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The show was relatively easy and fun to follow the first 2 seasons.
Ngl I don’t know wtf is going on now
Ngl I don’t know wtf is going on now
Anybody watch “Dark” on Netflix?
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im scared to watch the final season... i love the first 2 seasons.The show was relatively easy and fun to follow the first 2 seasons.
I heard they added parallel worlds on top of everything else
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im scared to watch the final season... i love the first 2 seasons.
I heard they added parallel worlds on top of everything else
Yea, it’s extremely hard to follow and kinda feels like they Juelzing the last season. Let’s see how it ends before final judgement tho. It’s just so hard to keep track of everything that’s going on.
GreatestLaker
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The show was relatively easy and fun to follow the first 2 seasons.
shyt aint that hard to follow. Its no harder than watching game of thrones.
It did get very confusing in the middle of season 3 but trust, the ending will explain everything.
Also
THE END IS THE BEGINNING = link to the family tree
Watch the show with the official family tree from the makers. You can input which episode you're on so it won't spoil what hasn't been reveal yet.
Also
THE END IS THE BEGINNING = link to the family tree
Watch the show with the official family tree from the makers. You can input which episode you're on so it won't spoil what hasn't been reveal yet.
Pinyapplesuckas
He's A Good Man
did my dude Mikkel dirty
Hoshi_Toshi
Superstar
TL;DR
Clockmaker breh living that single parent life with a hard headed son
Clockmaker breh living that single parent life with a hard headed son
I rewatched the first two seasons before watching this final season. I did that as a necessary refresher, but those two seasons are a treat regardless.
Let me get this out of the way: everything makes sense and that is saying a lot. They went for something extremely ambitious and they pulled it off. Those who pay attention will be rewarded. A great example is watching Katherina killed by her own mother at the lake and remembering Bartosz telling the story of a lady who died in the lake, in season 2(which chronologically happens before most of season 1). That same scene is where Jonas finds the locket, which was Katherina's, given to her from her mother, who was gifted it by Hannah, etc. Everything truly is connected on this show and not in a superficial manner.
Cool, I got that out of the way. I feel this show will be highly overrated because people will feel happy they got those connections. This show allows attentive, observant viewers to pat themselves on the back. In a post-Lost world, a show this convoluted gets extra props for being able to connect the dots and navigate a labyrinth of it's own making.
But, I'm not willing to overlook its deficiencies just because it was complex and I got everything. I don't use this phrase often, because I think it's lazy as fukk, but the introduction of a parallel universe, at the end of season 2, might have been a shark jumping moment. I don't say that because there was too much going on, I'm saying that because the quality of narrative took a nose dive in season 3. Too much of season 3 was repetitive. This person lied to that person who was lying to this person, ad nauseum. Despite not trusting anyone, people kept trusting everyone. Adam/Jonas continued hideously staring at walls in his freshest fits, dropping cryptic one liners. The two episodes before the finale were essentially "Let's tie up anything that could be considered unanswered in nice little montages". The organic buildup and reveals of the previous two seasons were absent from season 3. Adding another dimension (literally/figuratively) to the show, in its final season, meant exposition became the most important aspect. We know we're confusing these nikkas so we better talk our asses off. Season 3 felt very mechanical to me.
That sounds harsh, but I like season 3, and I love the show overall. I got worried around episode 5 that there was no way they could wrap this all up, but they did, despite issues I might have had with execution. I can't overstate what it means to have a cast of characters so large where you care about the majority of them. I've never been someone that needed all the questions answered, but I just had to know the fates of so many characters. I'm not willing to rank this top anything yet, especially since I just finished it an hour ago. But I can say I've never seen a show pull off anything close to this type of undertaking.
Let me get this out of the way: everything makes sense and that is saying a lot. They went for something extremely ambitious and they pulled it off. Those who pay attention will be rewarded. A great example is watching Katherina killed by her own mother at the lake and remembering Bartosz telling the story of a lady who died in the lake, in season 2(which chronologically happens before most of season 1). That same scene is where Jonas finds the locket, which was Katherina's, given to her from her mother, who was gifted it by Hannah, etc. Everything truly is connected on this show and not in a superficial manner.
Cool, I got that out of the way. I feel this show will be highly overrated because people will feel happy they got those connections. This show allows attentive, observant viewers to pat themselves on the back. In a post-Lost world, a show this convoluted gets extra props for being able to connect the dots and navigate a labyrinth of it's own making.
But, I'm not willing to overlook its deficiencies just because it was complex and I got everything. I don't use this phrase often, because I think it's lazy as fukk, but the introduction of a parallel universe, at the end of season 2, might have been a shark jumping moment. I don't say that because there was too much going on, I'm saying that because the quality of narrative took a nose dive in season 3. Too much of season 3 was repetitive. This person lied to that person who was lying to this person, ad nauseum. Despite not trusting anyone, people kept trusting everyone. Adam/Jonas continued hideously staring at walls in his freshest fits, dropping cryptic one liners. The two episodes before the finale were essentially "Let's tie up anything that could be considered unanswered in nice little montages". The organic buildup and reveals of the previous two seasons were absent from season 3. Adding another dimension (literally/figuratively) to the show, in its final season, meant exposition became the most important aspect. We know we're confusing these nikkas so we better talk our asses off. Season 3 felt very mechanical to me.
That sounds harsh, but I like season 3, and I love the show overall. I got worried around episode 5 that there was no way they could wrap this all up, but they did, despite issues I might have had with execution. I can't overstate what it means to have a cast of characters so large where you care about the majority of them. I've never been someone that needed all the questions answered, but I just had to know the fates of so many characters. I'm not willing to rank this top anything yet, especially since I just finished it an hour ago. But I can say I've never seen a show pull off anything close to this type of undertaking.
Martha and Jonas gotta be the most gullible duo I've seen on TV.
I just seen them, for the 90th time, do a complete 180 on their mission cause some random pulled up talking that shyt.
For folks that supposedly have conviction in their mission, they sure are easily convinced of the contrary.
Hopefully this concludes on a good note. This shyt got me like
right now
I just seen them, for the 90th time, do a complete 180 on their mission cause some random pulled up talking that shyt.
For folks that supposedly have conviction in their mission, they sure are easily convinced of the contrary.
Hopefully this concludes on a good note. This shyt got me like
right now
they should have never went there and ended season 2 differently, because this wasn’t it
I have to agree with the others sentiments on this season being bogus. This turned into a sappy love story about two idiots. And no, Adam commenting how he was always gullible as young Jonas isn't enough for me to over look it for the lazy plot device it is. Not to mention their older, "wiser" counterparts turned out to be completely wrong despite all their hard work and destruction 
I think it was in episode 7 when alt martha was about to roll up on Jonas, and out comes Bartosz talking about "they been lying to you, you need to come with me" for the umpteenth time. I damn near threw my remote at the TV when she went with him.
And for a show that's incredibly intricate I just can't get over how fickle the two protagonists are.
First two seasons were classic but this here was a big let down.
I think it was in episode 7 when alt martha was about to roll up on Jonas, and out comes Bartosz talking about "they been lying to you, you need to come with me" for the umpteenth time. I damn near threw my remote at the TV when she went with him.
And for a show that's incredibly intricate I just can't get over how fickle the two protagonists are.
First two seasons were classic but this here was a big let down.
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Mister_DoItNice
Leading The Regime
Just finished up Season 2 over the last couple days. Time to dive in again.
Hoshi_Toshi
Superstar
So what was the point of killing the missing kids?