The Crowded Room — Clues You Missed | Apple TV+

The Crowded Room follows 'Danny Sullivan’ (Tom Holland), a man who is arrested following his involvement in a shooting in New York City in 1979. A captivating thriller told through a series of interviews with curious interrogator 'Rya Goodwin' (Amanda Seyfried), Danny’s life story unfolds, revealing elements of the mysterious past that shaped him, and the twists and turns that will lead him to a life-altering revelation.

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[crankraccoon]

Seriously is one of the best written series I’ve seen in a long time. Tom did an amazing job, I’m really surprised he didn’t get an award

[alaa]

I still don't understand why it Did not succeed !! . It's a crazy series! . There are more details. The second time watching it is even better than the first time

[onetreehilllover]

Best clue to Danny’s disorder was the fact that every intro said it was based on the book “the minds of Billy mulligan”

[paulpogba]

one of the best series to exist hands down tom holland and rya aka seyfried can act for sure man too good of a show

[yuliaalt]

So deep work..! So many pain in this story..
How many children get abused? This film like a cry of all of them...
Thank you, everybody who created!

[LegolasGreenQuif]

Honestly, I watch so much true crime/thriller movies... and this was so amazing, and shows.. this show was incredibly captivating, heartfelt, and will be something i remember and talk about for a long time. Absolutely amazing, and it truly shows how good of an actor Tom Holland really is. 10/10.

[parsaalishiri]

On of the greatest tv series of all time

[anoukruiter]

I love this show so much, I binged it in one day my gosh… it’s amazing. People who say the plot develops too slow need to take some time off of TikTok or something…

[ncfym]

there's a sticker on the fridge in the ghost house "we are out of milk"

[thekopitekid]

Excellent series, apple really does know how to make amazing series. I’m stating to run out as I’ve binged through so many of them

[damladeniz]

I am watching this rn and I understand why Tom holland needed that break. I am only watching it, and I need a break 😅😅. It is just so heavy…

[AsthaPahwa-jw]

Look at 2:17 of this video. Mike isn’t there at first shot, and in the next he is standing with danny

[edselgreaves]

I guessed it already in the scene when Danny wakes up in Yitzhak's house and Mike is already in his room standing in front of him. No real person would do that, come into someone else's house, go into someone's bedroom and watch them sleep.

[Helena-sq]

There's something I don't understand tho. In episode 2 where Ariana and Danny hang out, they go watch a movie and after that someone calls Ariana, tries to talk to her. Now I get that he was trying to talk to Danny, what I don't get is that why did Ariana leave? She said we're not gonna be best friends and just left.

[holohulolo]

This are the details I was hoping for when they reveal the mpd, but honestly I wish it was a tad more obvious. I guess that's the point of it, to kind of hide it in plain sight, only for viewer to look back after the mpd reveal that these details were there. But I wish they had made it more noticeable in the sense, that the person around him would notice something odd in the way he's acting, because from all these scenes, if after the fact he doesn't have mpd, all these could still be real people and it would still fit looking back.
For instance when Yitzak defended Danny in the house, if Yitzak was real Annabelle could still be reacting the same way because of the yitzak's violence, it's not a reaction that couldn't have been anything else other than the fact she was confused and scared of Danny not being his normal self.

Personally, I prefer the later half of the series, because that's what its actually about, the first half seems to be this build up, not really for anything else other than making the MPD a kind of twist but honestly it was so underwhelming that the build up was to that. I guess the other use is to have us see the scene in comparison in sort of Danny's perspective and the truth.Still, to me it just felt almost like it's 2 different shows, because I went in not knowing what the show was about other than that there is a mystery to be solved. So when you assume all those characters are real, youre kind of more invested in that plot, like there's some conspiracy, only to find out it's all in his head, was very underwhelming. But the real point of the show which is the MPD, is I think much more interesting and I wish they had more or less leaned on it from the beginning instead of having that big redirection, because again, MPD reveal it's not a great or interesting twist.

[VisiVisuals]

I started to suspect it from the beginning of episode 2, then guessing which one is real person which one is Danny.

[schmeedpeterson]

This is the second good drama he acted....Anyone has seen "Evil althea time?"..Should check it out.

[luxkook]

I thought it was amazing and to. Was just super!!

[syren]

I have to wonder if this show was inspired by Jeni Haynes. It was magnificent. It's sad that it didn't get the attention and the praise it deserved. But I suppose it was too real for some people. The mental diagnosis wasn't played of to be exaggerated or dramatic or entertaining enough. It relied on pure story telling to carry it through and for me it was more than enough, one of the best shows I watched for a while.