Chris Ryan

He directed this episode, Our History, which is set in 1702.

It stars Betty Gilpin as Sarah Westcott, who comes to the Widow's Bay Island, betrothed to Richard Warren, who is the town...

You could say leader, savior, captor.

And Richard Warren's played by Hamish Linklater, kind of in a sly nod, I think, to his Midnight Mass character, who was also a priest who worked on a rural island.

And when we find these two uniting in 1702, a plague of violent insanity is kind of gripping the island.

Reminiscent of what we saw in the fog in the premiere episode.

That's right.

and Sarah finds herself in the center of these proceedings and attempts to save herself and Warren's children as he and some of the townsfolk aim to stop her.

Should we talk about these episodes separately or together?

Look who's trying to get on a poster.

Look who's trying to get an FYC campaign.

Let me try again.

Well, and to your point, several shows that I have been...

from not engaged to highly engaged with over the last couple weeks have come out on Netflix and Amazon.

Spider Noir, for instance, dropped its whole season.

Legends, we talked about.

The Burrows on Netflix, I talked about with Joe last week.

Feels like in the sort of larger conversation, their moments already come and gone in some ways because your engagement with a binge is individual and personal.

Nobody is on the same page.

You can feel...