Despite generally solid performances, Outer Range has become the worst kind of sci-fi puzzle box show in its second season. It seemingly has no idea where it’s ultimately headed, content to simply create new questions while only providing information over actual answers. On top of that, the character stories are sewn together in a way that keep them from being consistently engaging, with some characters and subplots disappearing for episodes at a time. I may not even return for Season Three of Yellowstone Twin Peaks despite a promise of “this is just the beginning,” especially if there is another two-year gap between seasons.