Netflix's Newest No. 1 Show Is Weird, Wild-and Confusing. Here's What You Need to Know.
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Netflix's Newest No. 1 Show Is Weird, Wild-and Confusing. Here's What You Need to Know.
"The show, created by Canadian actor and comedian Mae Martin, is set in 2003 in the fictional town of Tall Pines, Vermont. It follows a group of characters as they arrive in Tall Pines and realize that something is amiss not just with the town but with the local boarding school for troubled youth, as well as its head teacher, Evelyn Wade (Toni Collette)."
"The weirdness of Tall Pines is uncovered mostly through Alex and Laura's story. As soon as the married couple move back to the pregnant Laura's hometown of Tall Pines from Detroit-there's a hint that Alex, a police officer, might have gotten in trouble back in Michigan for an incident that he claims "by no means" involved "excessive force"-it becomes clear that things are not what they seem."
Wayward is a Netflix thriller-mystery set in 2003 in fictional Tall Pines, Vermont. A group of newcomers arrive and uncover disturbances in the town and at Tall Pines Academy, a boarding school for troubled youth led by head teacher Evelyn Wade (Toni Collette). Newly enrolled teens Abbie and Leila confront unsettling events at the academy while Alex and Laura face the town's oddities. A student escapee, Riley, intersects with Alex, and Alex's past as a police officer hints at prior trouble. The two strands of mystery converge in a baffling, twist-filled finale.
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