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Dark Season 3 Episode 7 REACTION!! (full watch along) (Patreon)

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2026-11-06 05:52:35
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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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E L Δ T E

You're saying in the video episode 7 & 8. Does this mean you actually did watch them back 2 back but just posted seperate lol.

nikkistevenreact

No. Had to say it for the intro for the later edited video.

Fonzee

Oooo I can't wait for the finale, it's so good.

E L Δ T E (edited)

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2026-11-07 05:00 My favorite episode and montage right here, can't wait for the finale. Curious if it will be satisfying to you or not The Elizabeth and Charlotte thing isn't supposed to make sense in the traditional way because time travel isn't real. It's a bootstrap paradox, meaning there's no real beginning or end. Elizabeth is Charlotte's mother and daughter because of time travel. Otherwise, it wouldn't be possible. Yes, Adam tried to erase both worlds by using the power of the apocalypse in both worlds to kill Martha's son before he was born. He believes that will untie the knot. But it didn't work... Maybe Claudia has the answer? Hanno was indeed Noah, Adam called him Noah but his real name was Hanno Tauber. It was mentioned in season 2 by Helges mom I think. Great episode overall and great montage.
2026-11-06 09:40 My favorite episode and montage, can't wait for the finale. The Elizabeth and Charlotte thing isn't supposed to make sense in the traditional way because time travel isn't real. It's a bootstrap paradox, meaning there's no real beginning or end. Elizabeth is Charlotte's mother and daughter because of time travel. Otherwise, it wouldn't be possible. Hanno was indeed Noah, Adam called him Noah but his real name was Hanno Tauber. It was mentioned in season 2 by Helges mom I think. Great episode overall and great montage.

My favorite episode and montage, can't wait for the finale. The Elizabeth and Charlotte thing isn't supposed to make sense in the traditional way because time travel isn't real. It's a bootstrap paradox, meaning there's no real beginning or end. Elizabeth is Charlotte's mother and daughter because of time travel. Otherwise, it wouldn't be possible. Hanno was indeed Noah, Adam called him Noah but his real name was Hanno Tauber. It was mentioned in season 2 by Helges mom I think. Great episode overall and great montage.

Laura❤️

I can’t believe we only have one episode left😭 I’ve really loved being on this journey with you guys and I’m glad you went back to one episode a week because this one especially you need to sit with for a while. There was SO much information and things to think about. The montage was amazing!!

Laura❤️

Also after you finish the finale you should watch some of the “dark explained” or deep dive type videos on YouTube. Those helped me a lot to make sense of everything🤣

SusaRe

Silvia is also a German name, Silja I think is a nordic name (also old northern German), similar to Noah and Hanno (and also: Hanno is Noah read from the end to middle and start to middle - he's literally split in two identities and we first get to meet his "second half" before meeting his beginning. I love this show)

Oslo

@27:08 I see what you mean. Jonas can decide to try to end his life, but each time something stops him, so whether he lives or dies is out of his hands. The show suggests his path is already set, and even what he wants comes from things that happened to him that he never chose. So he’s free to act, but not free to decide the result.

Don R. Wetter

Hey Nikki & Steven. It is a bit late, but I just wanted to make you aware of the fact, that the cast of the show is comprised of most of Germany's top theater and TV actors. Only a few big names are missing because Jantje Fries, the show's main creator and writer, didn't feel they would fit. However, otherwise you see the "creme de la creme" with (for us Germany) many recognizable faces (and voices!), many topnotch stage actors and plenty of upcoming new talents. Of course they were never present in US movies or US TV so you cannot know them. ;-)

Artanis

Highly recommend Pete Peppers channel for this. He has a lot of great Dark breakdown videos, chronological videos etc. and breaks down shows of this type regularly. I also highly recommend typing in Google "50 things I missed" , "dark Easter eggs", etc. there's one in particular I recall that was like 50 things I missed and it highlighted a TON of super cool connections or details i only picked up on after 3 or 4 watches, reading in forums or would never have noticed even to this day. Some of them really show how much of this was planned out in some way even in the first episodes.

Artanis

That would've been crazy. Most people's brains explode when the Shrodingers Cat stuff gets presented, me included, and I've read a lot about time and physics "stuff" like this compared to the average person lol, that would be a lot to digest lol.

Laura❤️

YES I’ve watched all of Pete peppers dark videos they’re excellent.

kaiielle

Great reaction! This is one of my favourite episodes in the entire show because it fills in so many details that give new context and understanding to tons of moments in Seasons 1 and 2 upon re-watching, which I'm sure you'll notice as you continue editing the reactions for YouTube. Noah is the name that Adam gave him (this was mentioned a long time ago, so no biggie in forgetting that). He was given the name Hanno Tauber at birth. That name was printed in the newspaper back in the 1950s and both Greta Doppler and Doris Tiedemann asked Egon to investigate his disappearance, when that happened. The details are a lot to keep track of here, so understandable that it was forgotten. When we look at Jonas' path chronologically, it's not surprising that he becomes Adam and has the mindset of wanting to destroy everything so there is no more pain and suffering. Because Jonas has only experienced pain and suffering. Forgive me, going to hit most of the big things in order: Jonas loses his father, and while grieving that loss he finds out that time travel exists and that the love of his life is actually his aunt because her brother is his father. He finds out this random man that keeps showing up and convincing him that Mikkel can't be brought back to the future is actually his future older self. Then Jonas meets his even *older* self in the far past (1920s), who lies to him that things can be changed and makes him travel to his father to prevent him from killing himself, but that action is actually what makes Michael kill himself. That grief of losing him basically quadruples because now it comes with guilt knowing it was his own fault. Adam kills Martha right in front of Jonas and the apocalypse happens a few minutes later, which he survives. Now Jonas is stuck in the post-apocalypse. He meets up with Claudia to try to get the God Particle working, but it doesn't. After two years of trying, he's officially *over* all of this. I don't blame him. So he tries to kill himself, but Noah stops him. He's told that he can't die. And Jonas doesn't know that Claudia is preventing the God Particle from working, although Noah suspects she's not telling the truth, which is true. They just don't know why. Baby Charlotte is taken and Noah blames Jonas for it, but this version of Jonas at this time has no clue who took Charlotte or why. Then in 2052, Jonas finally leaves that time, but as per Claudia, he now has to guide his younger self. On the day of the apocalypse, middle-aged Jonas talks to younger Noah and Noah gives him a letter from Martha (it was written by alt-world Martha, but Jonas doesn't know about Eva's world at this time). Jonas is convinced that this means that there's a way that Martha doesn't get shot by Adam, which he still has very vivid memories of. Noah tells him he needs to save Bartosz, Magnus, and Franziska, which he does and they travel to the 1800s. And this is where the four of them stay for a long time. After they arrive to that time, Martha appears (and remember, this version of her was actually sent here by Adam, who is hanging out in the 2050s at this time). Jonas initially thinks this means that she wasn't killed by Adam, but Martha tells him she's not from this world and boom, this is where Jonas finally learns about the second world. Just adding onto the fuckery he's already experienced up to this point. There is still so much he doesn't know about how things are intertwined. Alt-Martha gives Jonas the matter so that he can eventually get the God Particle working and dips out of their time. And this is basically when the Adam we've seen is "born". Even though there are a few signs of Adam's personality shown prior to this, it's at this point that Jonas has basically decided that none of this is worth saving. I'm glad to hear that you're editing all of these Steven, because I think re-watching this is going to be so enjoyable for you and a lot of moments from the first two seasons are going to hit so differently! I'm really excited for the reaction to the finale next week! This has been a fun journey and I'm glad you two decided to watch this show!

kaiielle

Very much agreed. One of my favourite videos is the one that covers Claudia's journey.

Laura❤️

Absolutely. Hers is definitely the most interesting even more than Jonas

E L Δ T E

the chronological timeline video from thinkstory is probably very useful for them to clear some things up, hope they do a reaction to one of the explained videos

Artanis

No spoiler light clarifications if you want them to better understand Adam's intention here and wrap head around Charlotte and Elizabeth below: 1. The easiest way to understand Charlotte and Elizabeth is they are a human version of the original HG Tannhaus time machine, or his book ,from early in the show, when they explained they were bootstrap Paradox. Tannhaus was able to write the book because it was given to him in the past. Their existence at a point in time assures that it always exists,in a loop. Just like the time machine and Ulrichs cell phone. It's possible because normal timeline Elizabeth has baby Charlotte post apocalypse and then baby Charlotte gets kidnapped by her older self and brought BACKWARDS in time, so grown up, and then have Elizabeth. You can think of it as the kidnapping through time is the crucial event if that makes it easierm. 2. When Adam evaporated Martha with the god particle, it was, according to his statement that prior episode, to destroy her child because it was made of two worlds. As his machine crosses time he is using that special "time" energy as a loophole for this "can't hang or shoot yourself" problem Noah points out so he can destroy the child. Since he thinks the child is the origin of this loop. So he destroys her from all time and existence, and he believes that will create "paradise" which he has come to believe is an end to time and both the worlds. So he basically expected to disappear out of existence with the whole world. As we can see at the end of this episode, he was wrong. Martha's child is not the origin of the loop, and Claudia was apparently aware of this through her espionage over the years, as you see Eva mention previously that Adam incorrectly believes the child is the origin. So Claudia is in the unique position of knowing things both Adam and Eva have successfully kept secret from each other. We can deduce from this cliffhanger scene that Claudia knew when to come have a chat with Adam, now that his belief in how to "fix" these years has been proven to be wrong before his eyes. You guys are doing a great job, trust me. Enjoy!

Euphemia Isobel

Bartozs children are Agnes and Noah, Noah is Hanno. Silya named him after her mother Hannah. Hanno is the male version of Hannah :) Yes it's super confusing but after rewatches its awesome

Gustavo Romo

I’ve watched your reactions for years and I truly love you guys! I was so excited when you announced that you were gonna watch this show! This show is DEFINITELY complicated, but that said, I am a surprised as to how much you guys haven’t figured out. Ultimately it’s your decision, but I definitely think you guys should watch a “Dark timeline” explained video after the show is over and I would even enjoy if you guys post your reaction to it.

Drone Spencer

After this one, one more to go, the mystery is almost solved... and it is not what everyone expects

Drone Spencer

Must say again perfect choice of song Pneumotorax by Blueneck... and Claudia well... we can say only one. Jonas still does not know how this game is played.

Setya Nurul Faizin

Hanno (Silja & Bartosz son) is Noah!!! OMG!!! i was screaming when you didn't get it. lol Season 2 we established Agnes and Noah are sibling. then in the beginning of the season, when Jonas was stranded in 1920s, he was sheltered by a family. that was Bartosz family. Jonas was sheltered next to Noah (Hanno) room. remember the scene when young Noah was digging the tunnel in the cave and then killed a guy with an axe? Noah killed Bartosz (his own father).

Christian Pojoga

This is one of those shows I'd recommend watching again for sure. The little things you'll realize the 2nd go round will blow your mind in just how connected everything is from beginning to end. And for all curious, the creators wrote this whole show, seasons 1-3, before ever shooting season 1. So they knew how the show would end before even beginning filming. This show was a very well crafted show from beginning to end. Which is why all the little nuggets you'll see the 2nd, 3rd, 4th time rewatching this show was all intentional from the creators of Dark. How something said in season 1, connects in a cool way to something later on in season 3. Simple example, in season 2, Bartosz was joking with Martha and Magnus, while swimming in the lake, by telling a local legend about a woman who drowned in the lake and drags swimmers down to the bottom when she is hungry. Initially we think nothing of it but a simple joke a friend is telling other friends. But in reality, we come to find out in season 3, that there was an actual woman who ends up in the bottom of the water and that it is Katharina when she was killed by her mom in 1987. The local legend is actually a connection that will happen later on, in the past. Incredibly written and crafted show. Rewatch!!

E L Δ T E

I literally still notice things on a 4th rewatch 😭 or through watching reactions. There are also still things I don't fully understand, like apparently Claudia is sabotaging Jonas and Noah while creating the god particle, I still don't know why she's sabotaging them

Gustavo Romo

Patreon said you replied to my comment but I can’t actually see it in the app for some reason so I’ll just respond here anyways. I definitely didn’t have a full understand everything the first time before the finale and anyone that claims that they did has to be lying 😂. A video afterwards helped me a lot and made me appreciate the show even more so I just wanted to make a suggestion 😄

James Waters

I'm gonna defend Noah a bit here with the context after Nikki said he turned into an asshole. He thinks that what he's doing will eventually lead him to his lost daughter which is a biggie, I mean what wouldn't you do to potentially save your child? On top of that he's one of the many people Adam lies to, who tells him that he must do all these things so ultimately everyone can be saved. It's when Noah discovers these lies that he goes to confront Adam and then gets killed by his sister. Obviously what he did isn't right morally, but based on the kind of person we see Noah is before he becomes Noah, he clearly doesn't do it out of maliciousness. To him, he's causing suffering now, because it will mean these people won't have to suffer again. "You don't want to save them" he said to Adam before he died. He truly thought that what he was doing in the long run, would mean he didn't have to do it again, because he trusted Adam. When this montage plays, the biggest thing for me is seeing Noah with full context do all the things he's done all over again, be rejected by his daughter, and then be shot by his sister. I believe he truly wanted all these people to be saved, he just did what he was told to do to make that happen.

Don R. Wetter

In the last episode we saw the Ouroboros Loop closing and starting. How will we get off this ride...all the answers in episode 8. :D I can almost hear Louis Armstrong now...

kaiielle

Love that song. The creators of this show were really good with their song choices. Some of the lyrics in some of the songs are another way of describing things happening in the show. Just love it.

kaiielle

Great comment. On a re-watch, Noah's words and actions feel *so* different compared to the first watch.