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We watch Dark on Netflix

This is a watch along so you do need to bring your own copy of the episode to see it, there is no PIP or show audio. There is a visual cues off the top and a timer to help you sync up.

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Chris

please drop the next episode very soon :)))

Daniel H

That ending montage is insane

Kamil Durski

I Hope u will watch next 2 episodes together

E L Δ T E

The next episode should clear things up a bit more for you guys. German and English are quite similar. They're both Germanic languages, if I'm not mistaken, so quite a few words are alike. I like how Adam locks people up in these tiny cages where you can't even stretch. Couldn't they at least build a jail cell or something? 😂 As for Adam's intentions, they're not as bad as they might sound at first. He basically wants to destroy both worlds to put an end to the endless cycle of suffering they're stuck in. Eva, on the other hand, wants to keep the whole thing going. That sounds worse to me. As for Jonas being both dead and alive, our Jonas did die. But because of the quantum entanglement during the apocalypse, two different paths become possible, basically creating two versions of the same person. That's why Stranger Jonas has no memory of meeting World 2 Martha in the 1880s (ep 3x1). He never actually went to her world. Our Jonas from this season died and never becomes Stranger Jonas. The Jonas who's still alive at this point is the version who was never saved by Martha and never went to her world. He's the one who eventually becomes Stranger Jonas, which explains why he has no memory of meeting World 2 Martha. So basically, there were two teenage Jonases running around until one died in the previous episode. 😂 I'm sure someone on YouTube can explain this whole thing better than I can.

E L Δ T E

Can't believe that we're almost done with the show. The final montage is a bit confusing because it shows everything happening at the same time, but the serial killer trio actually went back in time in both worlds to cause the "incident" in the 80s (bernd and Claudia talked about the incident back in season 1). That incident is what eventually makes the apocalypse possible. So the trio isn't actually causing the apocalypse themselves. That's caused by the barrels being opened. What the trio does is make sure the incident happens, which later makes the apocalypse possible. The whole purpose of the trio is that they're essentially Eva's henchmen (and yes the trio is Marthas son), making sure everything happens over and over again. They ensure the power plant gets built in both worlds and that the incident happens in both worlds. To make that happen, they have to kill certain people, like Bernd, to get the keys to the power plant. The old man also has to be killed to ensure time travel remains a secret, etc. They're working for Eva to make sure the loop continues indefinitely. That's also why all three versions of the trio, young, middle-aged and old, work together: the older one guides the younger one, creating an endless cycle. 😂 This is why Eva is basically orchestrating everything. She's the reason the apocalypse is possible in both worlds in the first place. Adam really isn't nearly as much in control as Eva is. The Avengers-style lineup of characters we saw in this episode were all the World 2 versions. It basically showed how Eva has everything much more under control than Adam. She's got everyone working together and more in sync, all at the same time. The Bartosz in that lineup is World 2 Bartosz. In World 1, he's still working for Adam. Both worlds have the same characters, but depending on which world they're from, they work for either Adam or Eva. The montage showed all the things Eva's people did to save the right people from the apocalypse in World 2, not World 1. Adam's world wasn't nearly as well coordinated, with everyone doing more their own thing rather than working together as smoothly as Eva's people did. Again I'm sure someone else can explain it better

Sandra Germain

I love what you said about the feeling of starting to understand German simply by listening to it. Even if you don't understand the language itself, its musicality becomes increasingly familiar. You learn little things just by listening to the episodes in the original version: how to pronounce names or words that sound like English words. Dark is in my top 5 best series of all time. It's a magnificent cultural work. Thank you to the Germans for producing it, and thank you for watching it in the original version, confronting its complexity, and appreciating it for what it is.

Jacob Livingston

Remember a few episodes ago Middle age Jonas told the other world Martha she was lying bc he never went to her world. He never experienced that, and now that’s explained how! Crazy!!!

Jacob Livingston

Steven your are forgetting hannah is still pregnant with egons baby in the world we were first introduced too. Remember she traveled back in time and fucked with ulrich then stayed there and got pregnant by egon and decided to not go through with the abortion.

Euphemia Isobel

Jonas believes eliminating the origin will erase everything because the origin is a repeating endless family tree. Jonas & Martha have the origin, the origin creates Tronte who creates Ulrich who creates Martha who creates the origin and Mikkel who creates Jonas who creates the origin, forever and ever.

Dylan

I still say danke to my brother who I watched it with lol

Sandra Germain

That's great! Just a little thing, just a word, but that's not nothing.

Don R. Wetter

So, this episode delivers the last pieces for a complete explanation of the entire plot now; the volume control system malfunctioning was something right from season 1 episode 1 :D The question is: If we just witnessed the entangled Ouroboros Loop (Möbius strip) closing itself, ending itself and starting itself...what now? How do we stop it? :-)