I can understand your frustration that "nothing new happens" or changes, but that in itself is the beauty of Dark. One of the core ideas of the show is that time is deterministic and no matter how hard the characters try to alter outcomes or change events, they can't since everything that has happened will always happen. This episode is very important, not necessarily because it advances the story, but more because it serves as an expository episode explaining the reasons why certain events had to occur the way they did (i.e. why Michael had to hang himself) and why certain characters act the way that they do. Things do start developing more in the future episodes, but keep watching! Dark truly is a masterpiece.
Actually the question whether or not time is deterministic is a metaphor for the question if we can change things in our own life. So answering the question now would be rather pointless. People simply expect that time travel is a metaphor for what we would change if we could which basically EVERY OTHER time travel story shows. Eerily none of the time travlers on either side ever consider time to be deterministic... but that is because they are told that it's not... but these time travelers are simply Jonas, Claudia, Noah, Helge, Bartosz, Hannah... who are all told by either Jonas or Claudia. Most importantly Jonas and Claudia tell themselves and each other without ever gathering any evidence for their statements. Just like in heroes (and another show that currently eludes me) time travel is used to shove a large piece of retroactively revelaing something about the exposition that was wrong.
I can't be serious watching a show around these guys lmao
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The show is cliche predictable and unintentionally funny 😄 I don't blame them. But yes, despite being cliché, it keeps you want watching. A second watch would definitely be boring.
@ "a second watch would be boring" lmfao WHAT?? Dark should be watched at least two or three times per season to get to understand everything or almost. And no, it's not boring at all.
Interesting that they seemed to have forgotton about it completely. Other people were enraged about Martha hooking up with Bartosz when she clearly had a relationship with Jonas. But here you realize that it was so complicated. That's IF you realize that this is indeed the backstory of episode one instead of still wondering what the beach scene changes. So from his POV Martha hooked up with him a day before his father committed suicide. He probably never called her since they were not close enough for him to seek her comfort. He then went into therapy at a psych ward. From her perspective Jonas was hitting on her talking about true love before his father killed himself. Although he had claimed that they were soulmates or something he never called and went to France where he, according to his best friend, laid some french girls... probably with his "we are perfect for each other" technique.
It makes sense that Bart is the type of person who would backstab Jonas to be with Martha. I'm sure he embellished the France story to make Jonas look like a total dick.
@@billross7245 I'm not sure why people think that Bartosz is a bad guy. He only found out about Martha and Jonas at the end of s1/in november. The only one who backstabbed someone is travelled Jonas who actually started the affair regardless of his knowledge.
Important to remember that the time travel we've been seeing in the show is purely deterministic which doesn't allow for multiple timelines. That's why it's a mindfuck.
To be precise: so far it could be completely deterministic. Ulrich's actions make a strong argument for determinism. Tannhaus assumes it must be deterministic. And yet for some reason Claudia, Noah, Jonas and Stranger-Jonas all claim that it is not... although none of them ever tried to make a massive change. They all claim that the things that look deterministic simply happen the same in each iteration of the time loop. So we still have to wait and see... and this is apparently what the guys do not realize: A deterministic time loop with nothing ever changing is not only an option. It is the better option storytelling wise.
We warned you guys that this series is confusing af... but also mind-blowing! How the writers can come up w/ this? Brilliant. Also, I love how talkative juice was this episode. I think is the first episode he has talked the most this entire series, & I am here for it. 🙌🏼
This is were the affair of Ulrich and Hannah begins. And her evil eye: she's jealous, because she's been obsessed with him since childhood! 😄 And you're wonder about Michael's behavior: He has nothing to do with his former self, tried to finish with it. Of course it's a shock when he sees his younger self again, which reminds him of what has happened to him. 😪
The kiss between Jonah and Martha. I hate romantic stuff but the music did it for me this time. And you guys ruined the moment... Oh come on...you gotta stop laughing once in a while (I adore you all and love your reactions). No hard feelings lol
Alone they probably would have. In a group tension moments like that usually create laughter to alleviate it. And that scene was super charged tension filled
I think you guys forgot Jonas believed that his father's suicide was the event to create the knot and stopping it would mean undoing everything and setting time straight and normal. In other words, it would erase his existence. So honestly, allowing himself a little moment with his crush before going to never having been born is not that shocking. I believe Claudia basically told Jonas that it doesn't matter if he exists or not, the knot still will be there. So Adam lied to him that by erasing himself he would erase the knot. Not sure why I'm written this, you're already in season 3 and know what she meant :P
Rubella is a childhood viral illness also known as German measles (although it's not related to the measles virus). The illness is usually mild in children. Complications are more common in adults, and include arthritis, encephalitis, and neuritis. But the real danger from rubella is to unborn children. _A woman who contracts rubella infection during pregnancy can pass the infection to the developing fetus. Such pregnancies are at risk of spontaneous abortion or premature birth. If the fetus survives, the child may suffer from a wide range of birth defects, including deafness, eye defects, cardiac defects, mental retardation, bone lesions, and other abnormalities. Together, the defects are known as Congenital Rubella Syndrome (CRS). Of children whose mothers are infected during their first trimester of pregnancy, studies suggest that between 50% and 90% will suffer from CRS._ - Rubella | History of Vaccines
in ep 6 of season2 you find out that "mikkel" killed himself and jonas sent him in the cave.....u did not find these out in the first 5 mins of season 1 lol
On another note: A lot of people think that it is unrealistic that Hannah did not recognize Mikkel... and here we are told that she has not seen him in a while and she is taking recognizing him as a déjà-vue. Like others said we learn a chunk of backstory that smoothens the odd backstory of the first season. So how about instead of stacking up your expectations about instant change time travel mechanics that won't happen in this show you might instead focus on what is revealed to you?
That leap year joke just blew my mind! And now I've got an amazing idea that I guess could be some amazing script addition. Judge for yourself. I watched the entire series, actually I watched it five times (so far), so I know the spoilers, but I'm just saying that my idea could be a pretty sick addition of how things might have happened. In this show "our days" events is a "future", relatively to "present day" 1986, and time travelling happens in 2019 AND 2020, a year/season after. So they was travelling in 2019 in season 1, but then they continue to travel a year later, in 2020 in season 2. 2020 WAS actually a leap year. Now imagine that. On February 29, 2020 they could travel back in time. But since there's no February 29 33/66/99 years back or forward from 2020, they would end up in the closest to "33 years rule back or forward" year to 2020, which is February 29, 1888. Actually, later in the show they showed us that exact year. Now imagine this. Some local folks in 1888 could notice them and think that they're all witches and evil sorcerers, since they're all look unusual, and they showed up out of nowhere. Some local(s) might have seen them appearing out of thin air. Some local authorities might wanna burn them all, like witches, even if it's not medieval anymore, starting with Jonas, their leader, on the bonfire (or whatever it's called in English, not my native language). Jonas is burned and nearly dead, and all the others of them are next. That's how Jonas could became "burned" Adam. Then they scream about they will tell them everything if they spare Jonas and the rest of them. They told them, some local authorities (not just regular people), about how they ended up here, about time travelling, and this bunch of high-ranking local folks, wether Jonas and his friends initially want this or not, later would became the first ever members of Sic Mundus, people who knew about time travelling, forming a secret society under Jonas' leadership, since only him and his friends know about how to travel. The only plot hole here is they stopped burning "witches" in Europe somewhere around 1600s, but still… That could be local authorities' way of illegaly find out things and make Jonas and his friends talk. Another plot hole in my idea is in 2020 they're all teenagers, and teenage Jonas can't be burned, since middle age Jonas still doesn't look like Adam. Yet. And middle aged Jonas and friends are stucked in 1920s, not in 2020. But maybe Jonas and Co could travel from the year 1920 (but than this shold happen in 2019, in season 1, 'cause they're first travelled in 1920s in season 2, and the year was 1921 already, travelling from 2020), or the next leap year, 1924, where they're all stucked in for quite some time canonically, to 1788 from 1920 (or 1792 from 1924), 132 years back (33 + 33 + 33 + 33, to the closest leap year). And it's much more believable that 1700s' people might wanna burn them like witches. That would be some amazing alternative way to explain how Jonas was disfigured and how the original members of Sic Mundus are the people from far past (even against Jonas' initial will to tell them about time travelling). But Jonas is still the original creator of this secret society, and they should listen to him. That all might be season3 alt. Martha's cruel joke to 1920s' Jonas and friends, suggesting them to time travel on February 29 while escaping herself from their time with her orb time machine and not travelling with them.
4:00: Yes, the 2019 Jonas of course doesn't know what 2020 Jonas does. And for the first time, the 33 years increment is broken. Normally, 2020 Jonas could only have travelled to 1987 or 2053 etc., but noe he travels back one year to 2019.
See - wouldn't Michael know that he would kill himself prior to meeting time travelling Jonas because he was Mikkel and Mikkel was old enough to know that his friend's dad killed himself? If I was Michael and know the exact day that I was going to die, that would be terrifying and I would have tried to leave town to avoid that fate.
Y'all are so funny. I need y'all to review The Expanse next (a show I'm sure you'll love). It's not nearly as convoluted as Dark, has super relevant issues, and it's sci-fi at its best, TBH.
Had a big grin on my face for almost the entire reaction, one of your funniest ones yet! Yeah of course you're ribbing Dark, but i don't mind when it's this entertaining.
Well, whatever Jonas does, he will become Adam either way. So it's no surprise he went with Claudia. If he wouldn't have, he would somehow become Adam either way.
in fact, whether michael kills himself or not does not change the fact that jonas is alive. what would change would be if mikkel did not enter the cave and go back in time. this way jonas wouldn't be born.
I always thought that by Michael killing himself, that causes Jonas to go to June 2019 to try to stop him, and it’s there he finds out that he’s the one that needs to bring Mikkel back. So, if Michael doesn’t kill himself, then Jonas doesn’t end up bringing him back for two reasons. He doesn’t know he has to do it, and second, his future self won’t be there
I think Michael has to kill himself because in Jonas' timeline he already has killed himself so if he doesn't do it everything that happend in Jonas' past can't possibly have happened.
@Mr. Penguin Hey now, no need for snark. The show is obviously very complex and it's normal for people to be confused. This is a very fair question that I've wondered about and have seen posed many times on the Dark subreddit. I do think the best explanation is, as mentioned, the gang doesn't ever decide to go the caves until after Michael kills himself, so if he didn't kill himself, there is a chance the kids would never explore the caves and Mikkel would never go back in time.
Or maybe because the moment Jonas "loses" Mikkel is exactly when he has that vision of his dead dad in the woods. If his dad had been alive, he wouldn't have been startled and lost his grip on Mikkel. He might even have not gone in the woods with the other kids in the first place.
I don't think they should. I haven't watched it myself, but the trailer for season 2 already gave too much away. Just going into it blindly without having any idea of what's going to happen always makes for a better experience in my opinion.
Okay, I'm going to go with a personal theory here. "Black Mirror" was an influence on the people that wrote "Dark". In the episode "San Junipero" two women fall in love, and the theme song of the episode is Belinda Carlisle's "Heaven is a Place on Earth" which the two women dance to. When Katharina hears the song she immediately wants to dance with Charlotte. Are they trying to tell us something about the two of them?
different timelines ? noooooooooooooo think WAY bigger ! i called this episode "the targaryen paradox" 2 more to go and you still have no idea of what is about to come
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ive never heard the entirety of juice labs be more quiet than when martha strolled outta that water lmfao
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This is the best episode for me in season 2. The talk between Jonas and Mikkel is heart breaking. 💔
Watch four men slowly lose their minds 😂
I can understand your frustration that "nothing new happens" or changes, but that in itself is the beauty of Dark. One of the core ideas of the show is that time is deterministic and no matter how hard the characters try to alter outcomes or change events, they can't since everything that has happened will always happen. This episode is very important, not necessarily because it advances the story, but more because it serves as an expository episode explaining the reasons why certain events had to occur the way they did (i.e. why Michael had to hang himself) and why certain characters act the way that they do. Things do start developing more in the future episodes, but keep watching! Dark truly is a masterpiece.
Actually the question whether or not time is deterministic is a metaphor for the question if we can change things in our own life.
So answering the question now would be rather pointless.
People simply expect that time travel is a metaphor for what we would change if we could which basically EVERY OTHER time travel story shows.
Eerily none of the time travlers on either side ever consider time to be deterministic... but that is because they are told that it's not... but these time travelers are simply Jonas, Claudia, Noah, Helge, Bartosz, Hannah... who are all told by either Jonas or Claudia. Most importantly Jonas and Claudia tell themselves and each other without ever gathering any evidence for their statements.
Just like in heroes (and another show that currently eludes me) time travel is used to shove a large piece of retroactively revelaing something about the exposition that was wrong.
I can't be serious watching a show around these guys lmao
The show is cliche predictable and unintentionally funny 😄 I don't blame them. But yes, despite being cliché, it keeps you want watching. A second watch would definitely be boring.
@ Yet you are watching the reactions
@ "a second watch would be boring" lmfao WHAT?? Dark should be watched at least two or three times per season to get to understand everything or almost. And no, it's not boring at all.
@Turtle Kingdom BITCH can you plz suggest some series which are best in this genre ??, I loved dark and I want to see this type of series !!
@Turtle Kingdom BITCH nope , do hi dekha hain , death note and monster
Do you remember back in episode 1 of season 1, when Martha hooks up with Bartosz and then says to Jonas that "what happened last summer was nothing"?
Interesting that they seemed to have forgotton about it completely. Other people were enraged about Martha hooking up with Bartosz when she clearly had a relationship with Jonas.
But here you realize that it was so complicated.
That's IF you realize that this is indeed the backstory of episode one instead of still wondering what the beach scene changes.
So from his POV Martha hooked up with him a day before his father committed suicide. He probably never called her since they were not close enough for him to seek her comfort. He then went into therapy at a psych ward.
From her perspective Jonas was hitting on her talking about true love before his father killed himself. Although he had claimed that they were soulmates or something he never called and went to France where he, according to his best friend, laid some french girls... probably with his "we are perfect for each other" technique.
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Is the last bit about Bartosz saying stuff speculation on your part? It's totally in character but is it just your theory?
@@pseudonymousbeing987 In s1 Bartosz covered for Jonas being in the asylum by saying he had gone to France to "play hide the baguette"
It makes sense that Bart is the type of person who would backstab Jonas to be with Martha. I'm sure he embellished the France story to make Jonas look like a total dick.
@@billross7245 I'm not sure why people think that Bartosz is a bad guy. He only found out about Martha and Jonas at the end of s1/in november. The only one who backstabbed someone is travelled Jonas who actually started the affair regardless of his knowledge.
Important to remember that the time travel we've been seeing in the show is purely deterministic which doesn't allow for multiple timelines. That's why it's a mindfuck.
We shall see. The show isn't over yet.
To be precise: so far it could be completely deterministic. Ulrich's actions make a strong argument for determinism. Tannhaus assumes it must be deterministic. And yet for some reason Claudia, Noah, Jonas and Stranger-Jonas all claim that it is not... although none of them ever tried to make a massive change. They all claim that the things that look deterministic simply happen the same in each iteration of the time loop. So we still have to wait and see... and this is apparently what the guys do not realize: A deterministic time loop with nothing ever changing is not only an option. It is the better option storytelling wise.
@@billross7245 it is
2:20 had me dying for about 5 minutes lmao
We warned you guys that this series is confusing af... but also mind-blowing! How the writers can come up w/ this? Brilliant. Also, I love how talkative juice was this episode. I think is the first episode he has talked the most this entire series, & I am here for it. 🙌🏼
14:53 dayum they missed the throwback in the dialogue to the first season and young Ulrich and Hannah talking in the bus stop.. just reversed.
yeah, they also missed, that Jonas couldn't kill Hitler in the bunker ... they "missed" the whole show so far ;)
The woman with old Magnus could be old Franciszca...
Is Franziska
2:15 that's one hot aunt
This is were the affair of Ulrich and Hannah begins. And her evil eye: she's jealous, because she's been obsessed with him since childhood! 😄
And you're wonder about Michael's behavior: He has nothing to do with his former self, tried to finish with it. Of course it's a shock when he sees his younger self again, which reminds him of what has happened to him. 😪
Dark is about “Hell” for sure. That’s why it’s uncomfortable.
It reminds me of storn of the century where the character of André linoge says hell is repetition.
2:14-2:21
Why...why did the table in front of y'all suddenly get slightly higher in frame?
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"Is it a leap year?!" I died!! 🤣🤣🤣
The kiss between Jonah and Martha. I hate romantic stuff but the music did it for me this time. And you guys ruined the moment... Oh come on...you gotta stop laughing once in a while (I adore you all and love your reactions). No hard feelings lol
Alone they probably would have. In a group tension moments like that usually create laughter to alleviate it. And that scene was super charged tension filled
I think you guys forgot Jonas believed that his father's suicide was the event to create the knot and stopping it would mean undoing everything and setting time straight and normal. In other words, it would erase his existence. So honestly, allowing himself a little moment with his crush before going to never having been born is not that shocking.
I believe Claudia basically told Jonas that it doesn't matter if he exists or not, the knot still will be there. So Adam lied to him that by erasing himself he would erase the knot. Not sure why I'm written this, you're already in season 3 and know what she meant :P
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_A woman who contracts rubella infection during pregnancy can pass the infection to the developing fetus. Such pregnancies are at risk of spontaneous abortion or premature birth. If the fetus survives, the child may suffer from a wide range of birth defects, including deafness, eye defects, cardiac defects, mental retardation, bone lesions, and other abnormalities. Together, the defects are known as Congenital Rubella Syndrome (CRS). Of children whose mothers are infected during their first trimester of pregnancy, studies suggest that between 50% and 90% will suffer from CRS._
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in ep 6 of season2 you find out that "mikkel" killed himself and jonas sent him in the cave.....u did not find these out in the first 5 mins of season 1 lol
You guys are fucking losing it. Keep it up!
On another note: A lot of people think that it is unrealistic that Hannah did not recognize Mikkel... and here we are told that she has not seen him in a while and she is taking recognizing him as a déjà-vue.
Like others said we learn a chunk of backstory that smoothens the odd backstory of the first season. So how about instead of stacking up your expectations about instant change time travel mechanics that won't happen in this show you might instead focus on what is revealed to you?
That leap year joke just blew my mind! And now I've got an amazing idea that I guess could be some amazing script addition. Judge for yourself. I watched the entire series, actually I watched it five times (so far), so I know the spoilers, but I'm just saying that my idea could be a pretty sick addition of how things might have happened.
In this show "our days" events is a "future", relatively to "present day" 1986, and time travelling happens in 2019 AND 2020, a year/season after. So they was travelling in 2019 in season 1, but then they continue to travel a year later, in 2020 in season 2.
2020 WAS actually a leap year. Now imagine that. On February 29, 2020 they could travel back in time. But since there's no February 29 33/66/99 years back or forward from 2020, they would end up in the closest to "33 years rule back or forward" year to 2020, which is February 29, 1888. Actually, later in the show they showed us that exact year. Now imagine this. Some local folks in 1888 could notice them and think that they're all witches and evil sorcerers, since they're all look unusual, and they showed up out of nowhere. Some local(s) might have seen them appearing out of thin air. Some local authorities might wanna burn them all, like witches, even if it's not medieval anymore, starting with Jonas, their leader, on the bonfire (or whatever it's called in English, not my native language). Jonas is burned and nearly dead, and all the others of them are next. That's how Jonas could became "burned" Adam. Then they scream about they will tell them everything if they spare Jonas and the rest of them. They told them, some local authorities (not just regular people), about how they ended up here, about time travelling, and this bunch of high-ranking local folks, wether Jonas and his friends initially want this or not, later would became the first ever members of Sic Mundus, people who knew about time travelling, forming a secret society under Jonas' leadership, since only him and his friends know about how to travel.
The only plot hole here is they stopped burning "witches" in Europe somewhere around 1600s, but still… That could be local authorities' way of illegaly find out things and make Jonas and his friends talk. Another plot hole in my idea is in 2020 they're all teenagers, and teenage Jonas can't be burned, since middle age Jonas still doesn't look like Adam. Yet. And middle aged Jonas and friends are stucked in 1920s, not in 2020. But maybe Jonas and Co could travel from the year 1920 (but than this shold happen in 2019, in season 1, 'cause they're first travelled in 1920s in season 2, and the year was 1921 already, travelling from 2020), or the next leap year, 1924, where they're all stucked in for quite some time canonically, to 1788 from 1920 (or 1792 from 1924), 132 years back (33 + 33 + 33 + 33, to the closest leap year). And it's much more believable that 1700s' people might wanna burn them like witches. That would be some amazing alternative way to explain how Jonas was disfigured and how the original members of Sic Mundus are the people from far past (even against Jonas' initial will to tell them about time travelling). But Jonas is still the original creator of this secret society, and they should listen to him.
That all might be season3 alt. Martha's cruel joke to 1920s' Jonas and friends, suggesting them to time travel on February 29 while escaping herself from their time with her orb time machine and not travelling with them.
this episode is soooo good, and the emotions my god
4:00: Yes, the 2019 Jonas of course doesn't know what 2020 Jonas does. And for the first time, the 33 years increment is broken. Normally, 2020 Jonas could only have travelled to 1987 or 2053 etc., but noe he travels back one year to 2019.
2:23 this is everything...
If you pay attention carefully, one thing has already changed in the first episode of season 1.
Wait, what is it? I din’t notice it.
Oh you guys have a big storm coming lmao
Suggestions : Black Sails + Leftovers + Westworld + Watchmen. Love your reaction, guys !
This is precisely why you shouldn't do drugs before watching a show like Dark. Like god damn lmao.
See - wouldn't Michael know that he would kill himself prior to meeting time travelling Jonas because he was Mikkel and Mikkel was old enough to know that his friend's dad killed himself? If I was Michael and know the exact day that I was going to die, that would be terrifying and I would have tried to leave town to avoid that fate.
You guys look 30 but act 16 😂 can’t take it
Accurate
I'm subbing man, you guys are funny as sh**!
Wow guys calm down
This says a lot towards the finale
might change your mind after the finale
Y'all are so funny. I need y'all to review The Expanse next (a show I'm sure you'll love). It's not nearly as convoluted as Dark, has super relevant issues, and it's sci-fi at its best, TBH.
thats not a comedy, its a drama, stop giggling every second with reason. god. bunch of "comedians" -.-
Had a big grin on my face for almost the entire reaction, one of your funniest ones yet! Yeah of course you're ribbing Dark, but i don't mind when it's this entertaining.
Is the video quality low for anyone else?
Edit: Its fixed.
Yep
No
Only 360p for me
I guess we all came early thats why lolz
Well, whatever Jonas does, he will become Adam either way. So it's no surprise he went with Claudia. If he wouldn't have, he would somehow become Adam either way.
In Germany rubella shots are only done for girls and women. At least that was the case in '86.
WRONG! Stop spreading such bullshit!
Up to this point, my frustration is the same. Whatever happens has already happened so I'm not worried no matter what Jonas does so far.
I love the ending rant
I think something did change, Michael hanged himself on June 21st, but in this episode he does it the 20th really late at night.....
He also did it during the day in season one and on a stormy night in season 2.
I have a feeling season 3 ends where season 1 starts
The beginning is the end and the end is the beginning
That would be *very* ballsy of the show.
Claudia was right ...
they still dont know how this game is played ;)
in fact, whether michael kills himself or not does not change the fact that jonas is alive. what would change would be if mikkel did not enter the cave and go back in time. this way jonas wouldn't be born.
I always thought that by Michael killing himself, that causes Jonas to go to June 2019 to try to stop him, and it’s there he finds out that he’s the one that needs to bring Mikkel back. So, if Michael doesn’t kill himself, then Jonas doesn’t end up bringing him back for two reasons. He doesn’t know he has to do it, and second, his future self won’t be there
I just don't quiet understand why stopping Jonas father from killing himself would mean Jonas would never be born.
I think Michael has to kill himself because in Jonas' timeline he already has killed himself so if he doesn't do it everything that happend in Jonas' past can't possibly have happened.
It is implied that; the death (eventually) leads to them all going into the woods and Mikkel getting stuck in the past
The most compelling explanation is that Jonas then goes on to honor his father's sacrifice and five months later he takes Mikkel back to 1986.
@Mr. Penguin Hey now, no need for snark. The show is obviously very complex and it's normal for people to be confused. This is a very fair question that I've wondered about and have seen posed many times on the Dark subreddit. I do think the best explanation is, as mentioned, the gang doesn't ever decide to go the caves until after Michael kills himself, so if he didn't kill himself, there is a chance the kids would never explore the caves and Mikkel would never go back in time.
Or maybe because the moment Jonas "loses" Mikkel is exactly when he has that vision of his dead dad in the woods.
If his dad had been alive, he wouldn't have been startled and lost his grip on Mikkel. He might even have not gone in the woods with the other kids in the first place.
on the last episode of season 2, you guys should watch the trailer for season 3
I don't think they should. I haven't watched it myself, but the trailer for season 2 already gave too much away. Just going into it blindly without having any idea of what's going to happen always makes for a better experience in my opinion.
13:58 really smart people here🤓
becoming one of my favorite channels. please never stop and also react to legion its amazing and mind bending
Nice reaction guys..Love from India❤
Nice, youre getting to the very climax of the series
They have 10 episodes left once you factor the 3rd season that comes out in 3 weeks.
Somebody climaxed to that Martha swimsuit scene I'm sure.
We want Dark season 3 trailer reaction!
Okay, I'm going to go with a personal theory here. "Black Mirror" was an influence on the people that wrote "Dark". In the episode "San Junipero" two women fall in love, and the theme song of the episode is Belinda Carlisle's "Heaven is a Place on Earth" which the two women dance to. When Katharina hears the song she immediately wants to dance with Charlotte. Are they trying to tell us something about the two of them?
the finale
Hi
❤great reaction!!..Could you guys possibly react to altered carbon or on my block on netflix??
It’s the mumps. Never heard of mumps?
If you're talking about rubella (ie. German measles), then it's not the mumps.
MMR vaccine = Measles-Mumps-Rubella (3 different viruses)
This show lost me a bit in season 2. I was confused most of the time. 😂
This show takes some people a couple of watches to fully comprehend everything. I think most people who love Dark have re-watched it; myself included.
Can't you guys just react rather than to laugh unnecessarily.. I'm sorry if it's rude
Why you guys laugh so much? You’re ruining the best episode ever. This makes me uncomfortable 😣
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agreed. this show is a masterpiece according to many sources and should be taken seriously in general...
different timelines ? noooooooooooooo think WAY bigger !
i called this episode "the targaryen paradox"
2 more to go and you still have no idea of what is about to come
Any reference to future events is a spoiler
@Joe Greene wth ? i'm sorry if i did but i really don't think i spoiled something.
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