Was at the edge of my sit watching this....life can be very cruel . then again - it was peter's fault for not carrying weapons in a post apocalyptic world where people loses their minds and steal supplies to survive
Yea hilariously the surviving version of him never even makes the machine and has no idea that an alternate version of him doomed the world to a time loop for an unknown number of cycles just to save his family. The ends justify the means I guess considering it all gets undone in the end
Lol you guys are talking like that you never saw "Predestination" movie where the men, women and their child all are the same person due to bootstrap paradox...
Being German, I am proud that we finally got something done again. This is hands down the best German productions since Das Boot, which was made 33 years ago, I believe ... wait a minute!
@@llothar68 Das Boot TV series release date: 1985 Dark series release date: 2017 That makes 32 years. I guess I got caught here! Please don't arrest me now, Mr internet policeman! 😊
I thought the same thing and honestly that would have been a more fitting ending imo it would have shown that no matter what they tried the knot couldn't be undone
@@HideorEscape assuming we suspend our disbelief that would have been a more real/consistent with the theme of the series ending. Also taking into account that not every situation in life has a happy ending
@@khizmohd482 the craziest part is when charlotte and her daughter kidnapped charlotte from her mom that actually is her daughter… and charlotte giving her baby self to Tannhaus so that the cycle repeats itself💀 that’s when I remembered him explaining to young charlotte that 2 women brought u to me
I wonder if it helps with a timeline variant starting in the origin world, then continuing there until someone/thing from another world arrives; then jump to that world starting when that someone/thing was first born/created/arrived there. Due to the bootstrap paradoxes and other shenanigans I assume it would be impossible :D
I seriously clicked on this video hopping i will totally understand the series and it just made it worst i couldn't pass half of the video before my head started to hurt me
and to think that her children heard about this story of a woman who drowned at the lake... without knowing that it's their own mother.. that part always gives me chills
@@pings4490 kinda agree, especially her teenage self & when she doesnt believe that time travel exists, but towards her end, i kinda felt bad for her. she lost her husband and her child, and once she found the husband, she tries to save him, only to get killed by her own abusive mother.
I think it's worth noting that at the lake, Bartosz and Magnus scare Martha with stories of a woman who died at the lake and whose body still remains there...and we learn that that woman is their mother.
For me Everyone was confusing. Adam Eva Claudia Noah. I didn't understand the steps they were making. Only Ulrich was clear. Dude was only trying to bring back his son
@@rogacz962 Lol same! I've watched season 1 and part of season two. So confused that I came here to have some explanation even at the risk of spoilers. But this explanation baffles me even more lol Sorry to say I'm out!
the story that magnus told about some ghost lurking under the waters of winden lake turned out to be his own mother Katharina!! I mean......... ( It was Bartosz telling Martha the story)
Not sure how you picked up on that, but more importantly, how did the writers of the show have the foresight to even think of that?! Such a small detail but knowing it makes a huuuge impact. As a viewer we wouldnt know it at the time and Magnus telling us that story is so blindly gut-wrenching. The sense of realism is so complex it's astonishing.
@@sunnyraj4564 you do know that the writers are alien time traveller's right and the casting director traveled in time to get the actors past and future selves right?
These people did an EXCELLENT job finding these actors to play each characters selves through the ages. Absolutely loved this whole show. Soundtrack quite incredible as well.
2 CORRECTIONS: 1) I mistakenly said young Noah did not know Bartosz was his father when he was killed. 2) The correct date for the death of the Tannhaus' family is November 8, 1971, not August 8 as I forgot in Germany dates are done day/month/year not month/day/year. **Quickly travels back in time to make the corrections**
While the best way of writing it would be from large to small as in Y/M/D as this way computers can sort dates by numerical order, i.e., without rather complex mechanisms.
what actually happened: 2 strangers nearly get hit on a street. Saying some insider stuff to Marek Tannhaus (a hippie). Never been seen again. The end.
and the crazy thing is: theoretically something like a moment like that could've happened to some of us and we thought well that was weird, while in reality so much happened which we will never know of. just like in dark. its so fascinating
i now understand the title of the show. (spoilers) in the end, hannah has deja vu and talks about how there is a silent, nothing-less world with no pain or suffering, where everything is just completely and utterly dark. this world is adam's "paradise" that he desperately wants to achieve. so the name "dark" is basically referring to the paradise world of nothing.
Also maybe- referring to Genesis, when before the world was created there was only darkness, and the origin world was the metaphorical darkness before the split world was created. Philosophically, that world is the most ignorant, or “in the dark” of what’s happening, so....there’s a lot of meaning to the title for sure.
She was actually the god of adam and eve timelines. But a shellfish god because she knew that if jonas and alt martha succeed regina will live. And the true claudia will live so she wins. But.. the 2 worlds shouldnt even exist in the first place.. so like right now everything is normal we exist like it should be , You and me.
@@SO01j20 and also figured out the way to end all of the misery. She's the only one who actually thought objectively about everything and managed to find out that both universes were fake and should never have existed in the first place. All the while Adam and Eve tried to save their own versions of each other.
Future one-eyed version went to the past to stop his teenage self from engaging in "the activity" that nearly blinded him. He arrived too late, breaking the younger version's concentration and resulting in the very injury that he meant to avert. So he went back FURTHER in the past and chopped off the arm of even younger self. Yes my theory is complicated and incomplete and unsatisfying...kinda like the explanations in the series!
Except I don't understand why Erik and the other kids had to die the way they did. I get it was a failed "time travel" experiment but what was the point of that? Or even why the "bunker" was designed the way that it was where the kids died..
@@Aqua-tx9jy There are several theories I think. The chair was used as a calibration device to lead up to the design for the handheld time travel devices. It needed test subjects. The test subjects also played a role on the story. If Yasin stayed alive, Elizabeth would most likely never have been alone with Noah. If Mads stayed alive, Regina may never have met Aleksander, which means the apocalypse never triggers and if Erik was still alive, the kids never would have went to the caves to look for his drug stash and the entire Nielson family wouldn't exist, but they do exist. It happened because it had to happen just like it always happened. Another bootstrap paradox I suppose. The only part of the show that was never even touched on was why Michael and Martha appeared covered in black goo.
Lol Movie Predestination: Hold my most complicated Bootstrap paradox where the actor , actress and their child all are the same person 😂😂😂 This Charlotte and Elisabeth question is nothing at all in front of that...
@@deepakbisht7764 how is that more complicated? just because it involves a person being his own parents doesn't mean it is the most complicated shit ever. stop saying this under every comment lol
@@StephenOrion none of these boys had anything to do with the time machine stuff. They were at the wrong place and the wrong time. Except Mads, who was a mcguffin. But that wasn't his choice either.
I really like young Jonas Kahnwald as a character because he's different than any other male character we've already seen a lot in movies or tv shows he's not perfect or awesome like Harry Potter he show emotions he's fragile and easy to break you know a male character like him is rare and I really love how the actor of Jonas Kahnwald represented the character perfectly.
Yeah lets forget all the moments that broke Harry Potter, all the moments he showed emotion and all the moment he failed and was anything but perfect. You could not have chosen a worse example 🤣
Micheal : jonas did you finish your homework Jonas : no Micheal : go and finished it Jonas : no I won't Micheal : don't mess with me I am your father Jonas : shut up and go to your room I am your great grandfather
@@greenlight2913 The Unknown (Jonas and Martha's child) is Tronte's father, Tronte is Ulrich's father, Ulrich is Mikkel's father and Mikkel/Michael is Jonas' father.
Hanna is the mother of Jonas & Silja Hanna is the grandmother of Noah & Agnes Hanna is the great-grandmother of Charlotte (Inspector) born of Noah & Elizabeth Hanna is the great-great-grandmother of Elizabeth & Fransiska Hanna is the mother in law of Bartosz Hanna is the great-grandmother of Tronte Hanna is the great-great-grandmother of Ulrich Hanna is the great-great-great-grandmother of Magnus, Martha & Mikkel Hanna is the wife of Mikkel (Michael Khanwald), Ulrich & Woller Hanna is the great-great-great-great-grandmother of Jonas Hanna is the great-great-great-great-great-grandmother of Unknown (Born of Jonas & 2nd world Martha) Hanna is also the mother in law of Agnes & Martha So, Hanna is the great-great-great-great-great-great-grandmother of Tronte and continues...
When Katharina got killed by her mom she lost her chain which jonas finds in 2019/20 (season 1) when he is on the lake with Martha kinda funny that the cast had these Details already in Season 1 for Season 3
Remember the day when Martha, Magnus, Bartozh, and Jonas went to the lake/beach? Bartozh, Martha and Magnus were swimming and Bartozh was pranking/telling a scary story to Martha about a woman who was drowned in that lake and was haunting the people swimming in it? That was an amazing detail referencing/foreshadowing Katharina's death which happened in the next season.
Likely because unlike classic episode shows like STNG this ones script was finished from the very beginning. Otherwise you will struggle to create a story that truly makes sense within such a complex nature and you won’t be able to create such lovely details. The downside of it (from a producers point of view) is of course that it limits the show from the very beginning to a set piece of seasons while other shows such as Lost, Voyager or Game of Thrones where granted new seasons as long as people were hooked with it and producers finally decide to come to an end.
@@CoIdHeat game of thrones first 4 seasons are very close to the books of GRR Martin, after Season 5 they loosen the ties to the books, because Martin hasnt published the last books. And onwards from this the show got worse. Season 6 was still pretty good though. So this shows how important a coherent story is. And that's why many shows get worse after their first season.
My boy Ulrich got done dirty. Went back in time to save his son, spent his entire life in prison... fineeeee he kinda tried to kill a boy but WE ALL MAKE MISTAKES!
I mean. ....Ulrich went the long mile to save his son....But he was shown to be cheat, a liar, and a general piece of shit. This is all very mild stuff, and he didn't deserve to be locked in a mental institution for 40 years....but he was no hero. ... ...On another note, with Ulrich. Unlike Cole from 12 Monkeys, the guy gets to be coherent. He should be smart enough to game the system to get out. Instead he's doing puzzles.
@@jonijarvenpaa3604 Mr robot collapsed under the weight of its own complexities. Too many loose ends and things thrown in just for the sake of it. The writer had no clue where to take the show after season 2.
The one in Jonas' world just dies every time by Adam shooting her. There are actually 2 alt-world Marthas, the one that goes back for Jonas and helps make Adam into who he is (which is later killed), and the one that Batosz stops and ends up shooting Jonas and becoming Eve. Just like there are 2 Jonas, the one who becomes Adam and the one who gets shot, it's simpler with him because alt-Jonas doesn't exist (Hannah's baby from Ulrich is Silja, I think).
One of THE best shows I've seen in a long time. How could you not love a very complicated very paradoxical show...I love it. Also, im glad that there are others out there who also think that time is not linear
People just starting to watch the show, finishing season 1: Oh my god it is so mindblowing, Mikkel is Jonas's father wow! People who already finished the show: Haha, that's cute. Hold my Gretchen.
~Jonas's father was Mikkel (+Hannah). Mikkel's father was Ulrich (+Katarina). Ulrich's father was Tronte (+Jana). Tronte's father was The Uknown/The Origin (+Agnes). The Uknown's/The Origin's father was Jonas (+Martha). Jonas's father was Mikkel (+hannah)...~ Loophole. Thus noone of these characters exist in the Origin World.
@@GoatKnife unknown gives a bangle to young tronte at caves and tells him to give that bangle to agnes.but he gave that to yana.he also told him he named the boy as tronte.
@@deepakbisht7764 Not quite. Only the offsprings from the relationship between Egon and Hannah don't exist, as Hannah did never travel back to the 50s. If you cross them out, starting with Silja, whoever is left also existed in the origin world. This includes, beside those you already mentioned: Greta Doppler, Bernd Doppler, Helge Doppler (father and grandparents of Peter Doppler), Egon Tiedemann, Doris Tiedemann and Claudia Tiedemann (mother and greatparents of Regina Tiedemann). Some of them (e.g. Egon) have passed away, but they existed in the origin world.
AND HE WUD NEVER KNOW THAT HE DID ALL THIS ! THATS EVEN INSANE! MAYBE WE'VE ALSO DONE THINGS WE DONT KNOW BECAUSE THEY HAPPENED IN AN ALTERNATE REALITY?
I'm truly shocked more people don't bring this show up. I just finished it last night and the show left me completely speechless. I'm gonna watch it again to catch more details I missed my first time watching.
Season 1&2 great. Season 3 too complicated boring & made my brain hurt. Nevertheless I think they had season 3 already in mind... proof for this: the connecting points between season 1&3 e.g. the Katharina death & necklace story. And most story questions were answered. Complicated but it made as much sense as a time travel story can make. Unlike programs like Lost that was obviously made up as they were going along in order to extend the story that made it from intriguing mystery puzzle to impossible to watch rubbish... gave up half way season 3
@@sofiaali193 u r fool if u gave up s3 half I agree starting 4 episode were slow But last 4 episode were just outstanding The way they connect each and evry thing to beginning from end U should watch whole season Thank me later👌👌👍
I could be wrong and missed this but I think Noah knew Bartosz was his dad in 1921 when he killed him. He hadn’t been travelling yet and he’d lived his whole life with his Dad at this point. We, the audience, didn’t know 1. Bartosz identity and 2. His relationship to Noah.
Noah always hated his father, simply because when Bartosz learnt Hanno/Noah was his son, he started to hate him because he knew who he eventually he turned out to be. That's another interesting bootstrap paradox on its own
every. single. thing. about. this. show. is. BRILLIANT. the easter eggs that only make sense when we get to the reveals the acting by each person of the cast (both young and old) the casting (i mean, they genuinely look like their past/future selves) the ambient music and the soundtrack!!!! the way scenes were shot (impeccable) the unbelievably complex yet gripping storyline that makes you want to sob and pull your hair out it's just *chefs kiss* truly
chaman,charlie Inception and Pulp Fiction pale in comparison to the complexity of this show. I’m completely baffled as to how a human mind was able to conceive of such a story.
@@amysteriousviewer3772 Conceived, written excellently and executed briiliantly and ended perfectly.... The casting of all characters in their ages was top notch! Even if we forget the multiple universes and the open ending, the writing in the first two seasons and how it plays on screen is nothing short of phenomenal.... Where many shows of the kind failed, Dark nails it - they could build an atmosphere of intrigue, suspence and terror without any ghosts or aliens, but just using time travel as a theme.... The great thing is that this is one of those rare shows which maintained it's quality from first episode to last!
@@amysteriousviewer3772 i guess you are right but you have to remember that they are two different formats. Movies has to tell a story in a couple of hours while Dark had 24+ hours. That way dark has more time to get complex
Here are two important points (at least I feel like worth mentioning): 1. The day in origin world, that Tannhaus activates his machine and creates the split worlds, is the same day in which the Unknown causes the accidents in both powerplants that lead to the barrels full of waste that fuel the time machines and are the source for the god particle (June 1986). Which is the reason the Unknown made sure the plant got build and he killed Bernd Doppler and the secretary for: to get the masterkey and the blueprints of the volume control unit which is the cause of the "Accident" 2. The show kind of gives away its purpose early in Season 3, as 1822-Tannhaus, when telling the story about bringing his wife back to life is almost the same motivation as Origin World Tannhaus and his reason for building his machine. 1822 Tannhaus even founds the society "Sic mundus creatus est", telling us that the worlds were created because Tannhaus wanted to bring someone back from the dead. As a nice mention, Jonas tells Charlotte in Season 1, in order to bring one back from the dead, you need to get them while they are still alive (which is what he and Martha do when preventing the accident of Marek and his family. Also Marek calls the 2 "angels", and when Jonas is shot by Alt-Martha he lies on the floor with the family trees branching out and they form the image of angel wings growing from his shoulders.
That certainly is an interpretation. I felt it was that Jonas lands exactly where the family trees grew in different directions. On the Infinity Symbol. Which is what happened. I think your idea is cool, though.
For me, one of the characters that have the worst fate is Ulrich. Though he keeps cheating on both timeline it's just that sucks to be accused of murder and then later to be admitted in a psych ward and waited for Catharina. Just sad
I just realised that even if Martha and Jonas messed with time and created another loop in the origin world, either way Tannhaus's family will end up being saved by his time machine. Mind blown!
Oh My God you're right. Even if Tannhause from the corrected origin world never builds the time machine and never knows that he once built one, his goal was accomplished. He saved his family by building a time machine. Even though it was Jonas and Martha who made it happen and he didn't do anything beside building the time machine and spliting reality creating the two wrong worlds that would eventually be corrected by saving his family therefore achieving his goal. Mind blowing indeed.
So technically, the origin world was destroyed when Tannhaus activated his time machine, but then this event was literally reversed when Martha and Jonas arrived at the origin world. Tannhaus indirectly turned back time of the origin world by allowing travelers from the 2 new worlds interfere with the origin's timeline. Mind blown indeed. To add to this, maybe the origin world has 2 outcomes/timelines because of Schrodinger's cat. One outcome is the invention of the time machine, which ultimately leads to the destruction of the origin world. And the other outcome is the time machine not existing at all, which saves the origin world. Maybe the origin world was actually destroyed in one timeline, and not in the other. This is possible because when Tannhaus activated his machine, this was the same time at which the 'loophole' or 'junction' was created in the knot. This 'loophole' allowed for 2 outcomes; 2 possibilities of which leads to a world's fate. The origin world is included in this paradox because the time machine is literally part of the loophole, of which a nanosecond is only required to split an outcome. Jonas's and Martha's presence truly used the full advantage of the loophole to allow the origin world to split into its alternate fate: not being destroyed at all.
@@AmarezMusic and " the older Claudia" realised this thus sending Jonas and Martha from two separate worlds, in the origin world to stop the accident from happening
2:56 I was under the impression that Noah did know Bartosz was his father because he was raised by Bartosz just with both of them being a part of Sic Mundus. Bartosz brought Adam into Agnes and Hanno’s lives, but began to lose faith as he saw what Adam’s ‘mentorship’ and brainwashing of Hanno was doing to him. Anyone know if that’s wrong? I am almost positive Noah knew he was killing his father.
So to finally answer the biggest question: Why does no time Traveller seem to be able to take care of personal hygiene by taking a shower and go to the barber, except for Noah, Adam and Eve? You would think they have all the time in the world
Omg yes!! Remember the scene when Jonas was brought to the other world by the Martha in all black? And he was being such a weird creep (especially following her at school) trying to show her who he was. They had sex a couple scenes later and Jonas was just dirty as all hell, fingers and nails stained with blood and dirt. Face all dirty. I know his breath was stinking lol! Martha was nasty as hell for sleeping with him. And they were in her house but Jonas didn’t even think about having a shower
@@user-nh4ze4bx2d lol ikr!!!! my exact thoughts. it was disgusting and also annoying that they were having sex instead of doing what they are meant to do. like really you just discovered an alternate and the first thing that comes to your mind is to get laid, dirty for that matter.
Me after watching season 1: " okay, I see what this is. Gonna have to use my brain meats to figure this one out" Me after watching season 2: "i think I have faint idea of what's going on" Me after watching season 3: "WTF"
Me after watching season 1: Why are they killing those kids? Me after watching seadon 2: Why are they killing those kids? Me after wacthing season 3: Why did they killed Yasin? That answer I never got.
@@lenaraleite1144 The kids were used for the experiments by Noah and Helge. They did not want to kill them but their chair did not work accordingly and they got killed in the process of time travelling. Although they time travelled but got killed in the process.
Egon tiederman actually being one of the most important characters😳 his death could’ve destroyed almost every family tree’s; Egon>claudia>regina>bartochz>noah&agnes>tronte>ulrich>magnus,martha&mikkel>jonas PLUS; Egon+hannah>silja+bartchoz>noah>charlotte>Elizabeth
Gives me headaches everytime I try to picture the family trees. Agnes had an affair with her great great grandmother. And Tronte was in love with his great great grandmother as well lmao, same goes with Magnus and Francizsca omg ugh
This goes to the person who created the story of DARK: What motivated you to create this story? I just want to let you know that you are a genius and you need to make more stories like this!
What i know from an interview, if i ressemble it right: they had a family drama and thought that it wouldnt be enough for their netflix pitch. So they mixed it up with another made story/idea which i think was the scifi/time travel part to make it more complex. So they knew from start on what would be the goal of the series.
@@kacpersuski4459 It's because the dubbed versions of the names sound different. For example, in the version I watched, its JO-nas and Mar-THa not YO-nas and Marta. But Franziska is still pronounced the German way... so I dunno what's up there.
One thing which I personally noticed (and was the best thing for me in the entire series), but didn't saw elsewhere is that in the season 3 when Jonas is trying to kill himself, but saved by Noah. Noah tells him that it's impossible for Jonas to die now as eventually he'll turn into Adam. He demonstrates it by handing Jonas the gun and when he tries to shoot himself, the bullet never comes out. But when Noah points it elsewhere and pulls the trigger, the bullet is shot. At first, it felt like a supernatural activity, but it was a beautiful rationality. When Jonas shot the gun, he pulled the trigger exactly 5 times, which means that the gun had only one bullet which got shot by Noah🤯 The timeline couldn't change and they did that very logically 👏👏
That's brilliant! Thanks for explaining that. I thought the several scenes where the the gun did no't fire was one of those "ex machina" narrative devices, but no it's really as you explained. Genius writers!
The model he used doesn't work like that. It doesn't matter if a magazine have 1 or 10 rounds in it. The reason the pistol keeps jamming is explained by quantum suicide and immortality thought experiment. Jonas needs to live to become Adam in the future so every time he pulls the trigger a reality is split into 2. In 1st one pistol jams and Jonas is alive and in 2nd he dies. We don't see timelines in which he dies, bcs they can't exist.
And yet, so many years later Noah seems to have forgotten his own advice and tries to kill Adam. The gun doesn't go off there either. Then Agnes comes in and it goes off. That's my favorite part about it. Not just Noah saving Jonas, but then Noah trying to kill Jonas and it fails.
At 2:50 why did you say Noah dint know Bartosz was his father when there is no indication of the same? Dint he pretty much grow up with his sister and saw the death of his mother by childbirth with his father?
Season 2 remains my favourite season, it had the emotional punch, and was easy to follow along with, season 3 was wayyyy to complicated, and dragged at times, allthough it ended amazingly
Lol don’t think you could pull off something like it without it being complicated Didn’t feel dragged out to me though Actually wanted more scenes to clarify some stuffs
dude! agreed, it really did drag and seeing the same events pan out in the alt world was sorta boring! and hearing the same dialogues , again and again, ughh, the whole the end is the beginning, ugh, got me very annoyed!
@@abhikumar4913 And they went back to doing those montages towards the end of the episodes which they did a lot in season 1, which really doesnt add anything
JeyEL I liked them in season 1, they were kind of a recap that showed you when and where all the characters currently were at. In season 3 they were just there to be there
There are somethings wrong in your explanation, for instance: @ 4:58 you say Noah finds out that Charlotte is his daughter which is a completely wrong inference. He knew from the beginning that Charlotte is his daughter. His reaction of surprise and anger was because after reading what was written in those missing pages he realized that he was lied to by Adam about who kidnapped his daughter in 2041 ( Adam put the blame on Claudia because 2041 Noah already suspected Claudia of being shady whereas Adam himself devise the plan of BABY Charlotte's kidnapping with the help of MadMaX Elizabeth and Older Charlotte )
Why wouldn’t young Hanno/Noah know that Bartosz is his father? He grew up with him from 1904 till 1921 and none of them left that time period. Am I missing something?
You're right, there's nothing pointing to Noah not knowing Bartosz is his father, he's just a fanatic. In fact, Noah is the one who guides Bartosz in season 1, it's a clear theme of the series for adult offspring to guide their young parents. And then there's Charlotte and Elisabeth...
Yes, I got the same thought. Although I was reading many comments and someone said that Agnes and Hanno were adopted by the Hotel's owner. I don't know where they found this information.
This show is by far the most excellent show ever created, the story line, the cast, the connection of everything and everyone is on another level. I just want to be there when they created the storyline !! This show is really superb!!
15:57 When I was watching this last scene for the first time .... I thought Jonas and Martha would suddenly appear in the middle of the road, "CAUSING" H.G. Tannhaus's family accident. Jonas & Martha would be the ones to start the loop-a loop that would never end. That would have been an interesting ending too.
This season opened up a can of worms full of incest. Bartoz wife is silja who is half sister of claudia who is grandmother of bartoz Hannah has affair with ulrich who is grand son of agnes who is grand daughter of hannah. Jonas is son of mikel who is great great grand son of unknow who is jonas son This is series is full of complicated relationship
Storyline is FLAWLESS. I can’t find any loopholes despite how complex the story is. Casting is SUPERB. Ending is SATISFYING. Everything in this series is well-thought and I love it so much 🥺🥲 didn’t want it to end but it had to and it just ended perfectly without giving me any disappointments. Kudos to everyone behind Dark!
I also didn't wanted to see a loophole in this but i think there's a mistake that in S1 when Mikkel reaches to Egon then Egon is already investigating the Rape case accusation of Ulrich & in that report the witness is written as HANNAH KAHNWALD & not Hannah Krüger. Why !! This can't be a mistake 😩🌚😭. Or is it because it's a corruptive set of world just like Eve's world which was created by Origin world? So can it be explained by a glitch in the matrix?
@@RitikMaurya07 Oooohhh I see ._. I think the producers really missed that for real 😂 nonetheless the series is still the most well-thought one I’ve watched so far.
The Switch Point is the loophole. The part where the infinity cycle is broken, where time stood still. Meh. The writers took advantage of that. The character took advantage of that too. You can retcon anything in that. I feel robbed of the ending. MCU explained it better, there should be another timeline created but in Dark they're still in the same cycle. Quantum Entanglement. Meh. No wonder they said something about a bootleg paradox. This is a bootleg paradox after all.
2:49 Surely Noah knows that Bartosz is his dad at this point? He was born in 1904 and spent the next 17 years living with his dad Bartosz. Why are you saying he doesn't know Bartosz is his dad?
Just came here to say this, I don't think Young Noah did any travelling in between 1904 and 1921, he was raised by Silja and Bartosz (relatively) normally right?
I remember that Bartozs, Magnus and Martha are swimming in the lake in 2019 during that one scene in season 3. Bartoszs tells Martha this old scary story of a dead woman lying at the bottom of the lake waiting to grab onto your ankles and pull you down to the bottom to drown you. And then realising Katerina's mother kills her and decides to hide her at the bottom of that same lake in 1987. So that must be the origin of that ghost story.
Tyrion: I once took a jackass and a honeycomb to a brothel Woller: I once hurt my eye Tyrion: okay...you gonna finish your story? Woller: nah you first Tyrion: sigh.... Gretchen: I once ate a pinecone and went into a cave
This was so helpful. Wow. I just finished watching the entire series and had so many questions. You explained everything perfectly and answered so many questions I had. Thank you.
I just hope Marek, Sonja, and Charlotte Tannhaus have even a faint understanding of what happened for them to live. What those two angels truly sacrificed for them.
(im bad with names, binge watched the series) Now that i think about it, the reference about the elephant, that one person can only see one side and not realize that its an elephant, but it needs 3 people to see all angles to tell its one, is a refference as to the Schrödinger's cat too. Because as time travelers, they are both seeing the elephant from 3 angles (past, present, future), but at the same time, they're only one person who see one angle only.
Among the million other reasons i absolutly love this series, i love how it all happens in the same town which people have lived in for generations. I mean it would be amazing to travel back in time to see your parents as young teens and your ancestors alive.
I’ve been a moviegoer all my life, not really a TV series fan. Got netflix recently and decided to give Dark a go; my first Netflix series. Now that I’ve finished it, i don’t think there will be a better TV series than this. Dark has set the bar very high for other TV shows, or maybe it’s just me who loves watching mind-fuck/psychological dramas and thrillers, but Dark was just so perfect in all aspects. The plot was so mind-bendingly fascinating in itself. Obv not flawless, nothing can be flawless when dealing with time travel, but just as a TV show which deals it was so astonishing. The romantic bond between Jonas and Martha complemented the plot so well. Combined with the subtle horror factor as well as heavy science and not making it too intricate just has me so amazed. The characters felt so real. The change in tone moving from one timeline to another was so beautiful. We went from 1880s with horse carriages and little cottages to 2052 dystopian yet futuristic world, which had that future vibe too. But what captivated me the most were the characters. - The protagonist himself, Jonas. So lovable, and to see his life progress through pain yet not losing hope felt so great. - The charming minister/priest. Played the villain role at S1 and S2 almost to near perfection. Every scene with him as the dark priest was so chilling and capturing. Adam played the antagonist so well too. - The beguiling portrayal of adult Jonas/the stranger. Him as an 1900s inventor, doing whatever he can to fix and make use broken mechanism to achieve his objective. - The roller-coaster of emotions due to Claudia, Katharina, Hannah, you love them once next you hate them. - The politeness of Egon, the innocent look of Helge, the loving father in Peter, the relationship between Tannhaus and Charlotte. - And ofc, the character development of Ulrich - going from a cheating husband to a motivated father, doing absolutely whatever it takes to get his son back.
its really impressive how this show managed to become progressively grander as it went on in a convincing way. almost every single episode added new stakes and early on a lot of new characters and concepts shoved into the mix at a pretty breakneck pace considering the sheer GIRTH of the dark fandom wiki
It would be great if timelines from each main characters' perspective can be made in separate videos! Would greatly help people grasp different character's development! Also, the timeline from the time machine apparatus chronology seems interesting. How it gets passed off from person to person at different times and jumps through time as well.
The resemblance between the young and adult children is uncanny... The casting is superb
I love it when they do stuff like that
Except for Jonas..
@Jithu Bhai Agreed.
@@itayresh middle jonas really looks like louis hoffmann or young jonas but adam.......
I refuse to believe Young Peter wasn’t a young clone.
Just finished watching season 3
Cant wait for season 1 to come out
hhhh 🤣 I got it bro ,
See what you did there😂
😂😂😂 Cant wait!!
u nailed it🤣
HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAH 🤣
Ah. Back when Mikkel being Jonas's father was the biggest plot twist. The good old days.
What's the twist here ?
@@sparshmathur8814oh my I finish it yesterday but all I have to say is what you know is a drop what you don’t know is an ocean
I am literally confused whether Jonas is the real villain named as Adam ?
@@bablubawra1352jonas is adam, the jonas that is trying to get back from the 1800 is the one that becomes adam
Lol tell me abt it
I watched Season 3 with my friend. He is now my son.
😂
One of you will be the cause of death for the other. Best case scenario is that it will be indirectly or unintentionally.
😹
and I thought friend's moms are off limits😅😝
🤣🤣
one of the saddest scenes was peter dying whilst trying to save his daughter from a rapist :(
Was at the edge of my sit watching this....life can be very cruel . then again - it was peter's fault for not carrying weapons in a post apocalyptic world where people loses their minds and steal supplies to survive
It’s his own fault, he should’ve walk back with her.
But in the end of the day... Peter is alive in the origin world..
The young Peter is the actual son of old actor.
I also feel so bad for ulrich like he never got his freedom 🥺
So wait, this means Taunhaus actually DID save his family by making the time machine! It cost him 3 seasons but he succeeded.
Yes, and he will never know this!
Holy shit, I just realized that... 🤯
Yea hilariously the surviving version of him never even makes the machine and has no idea that an alternate version of him doomed the world to a time loop for an unknown number of cycles just to save his family. The ends justify the means I guess considering it all gets undone in the end
he fucked up enough so that someone from the future saves him. i'm gonna do this all the time now
But i dont understand one thing, if jonas saved taunhaus family which would lead to jonas not being "created" ..... who saves taunhaus family?
And I thought Mikkel being Jonas's dad was mind-chewing... I didn't know what I was in for. This show is a *RIDE.*
Yeah, its like, Bartosz is both Jonas and Marthas ancestor.
What about Elizabeth being the mother of her mother?
@@LuisSierra42 and her older sister being her niece.
I just thought the exact same thing as I saw young mikkel hahaha, I just thought it couldn't get any more mindblowing, gosh, I was so innocent..
Lol you guys are talking like that you never saw "Predestination" movie where the men, women and their child all are the same person due to bootstrap paradox...
Game of thrones : Families are complicated
DARK : hold my Time machine
Underrated
Lmao
I prefer - Hold my Mikkel
Roma K more like hold my plot twist
Hold my Bartosz
1921” an older Bartosz”
Me now; “ ohhh that was Bartosz🤯
I was today years old when I learned that too!
Same,even I literally forgot that😁
Sammmmme!!
SAMEEE
That’s because that scene was shown before the apocalypse
My life won't be the same without Dark. This series will be missed
Hopefully there will be season 4 .
Hmong_Vaaj916 Vang only 3 seasons
Hmong_Vaaj916 Vang there will not
same
F
Eric’s missing photo had more screen time than he did. 😅
Hahahahaha fantastic
you spin my head right round right round
and deaf Elisabeth had more lines than Franziska...
@@pointbreak6380 when you go down when you go downnn..
Vermisst 😂
Jonas a prime example of "You Either Die A Hero, Or Live Long Enough To See Yourself Become The Villain"
?
The things he did omg
But he was the ultimate hero at the end even as Adam.
"You Either Die A Hero.."
Bruh he cannot die. He tried.
@@joey070893 hints the "Either" in the sentence.
Being German, I am proud that we finally got something done again. This is hands down the best German productions since Das Boot,
which was made 33 years ago, I believe ... wait a minute!
Nice try but no. Its 37 years. Das Boot was 1982.
@@llothar68
Das Boot TV series release date: 1985
Dark series release date: 2017
That makes 32 years. I guess I got caught here! Please don't arrest me now, Mr internet policeman! 😊
‘How to sell drugs online fast’ is also pretty good! Netflix and Germany just works, I reckon, can’t wait to see more shows from there.
all actors were amazing and provided top class performances. Loved it.
It is happening again.
When Martha and Jonas appear to stop the car accident I almost thought they were the cause for the family's death.
I thought the same thing and honestly that would have been a more fitting ending imo it would have shown that no matter what they tried the knot couldn't be undone
That would have been a messed up story with a bad ending, forever stuck in a time loop hell.
@@HideorEscape assuming we suspend our disbelief that would have been a more real/consistent with the theme of the series ending. Also taking into account that not every situation in life has a happy ending
@@djmessondecks you must be fun at parties
Glad to know I'm not the only one. That part gave me so much anxiety when I first watched it
Charlotte’s daughter being her long lost mother is the more extreme version of Mikkel being Jonas’s father.
Definitely, literal definition of who came first, chicken or egg
@@khizmohd482 the craziest part is when charlotte and her daughter kidnapped charlotte from her mom that actually is her daughter… and charlotte giving her baby self to Tannhaus so that the cycle repeats itself💀 that’s when I remembered him explaining to young charlotte that 2 women brought u to me
Mikkel being Jonas' father: minds were blown
Charlotte being her mother's mother: lives were slain, universes imploded
@@ayej26Claudia????
@@shomikoto7558 oop my bad. I meant charlotte
It is even worse in "chronological" order, somehow.
😂 yea I thought it would help but then it's just another mess that I need to still pull up together
I know right?!?😂😂
I wonder if it helps with a timeline variant starting in the origin world, then continuing there until someone/thing from another world arrives; then jump to that world starting when that someone/thing was first born/created/arrived there. Due to the bootstrap paradoxes and other shenanigans I assume it would be impossible :D
Main pagal nahi hu bhiya mera dimag kharab hai
I seriously clicked on this video hopping i will totally understand the series and it just made it worst i couldn't pass half of the video before my head started to hurt me
Ifelt sad at Katharina's death, Killed by her mother and gets beaten up later after just getting killed. How brutal are the writings!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣
and to think that her children heard about this story of a woman who drowned at the lake... without knowing that it's their own mother.. that part always gives me chills
@@pankajbharadwaj1631 not as much as Hannah getting killed by her own son
I didnt feel sad, she was one of the only characters I couldnt stand and idk y
@@pings4490 kinda agree, especially her teenage self & when she doesnt believe that time travel exists, but towards her end, i kinda felt bad for her. she lost her husband and her child, and once she found the husband, she tries to save him, only to get killed by her own abusive mother.
I think it's worth noting that at the lake, Bartosz and Magnus scare Martha with stories of a woman who died at the lake and whose body still remains there...and we learn that that woman is their mother.
yeah, and the pendant that Jonas and Martha find was left there when their mother pulled it off of her mother in the fight :/
Claudia is solely Bartosz’s mother, but that’s still crazy.
@@justincruz5720 Right, "their" just referred to Martha and Magnus. And it was Katharina
Brain melting and addictive, it's such a shame it's over. I doubt we'll ever get a series as good as this ever again.
jantje friese and baran bo odar: "hold my beer"
Lol. We can only hope!
I will follow these writers to the end of time!
@@moondragon05 Rumor has it, they are working on a new show for Netflix called 1899 ... something something horror mystery :D
you should watch the movie Predestination! I watched it right after finishing Dark to fill my time travel void
@@SillySaad I watched it when dark wasn't even a thing.
I'm from Dark Season 9 and have come here so that I can understand first 3 seasons so that I can explain it to myself in season 4
Well you don't exist neither does season 9
😂💯💯
@@LEGEND-ob7ur that is what you don't know. You won't believe me until you experience what I have experienced. It's gone be tough ahead.
@@ompandey9114 hol up, wait a minute
@@LEGEND-ob7ur
😂😂😂
No one can spoil this series😂. As no one will understand without watching it!
I'm not sure I understand AFTER watching AND watching explanations.
For me Everyone was confusing. Adam Eva Claudia Noah. I didn't understand the steps they were making. Only Ulrich was clear. Dude was only trying to bring back his son
@Luke Billing watch 2-3 times understand completely and feel the emotions
@@rogacz962 Lol same! I've watched season 1 and part of season two. So confused that I came here to have some explanation even at the risk of spoilers.
But this explanation baffles me even more lol
Sorry to say I'm out!
Tried to explain it to someone but FAIL HAHAHA
the story that magnus told about some ghost lurking under the waters of winden lake turned out to be his own mother Katharina!! I mean......... ( It was Bartosz telling Martha the story)
oh wtf your right!
mind = melted
Holy shit I didn't think about that😮
Not sure how you picked up on that, but more importantly, how did the writers of the show have the foresight to even think of that?! Such a small detail but knowing it makes a huuuge impact. As a viewer we wouldnt know it at the time and Magnus telling us that story is so blindly gut-wrenching. The sense of realism is so complex it's astonishing.
@@sunnyraj4564 you do know that the writers are alien time traveller's right and the casting director traveled in time to get the actors past and future selves right?
Who else couldn’t stop thinking about Jonas not taking a shower or eating?
Me too. When he and Martha did the deed I was like "my God, they've not washed in days."
What if you dont have to shower or eat if you can time travel moments after you have eaten or taken a bath?
@@Kwb1982 They had dirty sex
Well thanks for making me notice
he doesnt have to eat. his future sef already exsited he wont die anyway. 🤣
These people did an EXCELLENT job finding these actors to play each characters selves through the ages. Absolutely loved this whole show. Soundtrack quite incredible as well.
2 CORRECTIONS: 1) I mistakenly said young Noah did not know Bartosz was his father when he was killed. 2) The correct date for the death of the Tannhaus' family is November 8, 1971, not August 8 as I forgot in Germany dates are done day/month/year not month/day/year.
**Quickly travels back in time to make the corrections**
Everyone's dates are done D/M/Y except in the US*
You mean everywhere else in the world*
You also mistook the Tannhaus grandpa names, Gustav=Heinrich and Leopold=Gustav, HG Tannhaus' father was never shown onscreen
I think there might have been one other mistake - alternate Ulrich killed alternate Helge in 1986, not in 2019.
While the best way of writing it would be from large to small as in Y/M/D as this way computers can sort dates by numerical order, i.e., without rather complex mechanisms.
The question is not “Is this series worth watching” but “Are you worthy to watch it”
the series is not worth watch it.
@@17MrLeon Excuse me?
@@17MrLeon ??
@@17MrLeon you are not worthy then. lolll
👏👏👏
what actually happened: 2 strangers nearly get hit on a street. Saying some insider stuff to Marek Tannhaus (a hippie). Never been seen again. The end.
and the crazy thing is: theoretically something like a moment like that could've happened to some of us and we thought well that was weird, while in reality so much happened which we will never know of. just like in dark. its so fascinating
@@esistdume yes
i now understand the title of the show. (spoilers) in the end, hannah has deja vu and talks about how there is a silent, nothing-less world with no pain or suffering, where everything is just completely and utterly dark. this world is adam's "paradise" that he desperately wants to achieve. so the name "dark" is basically referring to the paradise world of nothing.
And also Dark for dark matter. Basically what the wormhole is made of.
Also maybe- referring to Genesis, when before the world was created there was only darkness, and the origin world was the metaphorical darkness before the split world was created.
Philosophically, that world is the most ignorant, or “in the dark” of what’s happening, so....there’s a lot of meaning to the title for sure.
I think its because Adam is the dark side and Eva is the light side so Jonas is kind-off dark
Plus it refers to there never being any sufficient lighting inside the houses. Like god damn they apparently looove not seeing shit 😂
I now understand the title of the show after reading this comment.
Claudia is the freaking heroine of this series.
She was actually the god of adam and eve timelines. But a shellfish god because she knew that if jonas and alt martha succeed regina will live.
And the true claudia will live so she wins.
But.. the 2 worlds shouldnt even exist in the first place..
so like right now everything is normal we exist like it should be ,
You and me.
No she does everything for her daughter
@@SO01j20 and also figured out the way to end all of the misery. She's the only one who actually thought objectively about everything and managed to find out that both universes were fake and should never have existed in the first place. All the while Adam and Eve tried to save their own versions of each other.
When I first saw Claudia, I thought she was a typical airhead woman with all that makeup, fashion, and high heels... I was wrong. 😂
@@CursedMudflap well she was,untilll....
The biggest mystery in this Dark series is "how did Wöller injured his eye"
his eye?! it's ALWAYS been the left arm
I actually LOLed when I found out he's injured in both worlds, how unfortunate..
Future one-eyed version went to the past to stop his teenage self from engaging in "the activity" that nearly blinded him. He arrived too late, breaking the younger version's concentration and resulting in the very injury that he meant to avert. So he went back FURTHER in the past and chopped off the arm of even younger self. Yes my theory is complicated and incomplete and unsatisfying...kinda like the explanations in the series!
Red Ryder BB-gun. You'll shoot your eye out.
The Only mystery for me was why Noah was killing the Children. I didn't get why did he chose those 3.
iam not mad its over
iam way more happy that they actually managed to pull a satisfying ending and its now one of the best tv shows ever
Yeah and they didn’t end it horribly like some of my favourites *cough cough* Dexter *cough cough*
who told you its over. just wait
@@pankajbharadwaj1631 It's 100% over
Except I don't understand why Erik and the other kids had to die the way they did. I get it was a failed "time travel" experiment but what was the point of that? Or even why the "bunker" was designed the way that it was where the kids died..
@@Aqua-tx9jy There are several theories I think.
The chair was used as a calibration device to lead up to the design for the handheld time travel devices. It needed test subjects.
The test subjects also played a role on the story. If Yasin stayed alive, Elizabeth would most likely never have been alone with Noah. If Mads stayed alive, Regina may never have met Aleksander, which means the apocalypse never triggers and if Erik was still alive, the kids never would have went to the caves to look for his drug stash and the entire Nielson family wouldn't exist, but they do exist.
It happened because it had to happen just like it always happened. Another bootstrap paradox I suppose.
The only part of the show that was never even touched on was why Michael and Martha appeared covered in black goo.
Me : sooo.. who came first, Charlotte or Elisabeth ?
Dark : *Y E S*
Me : 👁️👄👁️
Lol
Movie Predestination: Hold my most complicated Bootstrap paradox where the actor , actress and their child all are the same person 😂😂😂
This Charlotte and Elisabeth question is nothing at all in front of that...
@@deepakbisht7764 how is that more complicated? just because it involves a person being his own parents doesn't mean it is the most complicated shit ever. stop saying this under every comment lol
@@JohnDoe-c3p you spittin fax
Who came first Charlotte or Elisabeth is the new chicken or the egg question
Claudia with two different eyes; an eye on past and an eye on future. The White Witch with the ability to see the truth of both worlds Light and Dark
White ‘devil’
Noah killed Yasin for going out with his future wife..😅
😂
he never needed to kill yasin lol
@@StephenOrion he did. The chair time machine had to be created, so the more advanced time machines could exist.
@@szepi79 yeah but yasin is the little kid who have no relation to the time machine chain. He was just dating elizabeth at school lol
@@StephenOrion none of these boys had anything to do with the time machine stuff. They were at the wrong place and the wrong time. Except Mads, who was a mcguffin. But that wasn't his choice either.
Remember the time when everybody thought that dark is a stranger things rip-off?
Been there!! Later realized how dumb I was to quickly judge and compare this masterpiece with stranger things!
@@dannyfranklin2355 sameee
ikr, when I started watching it I literally said these words: " seems like stranger things but German" oh boy I was wrong
I never seen the similarity but it does seem kinda similar to this show called the Loop on prime video.
Haha this is tooootaly different than the childserie stranger things
I really like young Jonas Kahnwald as a character because he's different than any other male character we've already seen a lot in movies or tv shows he's not perfect or awesome like Harry Potter he show emotions he's fragile and easy to break you know a male character like him is rare and I really love how the actor of Jonas Kahnwald represented the character perfectly.
Yeah lets forget all the moments that broke Harry Potter, all the moments he showed emotion and all the moment he failed and was anything but perfect. You could not have chosen a worse example 🤣
I watched season 3 with my younger and older self. We had so much fun.
Then you killed them...right?
@@bogme 🤣
@@bogme killed their older self*
@@annett_55555 or both!
@@bogme if they kill both, they won't live
Michael Kahnwald - *"and* *...* *That's* *how* *I* *met* *your* *mother."*
Micheal : jonas did you finish your homework
Jonas : no
Micheal : go and finished it
Jonas : no I won't
Micheal : don't mess with me I am your father
Jonas : shut up and go to your room I am your great grandfather
@@angryyoungman66 lol reality
@@edjoflo3603 hey, I missed this. How Jonas is grandfather of Michael?
@@greenlight2913 The Unknown (Jonas and Martha's child) is Tronte's father, Tronte is Ulrich's father, Ulrich is Mikkel's father and Mikkel/Michael is Jonas' father.
Hanna is the mother of Jonas & Silja
Hanna is the grandmother of Noah & Agnes
Hanna is the great-grandmother of Charlotte (Inspector) born of Noah & Elizabeth
Hanna is the great-great-grandmother of Elizabeth & Fransiska
Hanna is the mother in law of Bartosz
Hanna is the great-grandmother of Tronte
Hanna is the great-great-grandmother of Ulrich
Hanna is the great-great-great-grandmother of Magnus, Martha & Mikkel
Hanna is the wife of Mikkel (Michael Khanwald), Ulrich & Woller
Hanna is the great-great-great-great-grandmother of Jonas
Hanna is the great-great-great-great-great-grandmother of Unknown (Born of Jonas & 2nd world Martha)
Hanna is also the mother in law of Agnes & Martha
So, Hanna is the great-great-great-great-great-great-grandmother of Tronte and continues...
You know a series is complicated when you can't even keep up with the "Explained" video
When Katharina got killed by her mom she lost her chain which jonas finds in 2019/20 (season 1) when he is on the lake with Martha kinda funny that the cast had these Details already in Season 1 for Season 3
Remember the day when Martha, Magnus, Bartozh, and Jonas went to the lake/beach? Bartozh, Martha and Magnus were swimming and Bartozh was pranking/telling a scary story to Martha about a woman who was drowned in that lake and was haunting the people swimming in it? That was an amazing detail referencing/foreshadowing Katharina's death which happened in the next season.
@@clertexcronius4667 there are alot of detailing in the story
Likely because unlike classic episode shows like STNG this ones script was finished from the very beginning. Otherwise you will struggle to create a story that truly makes sense within such a complex nature and you won’t be able to create such lovely details.
The downside of it (from a producers point of view) is of course that it limits the show from the very beginning to a set piece of seasons while other shows such as Lost, Voyager or Game of Thrones where granted new seasons as long as people were hooked with it and producers finally decide to come to an end.
CoIdHeat more shows should do this tho. Game of throw a was horrible as it ended
@@CoIdHeat game of thrones first 4 seasons are very close to the books of GRR Martin, after Season 5 they loosen the ties to the books, because Martin hasnt published the last books. And onwards from this the show got worse. Season 6 was still pretty good though.
So this shows how important a coherent story is. And that's why many shows get worse after their first season.
My boy Ulrich got done dirty. Went back in time to save his son, spent his entire life in prison... fineeeee he kinda tried to kill a boy but WE ALL MAKE MISTAKES!
Dude, you're a hero. This video is amazing!
But he's cheater 😂 even in pararel universe . He deserves it lol
Lol
I mean. ....Ulrich went the long mile to save his son....But he was shown to be cheat, a liar, and a general piece of shit. This is all very mild stuff, and he didn't deserve to be locked in a mental institution for 40 years....but he was no hero. ...
...On another note, with Ulrich. Unlike Cole from 12 Monkeys, the guy gets to be coherent. He should be smart enough to game the system to get out. Instead he's doing puzzles.
And it was only ONE kid!
A moment of silence for Ulrich, the unluckiest guy on Earth. He definitely deserved a better fate
Nah. He's a cheater. In every world.
He deserved it. XD
@@chickentowel7036 autism in action.
@@chickentowel7036 And he nearly killed a child. Yikes
@@chickentowel7036 cheaters deserve a fate worse than death? You need serious help
@@clownworld4655 that's what you said not me.
After watching Dark, I can't view any other series as worth watching. The bar is set so high. Damn.
So so true....!
The Leftovers on HBO was also a very very good series dealing with somewhat similar themes but more on the spiritual side.
Mr Robot is the only one in the same tier IMO, perfectly done from start to finish pretty much and mindblowing plot twists.
You could try Two and a half men.
@@jonijarvenpaa3604 Mr robot collapsed under the weight of its own complexities. Too many loose ends and things thrown in just for the sake of it.
The writer had no clue where to take the show after season 2.
I just have to go back and watch the whole series because I lost track of all the versions of Martha.
They are all different, but literally like 2 of them weren’t far future versions of Martha.
The one in Jonas' world just dies every time by Adam shooting her. There are actually 2 alt-world Marthas, the one that goes back for Jonas and helps make Adam into who he is (which is later killed), and the one that Batosz stops and ends up shooting Jonas and becoming Eve.
Just like there are 2 Jonas, the one who becomes Adam and the one who gets shot, it's simpler with him because alt-Jonas doesn't exist (Hannah's baby from Ulrich is Silja, I think).
Try finding which scenes in seasons 1 and 2 are from alternate reality ;)
@@DominikKozaczko there aren't any apart from the final scene of season 2
@@pairot01 i thought Hannah's baby Silja was her and Egon ;o
One of THE best shows I've seen in a long time. How could you not love a very complicated very paradoxical show...I love it. Also, im glad that there are others out there who also think that time is not linear
People just starting to watch the show, finishing season 1:
Oh my god it is so mindblowing, Mikkel is Jonas's father wow!
People who already finished the show:
Haha, that's cute. Hold my Gretchen.
Literally thats wayy compli than ghis
Jonas himself is the reason for him to be alive. Basically he is his own great great great grandson
For real!!
@@abishek1910 how?
@@shruyotimanandhar9765 Go finish the series first.
~Jonas's father was Mikkel (+Hannah). Mikkel's father was Ulrich (+Katarina). Ulrich's father was Tronte (+Jana). Tronte's father was The Uknown/The Origin (+Agnes). The Uknown's/The Origin's father was Jonas (+Martha). Jonas's father was Mikkel (+hannah)...~
Loophole.
Thus noone of these characters exist in the Origin World.
It's Obvious
Only Hannah, Katarina, Woller and his sister(LGBTQ), Peter, Regina exists other characters don't exists...
when does it say that trontes father was the unknown?
* Loop. Not Loophole.
@@GoatKnife unknown gives a bangle to young tronte at caves and tells him to give that bangle to agnes.but he gave that to yana.he also told him he named the boy as tronte.
@@deepakbisht7764 Not quite. Only the offsprings from the relationship between Egon and Hannah don't exist, as Hannah did never travel back to the 50s. If you cross them out, starting with Silja, whoever is left also existed in the origin world. This includes, beside those you already mentioned: Greta Doppler, Bernd Doppler, Helge Doppler (father and grandparents of Peter Doppler), Egon Tiedemann, Doris Tiedemann and Claudia Tiedemann (mother and greatparents of Regina Tiedemann). Some of them (e.g. Egon) have passed away, but they existed in the origin world.
So tannhaus did save his family by creating a time machine!!
What a paradox!
wow that's insane
AND HE WUD NEVER KNOW THAT HE DID ALL THIS ! THATS EVEN INSANE! MAYBE WE'VE ALSO DONE THINGS WE DONT KNOW BECAUSE THEY HAPPENED IN AN ALTERNATE REALITY?
@@titikshadahraan2148 best time travel show ever created
FUUUUUUUCK
I will come back after 33 years to see my comment again.
Nein, die apokalypse
@@LuisSierra42 schön sei kennen zu lernen
that's if....you survive die apokalypse!
I just came back from 2053 and you never commented back..
epic
That scene where Tanhaus starts his machine by pushing two buttons simultaneously beautifully depicts that his action built two different worlds...
I'm truly shocked more people don't bring this show up. I just finished it last night and the show left me completely speechless. I'm gonna watch it again to catch more details I missed my first time watching.
how the heck the cast looks exactly the same to their different age counterpart??? 😂😂😂
yeah shout out to the germans for finding those actors,, they resemble each other so much XD XD
Sometimes they used the parents / children of the original actors, like young Peter is the son of old Peter in real life
@@szepi79 OMG thank you for confirming! I thought ain't No Way they found another actor that looks so much like old Peter, they have to be related!
@@stephyworld8713 you are welcome :)
I suggest reading wiki pages, like this :
dark-netflix.fandom.com/wiki/Peter_Doppler
Great casting!
I love that they didn't drag the show out longer than they needed
they kind of did. should have ened it a season 2. it was obvious they were making things up as they went along after that.
German efficiency
Season 1&2 great. Season 3 too complicated boring & made my brain hurt. Nevertheless I think they had season 3 already in mind... proof for this: the connecting points between season 1&3 e.g. the Katharina death & necklace story. And most story questions were answered. Complicated but it made as much sense as a time travel story can make.
Unlike programs like Lost that was obviously made up as they were going along in order to extend the story that made it from intriguing mystery puzzle to impossible to watch rubbish... gave up half way season 3
@@sofiaali193 u r fool if u gave up s3 half
I agree starting 4 episode were slow
But last 4 episode were just outstanding
The way they connect each and evry thing to beginning from end
U should watch whole season
Thank me later👌👌👍
@@hardik6918 I Did watch it all. I was comparing to "Lost" that I couldn't watch past season 3.
I could be wrong and missed this but I think Noah knew Bartosz was his dad in 1921 when he killed him. He hadn’t been travelling yet and he’d lived his whole life with his Dad at this point. We, the audience, didn’t know 1. Bartosz identity and 2. His relationship to Noah.
What we know is a drop, what we don't know is Ocean.
is a line taken from a verse in Quran
@@ahsanrajwani No, it's a quote from Isaac Newton.
@@Nikioko no it's from me 😂
@@unofficialnotmember8253 Schopenhauer? I don't think so. There are other wise quotes from him in the show but not that one.
It's also mentioned in Cloud Atlas. OMG. I watched Dark while reading Cloud Atlas. This is not a coincidence.
He did know that Bartosz was his father, that is why he is crying/whimpering before he kills him. He doesn't want to, but he must for Adam.
Exactly..
Yeah. He grew up with his dad and sister, so noway was Noah unaware exactly who he he was killing.
Noah always hated his father, simply because when Bartosz learnt Hanno/Noah was his son, he started to hate him because he knew who he eventually he turned out to be. That's another interesting bootstrap paradox on its own
every. single. thing. about. this. show. is. BRILLIANT.
the easter eggs that only make sense when we get to the reveals
the acting by each person of the cast (both young and old)
the casting (i mean, they genuinely look like their past/future selves)
the ambient music and the soundtrack!!!!
the way scenes were shot (impeccable)
the unbelievably complex yet gripping storyline that makes you want to sob and pull your hair out
it's just *chefs kiss* truly
I disagree
Tarantino: I like to present my movies in a non-linear structure.
Baran Bo Odar: hold my dark matter beer.
The writers of Dark have surpassed the screenplay writing of both Tarantino and Nolan.... When it comes to skewed timelines, non-linear narration
@@050138 Indeed!
chaman,charlie Inception and Pulp Fiction pale in comparison to the complexity of this show. I’m completely baffled as to how a human mind was able to conceive of such a story.
@@amysteriousviewer3772 Conceived, written excellently and executed briiliantly and ended perfectly.... The casting of all characters in their ages was top notch!
Even if we forget the multiple universes and the open ending, the writing in the first two seasons and how it plays on screen is nothing short of phenomenal....
Where many shows of the kind failed, Dark nails it - they could build an atmosphere of intrigue, suspence and terror without any ghosts or aliens, but just using time travel as a theme....
The great thing is that this is one of those rare shows which maintained it's quality from first episode to last!
@@amysteriousviewer3772 i guess you are right but you have to remember that they are two different formats. Movies has to tell a story in a couple of hours while Dark had 24+ hours. That way dark has more time to get complex
Here are two important points (at least I feel like worth mentioning):
1. The day in origin world, that Tannhaus activates his machine and creates the split worlds, is the same day in which the Unknown causes the accidents in both powerplants that lead to the barrels full of waste that fuel the time machines and are the source for the god particle (June 1986). Which is the reason the Unknown made sure the plant got build and he killed Bernd Doppler and the secretary for: to get the masterkey and the blueprints of the volume control unit which is the cause of the "Accident"
2. The show kind of gives away its purpose early in Season 3, as 1822-Tannhaus, when telling the story about bringing his wife back to life is almost the same motivation as Origin World Tannhaus and his reason for building his machine. 1822 Tannhaus even founds the society "Sic mundus creatus est", telling us that the worlds were created because Tannhaus wanted to bring someone back from the dead.
As a nice mention, Jonas tells Charlotte in Season 1, in order to bring one back from the dead, you need to get them while they are still alive (which is what he and Martha do when preventing the accident of Marek and his family. Also Marek calls the 2 "angels", and when Jonas is shot by Alt-Martha he lies on the floor with the family trees branching out and they form the image of angel wings growing from his shoulders.
Very good observations
That certainly is an interpretation. I felt it was that Jonas lands exactly where the family trees grew in different directions. On the Infinity Symbol. Which is what happened. I think your idea is cool, though.
Yeah I read your whole comment.I totally agree with you boii.Indeed a nice observation,(Specially the last one- wings👌🏻👌🏻)
Excellent observations ✔
I also saw the imagery of wings right away. Beautiful imagery.
For me, one of the characters that have the worst fate is Ulrich.
Though he keeps cheating on both timeline it's just that sucks to be accused of murder and then later to be admitted in a psych ward and waited for Catharina. Just sad
I mean, he did attempt to beat a child to death with a rock...
@@criley7755 The child who would later become a serial killer.
@@O_Mats. You mean Noah. Noah was the one killing the children, not Helge.
@@MrBa143 Helge helped him to do it.
I just realised that even if Martha and Jonas messed with time and created another loop in the origin world, either way Tannhaus's family will end up being saved by his time machine. Mind blown!
Nope they didn't created any other loop. They just terminated that loop in any nth cycle by destroying the origin...
Oh My God you're right. Even if Tannhause from the corrected origin world never builds the time machine and never knows that he once built one, his goal was accomplished. He saved his family by building a time machine. Even though it was Jonas and Martha who made it happen and he didn't do anything beside building the time machine and spliting reality creating the two wrong worlds that would eventually be corrected by saving his family therefore achieving his goal. Mind blowing indeed.
So technically, the origin world was destroyed when Tannhaus activated his time machine, but then this event was literally reversed when Martha and Jonas arrived at the origin world. Tannhaus indirectly turned back time of the origin world by allowing travelers from the 2 new worlds interfere with the origin's timeline. Mind blown indeed.
To add to this, maybe the origin world has 2 outcomes/timelines because of Schrodinger's cat. One outcome is the invention of the time machine, which ultimately leads to the destruction of the origin world. And the other outcome is the time machine not existing at all, which saves the origin world. Maybe the origin world was actually destroyed in one timeline, and not in the other. This is possible because when Tannhaus activated his machine, this was the same time at which the 'loophole' or 'junction' was created in the knot. This 'loophole' allowed for 2 outcomes; 2 possibilities of which leads to a world's fate. The origin world is included in this paradox because the time machine is literally part of the loophole, of which a nanosecond is only required to split an outcome. Jonas's and Martha's presence truly used the full advantage of the loophole to allow the origin world to split into its alternate fate: not being destroyed at all.
@@daniratm moral of the story: time travel is good, actually-so long as you’re ok with creating a couple of infinite/temporary hell-worlds
@@AmarezMusic and " the older Claudia" realised this thus sending Jonas and Martha from two separate worlds, in the origin world to stop the accident from happening
I was today years old when I found out that Hano is an anagram for Noah 🤯😟
k but its hanno (double n)
Cindy lou Betris what👀👀
@Cindy lou Betris tauber means deaf person..reference to Elizabeth
Happy Birthday! ;-)
And sonja for jonas😊
2:56 I was under the impression that Noah did know Bartosz was his father because he was raised by Bartosz just with both of them being a part of Sic Mundus. Bartosz brought Adam into Agnes and Hanno’s lives, but began to lose faith as he saw what Adam’s ‘mentorship’ and brainwashing of Hanno was doing to him. Anyone know if that’s wrong? I am almost positive Noah knew he was killing his father.
Same
Me too
He absolutely knew. Bartosz even makes a comment that he was waiting for this moment and it’s only right it’s you… or along those lines.
So to finally answer the biggest question: Why does no time Traveller seem to be able to take care of personal hygiene by taking a shower and go to the barber, except for Noah, Adam and Eve? You would think they have all the time in the world
Omg yes!! Remember the scene when Jonas was brought to the other world by the Martha in all black? And he was being such a weird creep (especially following her at school) trying to show her who he was. They had sex a couple scenes later and Jonas was just dirty as all hell, fingers and nails stained with blood and dirt. Face all dirty. I know his breath was stinking lol! Martha was nasty as hell for sleeping with him. And they were in her house but Jonas didn’t even think about having a shower
@@user-nh4ze4bx2d lol ikr!!!! my exact thoughts. it was disgusting and also annoying that they were having sex instead of doing what they are meant to do.
like really you just discovered an alternate and the first thing that comes to your mind is to get laid, dirty for that matter.
@@dave1T martha is hottt😍🤤🤤
@@user-nh4ze4bx2d But Jonas looked clean when Katharina saw him on the stairs with Martha on the other day, so maybe he did take a shower?
Yessssss! I was literally thinking the same thing like no one that time travels showers?
Me after watching season 1: " okay, I see what this is. Gonna have to use my brain meats to figure this one out"
Me after watching season 2: "i think I have faint idea of what's going on"
Me after watching season 3: "WTF"
Why is it called dark
Me after watching season 1: Why are they killing those kids?
Me after watching seadon 2: Why are they killing those kids?
Me after wacthing season 3: Why did they killed Yasin? That answer I never got.
@@lenaraleite1144 The kids were used for the experiments by Noah and Helge. They did not want to kill them but their chair did not work accordingly and they got killed in the process of time travelling. Although they time travelled but got killed in the process.
Yes! Especially in the 3rd season when it was revealed that this person is that person's ancestor, my brain officially kept melting
i think it was the oppsite way for me... i was crying for help trying to understand the main plot in the first two szns xD
Egon tiederman actually being one of the most important characters😳 his death could’ve destroyed almost every family tree’s;
Egon>claudia>regina>bartochz>noah&agnes>tronte>ulrich>magnus,martha&mikkel>jonas
PLUS; Egon+hannah>silja+bartchoz>noah>charlotte>Elizabeth
Gives me headaches everytime I try to picture the family trees. Agnes had an affair with her great great grandmother. And Tronte was in love with his great great grandmother as well lmao, same goes with Magnus and Francizsca omg ugh
fucking crazy
bartochz had a child with his step grandmother? no wonder they want a world without winden
@@ReikaMelo worst part is Martha’s great-great grandfather is Jonas 😭… I’ll never get over that
point of the whole show: u should never fk family!
This goes to the person who created the story of DARK: What motivated you to create this story? I just want to let you know that you are a genius and you need to make more stories like this!
What i know from an interview, if i ressemble it right: they had a family drama and thought that it wouldnt be enough for their netflix pitch. So they mixed it up with another made story/idea which i think was the scifi/time travel part to make it more complex.
So they knew from start on what would be the goal of the series.
Jantje Friese wrote Dark, her husband directed it
The future self of the writer went to the past to tell them the outline of the story.
From what I remember reading, they weren't very happy with how LOST handled time travel, so the writer did their own time travel story.
@@Cthulhu013 I was afraid Dark will end up like Lost but hell no They perfected it
Whenever someone pronounces Franziska as Francesca, a small fairy dies
Idk what's so difficult in pronouncing those names as in the show.
also jonas.
Ah, thats why I see so few lately.
@@kacpersuski4459 It's because the dubbed versions of the names sound different. For example, in the version I watched, its JO-nas and Mar-THa not YO-nas and Marta. But Franziska is still pronounced the German way... so I dunno what's up there.
I pronounce it..franshiska
Prof: What have you learned from my subject?
Me: What we know is a drop, what we dont know is an ocean
One thing which I personally noticed (and was the best thing for me in the entire series), but didn't saw elsewhere is that in the season 3 when Jonas is trying to kill himself, but saved by Noah. Noah tells him that it's impossible for Jonas to die now as eventually he'll turn into Adam.
He demonstrates it by handing Jonas the gun and when he tries to shoot himself, the bullet never comes out. But when Noah points it elsewhere and pulls the trigger, the bullet is shot.
At first, it felt like a supernatural activity, but it was a beautiful rationality. When Jonas shot the gun, he pulled the trigger exactly 5 times, which means that the gun had only one bullet which got shot by Noah🤯
The timeline couldn't change and they did that very logically 👏👏
That's brilliant! Thanks for explaining that. I thought the several scenes where the the gun did no't fire was one of those "ex machina" narrative devices, but no it's really as you explained. Genius writers!
The model he used doesn't work like that. It doesn't matter if a magazine have 1 or 10 rounds in it. The reason the pistol keeps jamming is explained by quantum suicide and immortality thought experiment. Jonas needs to live to become Adam in the future so every time he pulls the trigger a reality is split into 2. In 1st one pistol jams and Jonas is alive and in 2nd he dies. We don't see timelines in which he dies, bcs they can't exist.
And yet, so many years later Noah seems to have forgotten his own advice and tries to kill Adam. The gun doesn't go off there either. Then Agnes comes in and it goes off. That's my favorite part about it. Not just Noah saving Jonas, but then Noah trying to kill Jonas and it fails.
Dude, you're amazing for doing these and it would probably take me 33 years to express my gratitude!
Season 1 - "The question is not where , but when"
Season 3 - "The question is not when , but where"
Season 3 was more like "The question is wtf"
At 2:50 why did you say Noah dint know Bartosz was his father when there is no indication of the same? Dint he pretty much grow up with his sister and saw the death of his mother by childbirth with his father?
Exactly!! Thank you
Yeah. I'm sure he knew Bartosz was his father; he just killed him because he felt a strong obligation and faith for Adam.
yes he did know he was his father.
It's just that the AUDIENCE didn't know they were related yet. That was revealed in season 3.
@@anonyKinetic He maybe even knew that he must murder his father so the cyclus can continue or needs to continue at this point
Season 2 remains my favourite season, it had the emotional punch, and was easy to follow along with, season 3 was wayyyy to complicated, and dragged at times, allthough it ended amazingly
Lol don’t think you could pull off something like it without it being complicated
Didn’t feel dragged out to me though
Actually wanted more scenes to clarify some stuffs
@@asquared5786 "Actually wanted more scenes to clarify some stuffs" I.E too complicated
dude! agreed, it really did drag and seeing the same events pan out in the alt world was sorta boring! and hearing the same dialogues , again and again, ughh, the whole the end is the beginning, ugh, got me very annoyed!
@@abhikumar4913 And they went back to doing those montages towards the end of the episodes which they did a lot in season 1, which really doesnt add anything
JeyEL I liked them in season 1, they were kind of a recap that showed you when and where all the characters currently were at. In season 3 they were just there to be there
Watching this with my cat who is also my sister’s daughter’s aunt 33 years ago
Watched season 3 when my childhood cat (I'm 58) strolled into the room.
There are somethings wrong in your explanation, for instance:
@ 4:58 you say Noah finds out that Charlotte is his daughter which is a completely wrong inference. He knew from the beginning that Charlotte is his daughter. His reaction of surprise and anger was because after reading what was written in those missing pages he realized that he was lied to by Adam about who kidnapped his daughter in 2041 ( Adam put the blame on Claudia because 2041 Noah already suspected Claudia of being shady whereas Adam himself devise the plan of BABY Charlotte's kidnapping with the help of MadMaX Elizabeth and Older Charlotte )
You are right.
MadMax Elizabeth lmao
Lol Madmax Elizabeth!
MadMaX Elizabeth, best fucking nickname ever.
Why wouldn’t young Hanno/Noah know that Bartosz is his father? He grew up with him from 1904 till 1921 and none of them left that time period. Am I missing something?
Maybe he did know it but he believed in Adam’s plan
You're right, there's nothing pointing to Noah not knowing Bartosz is his father, he's just a fanatic.
In fact, Noah is the one who guides Bartosz in season 1, it's a clear theme of the series for adult offspring to guide their young parents. And then there's Charlotte and Elisabeth...
I think he did know, which is why in season 1 Noah seeks out Bartosz
@@melaniebest5623 yeah. before killing him they have conversation about faith in Adam plan.
Yes, I got the same thought. Although I was reading many comments and someone said that Agnes and Hanno were adopted by the Hotel's owner. I don't know where they found this information.
This recap made me realise this show was even better than I initially understood. Thank you.
I have ran out of superlatives for this series. Still revealing itself even after it has ended. Makes inception look like a teen movie🤪
This show is by far the most excellent show ever created, the story line, the cast, the connection of everything and everyone is on another level. I just want to be there when they created the storyline !! This show is really superb!!
15:57 When I was watching this last scene for the first time .... I thought Jonas and Martha would suddenly appear in the middle of the road, "CAUSING" H.G. Tannhaus's family accident. Jonas & Martha would be the ones to start the loop-a loop that would never end. That would have been an interesting ending too.
Did not have the patience to finish it. Too much! Thanks for this video!
This season opened up a can of worms full of incest.
Bartoz wife is silja who is half sister of claudia who is grandmother of bartoz
Hannah has affair with ulrich who is grand son of agnes who is grand daughter of hannah.
Jonas is son of mikel who is great great grand son of unknow who is jonas son
This is series is full of complicated relationship
The most mind blowing one to me was finding out Charlotte was daughter to her own daughter, Elizabeth, making Elizabeth grandmother to herself.
@@MyUnsecretIdentity it was revealed way before that season
Honestly, I'm just surprised noone is his own father / her own mother
Even Agnes and the unknown are first cousins
@@meisterlert5650 that genuinely wouldn't be possible.
Storyline is FLAWLESS. I can’t find any loopholes despite how complex the story is. Casting is SUPERB. Ending is SATISFYING. Everything in this series is well-thought and I love it so much 🥺🥲 didn’t want it to end but it had to and it just ended perfectly without giving me any disappointments. Kudos to everyone behind Dark!
I also didn't wanted to see a loophole in this but i think there's a mistake that in S1 when Mikkel reaches to Egon then Egon is already investigating the Rape case accusation of Ulrich & in that report the witness is written as HANNAH KAHNWALD & not Hannah Krüger. Why !! This can't be a mistake 😩🌚😭. Or is it because it's a corruptive set of world just like Eve's world which was created by Origin world? So can it be explained by a glitch in the matrix?
@@RitikMaurya07 Oooohhh I see ._. I think the producers really missed that for real 😂 nonetheless the series is still the most well-thought one I’ve watched so far.
@@qcarat17 Exactly !! Masterpiece is just a small word for it
The Switch Point is the loophole.
The part where the infinity cycle is broken, where time stood still. Meh.
The writers took advantage of that.
The character took advantage of that too.
You can retcon anything in that.
I feel robbed of the ending.
MCU explained it better, there should be another timeline created but in Dark they're still in the same cycle.
Quantum Entanglement. Meh.
No wonder they said something about a bootleg paradox.
This is a bootleg paradox after all.
2:49 Surely Noah knows that Bartosz is his dad at this point? He was born in 1904 and spent the next 17 years living with his dad Bartosz. Why are you saying he doesn't know Bartosz is his dad?
exactly
Just came here to say this, I don't think Young Noah did any travelling in between 1904 and 1921, he was raised by Silja and Bartosz (relatively) normally right?
@@roryhensen yeah
Yeahhhhh omg
He actually killed his dad when he was younger
That's a show I won't forget my whole life
Watching season 1: 😊
Watching season 2: 🤔
Watching season 3: 👁️👄👁️
I remember that Bartozs, Magnus and Martha are swimming in the lake in 2019 during that one scene in season 3. Bartoszs tells Martha this old scary story of a dead woman lying at the bottom of the lake waiting to grab onto your ankles and pull you down to the bottom to drown you.
And then realising Katerina's mother kills her and decides to hide her at the bottom of that same lake in 1987.
So that must be the origin of that ghost story.
Tyrion: I once took a jackass and a honeycomb to a brothel
Woller: I once hurt my eye
Tyrion: okay...you gonna finish your story?
Woller: nah you first
Tyrion: sigh....
Gretchen: I once ate a pinecone and went into a cave
gretchen from you're the worst?
This is amazing.
nostalgene Gretchen from... from Dark.
Boudicca what are you wearing “gretchen from dark”
@@KHH595 ohh lol I've had too much tv for 2 life times
This was so helpful. Wow. I just finished watching the entire series and had so many questions. You explained everything perfectly and answered so many questions I had. Thank you.
I just hope Marek, Sonja, and Charlotte Tannhaus have even a faint understanding of what happened for them to live. What those two angels truly sacrificed for them.
(im bad with names, binge watched the series) Now that i think about it, the reference about the elephant, that one person can only see one side and not realize that its an elephant, but it needs 3 people to see all angles to tell its one, is a refference as to the Schrödinger's cat too.
Because as time travelers, they are both seeing the elephant from 3 angles (past, present, future), but at the same time, they're only one person who see one angle only.
Among the million other reasons i absolutly love this series, i love how it all happens in the same town which people have lived in for generations. I mean it would be amazing to travel back in time to see your parents as young teens and your ancestors alive.
Man, nothing compares to the experience you get when you watch this show for the first time.. mindblowing masterpiece.
This show is a complete masterpiece, it had me sitting on the edge of my seat from beginning to end. Beautiful
the best show ever , it feels so nice to keep discussing this story time and time again and often end up knowing new things.
When my mom came into my room, I switched to porn because it was easiest to explain.
@John Cassel sry john :(
HAhaha, literally!
I’ve been a moviegoer all my life, not really a TV series fan. Got netflix recently and decided to give Dark a go; my first Netflix series.
Now that I’ve finished it, i don’t think there will be a better TV series than this. Dark has set the bar very high for other TV shows, or maybe it’s just me who loves watching mind-fuck/psychological dramas and thrillers, but Dark was just so perfect in all aspects.
The plot was so mind-bendingly fascinating in itself. Obv not flawless, nothing can be flawless when dealing with time travel, but just as a TV show which deals it was so astonishing. The romantic bond between Jonas and Martha complemented the plot so well. Combined with the subtle horror factor as well as heavy science and not making it too intricate just has me so amazed.
The characters felt so real. The change in tone moving from one timeline to another was so beautiful. We went from 1880s with horse carriages and little cottages to 2052 dystopian yet futuristic world, which had that future vibe too.
But what captivated me the most were the characters.
- The protagonist himself, Jonas. So lovable, and to see his life progress through pain yet not losing hope felt so great.
- The charming minister/priest. Played the villain role at S1 and S2 almost to near perfection. Every scene with him as the dark priest was so chilling and capturing. Adam played the antagonist so well too.
- The beguiling portrayal of adult Jonas/the stranger. Him as an 1900s inventor, doing whatever he can to fix and make use broken mechanism to achieve his objective.
- The roller-coaster of emotions due to Claudia, Katharina, Hannah, you love them once next you hate them.
- The politeness of Egon, the innocent look of Helge, the loving father in Peter, the relationship between Tannhaus and Charlotte.
- And ofc, the character development of Ulrich - going from a cheating husband to a motivated father, doing absolutely whatever it takes to get his son back.
Very well said sir👌
You are right it is sooo good. You might want to try out Legion for something as intense.
Have you seen Twin Peaks?
its really impressive how this show managed to become progressively grander as it went on in a convincing way. almost every single episode added new stakes and early on a lot of new characters and concepts shoved into the mix at a pretty breakneck pace considering the sheer GIRTH of the dark fandom wiki
It would be great if timelines from each main characters' perspective can be made in separate videos! Would greatly help people grasp different character's development!
Also, the timeline from the time machine apparatus chronology seems interesting. How it gets passed off from person to person at different times and jumps through time as well.