“The Room” is a cerebral, existential horror tale that plays with the ideas of identity, memory, and psychological entrapment.

The episode opens with a man awakening in a small, windowless room. He has no idea how he got there, who he is, or even what his name might be. The space is empty except for a bed, a chair, and an intercom speaker embedded in one wall. A mechanical voice speaks to him periodically, calm and clinical, offering no answers but plenty of commands.

As time passes, the man is interrogated by the voice and visited by strange figures—some friendly, others coldly manipulative. The "visitors" claim to know him, but their stories conflict. One calls herself his wife. Another says he’s a murderer. A third insists he’s part of an experiment.