
I think Ms Alejandro could be Alma from the future. Similar features, height, hair etc. It could all be this season was all in Alma's head as she returns home. What a great show. Excited for more
This is a really interesting theory
Well the actress who portrays Ms. Alejandra is named Alma in real life. Hmmmm.
Spoiler theory of course: I’m worried she gets hit by the car.
I noticed in the last scene, when Alma is watching back to the cave, there’s a person walking to it. I think it’s Mrs. Alejandro, but in this reality they don’t meet. Just a curious thing I saw :)
I came to look for the answer because that is also my guess
What Alma glimpses is Mrs. Alejandro, I agree, and I believe that the fact that she doesn't stop for meet her indicates how much Alma has grown; she no longer needs to have "proof" of what she has experienced, she already knows what she has to do
True
I really can't understand why people didn't like the story. Life is about pain, soffering, there isn't a magic trick that help you fix the bad things. From the first episode of the season one it was CLEAR that Alma can't accept the death of is father, the difficulties in relationships with his mother, sister and Sam. The whole plot we see below is simply her escape from reality, her trying to change the things in her life that she doesn't like and that CANNOT be changed. And it's ALL in his head. Alma is not MAD as you say, she is a person who has an illness, and like all mental illnesses it is due to the fact of not accepting parts of herself and of her's own reality, from the strong pain that she cannot tolerate. Sorry for my bad english.
Nope! There are alternate timelines happening right now as we speak based on every decision you could have made but chose not to, there is a version of you playing out every possible scenario. That's what the story is all about - creating separate timelines based on minute decisions but yet your soul still remembers everything it has experienced. The ending is about Alma healing herself in the timeline she left behind, but the pain and unhealed trauma is still with her inside her soul which is why she feels something has been left "undone". This show is about spirituality, metaphysics and the how that ties into our experience of physical reality which is why shamanism and curanderismo is explored. You're thinking too much in the 3D my friend :)
@@deniseleon7430I like this perspective much better than thinking it was all in her head
The appeal of the first season is that we never really know whether she has this amazing abilities or it's just in her mind. I thought the season season ruined that even though the new character dynamics and progressions were just as great as the first season if not better. But then season 2 ended and holy shit. I hope they end it here of just never answer tht question.
@luisa moon There was always something that didn’t seem real about the happy endings that are there in some form or another (she kept on not accepting her realities until perhaps her father’s passing)… I think there’s still some ambiguity but yeah… Whether she’s accepting the reality or the present or facing it having literally travelled or not almost doesn’t matter, it is now about her growth and journey and acceptance and she is out to save herself…. Shamanistic journeys…. Certainly interesting…
I like how it still doesnt answers wheter or not shes crazy
I think because in the end, it's irrelevant. Either way, she's accepted what's happened and moved on.
From the beginning to the end, this story is just like an ayahuasca retreat.
I think season one kept up with the ambiguity ending. Season 2 however confirmed for me that all of it was in Alma's head. The fact that everything was nicely tied up and everyone got a happy ending and Alma STILL was not satisfied proves that this fantasy happy ending SL was all an escape for Alma. The fact that she STILL wants to go back and fix things suggests that it's not her environment or the people around her who needs to fixed. It's Alma herself. She never accepted her father being dead so she "created" this SL where she had to find his killer/how he died. Then she "created" a timeline where she reversed his death and he was alive but she's still not happy. She still has to fix things for her mother and sister and so on and so on. In the end, her father eventually dies anyways and she's forced to deal with it instead of "creating" more fantasy timelines. If there is a season 3 hopefully its about her implementing those changes into the OG story and not another rendition of her "creating" more fantasy stories.
Nope! There are alternate timelines happening right now as we speak based on every decision you could have made but chose not to, there is a version of you playing out every possible scenario. That's what the story is all about - creating separate timelines based on minute decisions but yet your soul still remembers everything it has experienced. The ending is about Alma healing herself in the timeline she left behind, but the pain and unhealed trauma is still with her inside her soul which is why she feels something has been left "undone". This show is about spirituality, metaphysics and the how that ties into our experience of physical reality. You're thinking too much in the 3D my friend :)
@@deniseleon7430love this explanation
Didn’t even know it was out lol. Amazon video UI is that god awful
This adult animated show really caught my attention the second time around trying to watch it. I didn’t give it a fair chance until last night. I have to have TV playing in the background while falling asleep. I actually chose this show bc I knew I didn’t like it therefore I could fall asleep faster, but before I could fall asleep, I was hooked. Great show actually.
If you haven’t seen the show, the next things I say are somewhat spoilers, so I would stop reading here.
The one thing that does bother me just a smidge, is the story line is very similar to the butterfly effect. With how the sister gets these headaches, and passes out, down to the father having similar powers, but ruins things by trying to fix them. And many more examples of it. If you’ve seen the butterfly effect you’ll know exactly what I mean. But, all around great show with a lot of dimension. 😉
I don't get why Alma had to go back to the other life. Like she should have been able to live out her life in the new timeline with the happy family and forget about the other life. That's how it usually works in all other time traveling shows/movies.
for the same reason she helped her grandmother :)
Because even in that happier life she felt deep down that there was something off, and that something was that she realized the only way to really heal is to face your own truth, just like her grandmother accepted the fact that there was nothing she could've done to save her parents and it wasn't her fault, alma knew she had to go back and face her truth in her original life.
It felt like a waste of time for me what was the point of season 2 if we ended back in season 1 she is just fuckin crazy and I figured that out in the first episode of season 1 lol
Because there is NO other reality.
@@francescopireddu3403 Of course there is, there is many realities existing all at once. There are alternate timelines happening right now as we speak based on every decision you could have made but chose not to, there is a version of you playing out every possible scenario. That's what the story is all about - creating separate timelines based on minute decisions but yet your soul still remembers everything it has experienced. The ending is about Alma healing herself in the timeline she left behind, but the pain and unhealed trauma is still with her inside her soul which is why she feels something has been left "undone". This show is about spirituality, metaphysics and the how that ties into our experience of physical reality which is why shamanism and curanderismo is explored.. You're thinking too much in the 3D my friend expand your consciousness :)
The animation is blown my mind
Help me understand this. So Alma went back to that first reality. Does this mean all those other realities no longer exist? Or does the new timeline still exist just without her in it?
I'm thinking without her in it
Not sure if actual person talking like a robot, or text to speech designed to sound more realistic... Either way, terrible video.
I was in the same boat as you, wondering if they even needed to add onto the ending of the first. I like ambiguous endings when they serve the plot well, and I really liked being left to wonder if she really had insane time bending powers or if she was legitimately just schizophrenic.
Really surprised and pleased with the direction it took this second season, and how neatly it tied things up, and I think the message it tried to convey works perfectly for the shows subject matter. As much as I want to see more of the insanely well done acting/writing/art/rotoscoping goodness from this series, I can't help but want it to end with this season on this crazy high note....but I guess it already proved me wrong once so who knows
I’ve heard good things about this second season, and unfortunately not great things about the second season of Russian Doll, but I’m looking forward to starting both in the near future! Loved the first season of Undone
K... has anyone done this video but like... good?
😂
Your editing is confusing af. Either do it the right way or don’t do it
2:30 The dish washing scene was bizarre to me. Alma's mother was wearing gloves, but washing the dishes without a sponge or a rag. Who does that?
The last episode destroyed me... Amazing show.
I really hope there will be a season three
I don't get why the second time Alma woke up in the night, to her mother's call about her father having a stroke, her father was already gone and his spirit waved goodbye along with her grandmother. When did she change that?
Are you sure this is what happened? I just finished the show and I thought that was a different phone call. But I may have missed something.
@@camelopardalis84 I'm not entirely sure, but that's what I got from it. When she woke up to take the call the second time, all the camera angles were the same as the first etc.. It seemed like she had travelled back in time again to try and change things (although I guess she would have to go a lot further back to prevent the stroke, and ultimately he had the stroke because he was going into the bodies of the Polish police to stop them from taking his grandparents away.)
@@PhotoCameraTech You could be completely right about it being the same instance of waking up. The camers angles etc. being the same sure is an indication of that. Though we've also seen her take "the same shower" in the morning in the first (original timeline routine with showers) and I think also the second season (altered timeline with routine showers). But despite that, it could still have been one and the same instance instance of her waking up, as you say. I would have to re-watch These parts and/or read a plot summary to *maybe* be able to be sure.
On a different note: I was aware of how your comment must read to someone who lacks context when reading it. What a bizarre comment it is, if you think about it.
@@camelopardalis84 Haha, you are right! If you haven't seen the show right through, that might appear a bizzare comment.
!!SPOILERS BELOW!!
One thing I love about undone is that it is so ambiguous - you never quite know what is reality / time travel / hallucination. By the end of season 2, all events could have been inside Alma's mind. The timetravel, bringing back her dad, choosing to stay in the original timeline could all be just a big metaphore for Alma coming to terms with her past trauma and becoming herself again. But we'll have to wait for season 3 to find that out...
@@PhotoCameraTech You're so right! I can't wait for season 2 to come out already, haha.
I finished Russian Doll and I enjoyed season 2 but ultimately felt like it wasn't as strong as season 1, which is fine.
Just watched the first episode. Interesting place to take the new season.
just love it
I'm only 3 into new Russian Doll but I like what it's doing so far.
Still watching. Alma just can’t be satisfied seems like
No, it's called unhealed trauma and how your own spirit remembers that until it is fully healed. That is why there is inner child healing shown with her grandmother, Geraldine. It seems this show has gone over everyone's analytical and overly logical minds.
@@deniseleon7430 what would you suggest someone who feels like season 1 Alma
I binged !!!!
Same!!
They just made us watch two entire seasons for nothing by “undoing” the entire story. I really hate this, cause I loved everything about the show 💔
I semi agree! like why did they do all that for her to go back? she should have been able to live her life in the next timeline
@@AveryB.0 The point is that there aren't other timelines, the fantasies are her way of dealing with her reality which she comes back to at the end.
You didn't understand a thing...
@@guitartommo2794 Of course there is, there are many realities existing all at once. There are alternate timelines happening right now as we speak based on every decision you could have made but chose not to, there is a version of you playing out every possible scenario. That's what the story is all about - creating separate timelines based on minute decisions but yet your soul still remembers everything it has experienced. The ending is about Alma healing herself in the timeline she left behind, but the pain and unhealed trauma is still with her inside her soul which is why she feels something has been left "undone". This show is about spirituality, metaphysics and the how that ties into our experience of physical reality which is why shamanism and curanderismo is explored.. You're thinking too much in the 3D my friend expand your consciousness :)
I really enjoyed the 2nd season, maybe even more than the 1st. I think I did like it more than the 1st. Spoilers…
I didn’t love the end though, because Alejandro doesn’t get saved from the orphanage? Her dad still kills himself and his assistant? Geraldine died in a mental institution? I wish I would’ve just stopped watching it the episode before the last.
No its just a different timeline
Did you watch season 3?
@@Hillarymaryy season 3 ?
You can't fix all the bad things in your life. Luckily the finale doesn't go that way.
@@francescopireddu3403 I agree. I kind of liked it because of that, you can’t go back and fix things. But I didn’t LOVE it because, well I wanted her to be able to go back and fix things!!!
Well, this content is just as crappy and nonsense as season 2 was.
The ending of season 2 is trash
they should have gotten aubrey plaza…not an aubrey plaza doppleganger
go see Aubrey plaza in park and rec lmfao this show wasn't meant for her.
The animation is blown my mind