When Katherina was getting dragged into the lake I freaked the fuck out!

holyyy shit

and that's how Jonas found the necklace in the sand, that he gave to Martha

🤯

the lady of the lake

So that’s why they look SOOOO similar

And the middle are older origin guy too

@@lukaLondaridze People keep calling that and yet Pablo looks much more like his mother.

@ChinoCute the middle origin guy and the older origin guy are father and son in real life

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) Nikita giving the fans what we want to see... 🦶

Reminds me of The Road

@@JakeTS1992 most depressing book that I have read.

@@imetacrab Oh yeah, that might be right, I forgot about that! Still pretty chilling though

@@imetacrab For me the most depressing episode was the second last one because while watching that I felt that the cycle can't be broken and all this depressing shit will always keep on happening forever in an infinite loop

Her body was found before they went swimming.

Comic relief, DARK style: Martha - I thought about what you said at the lake. Jonas - About grandmas? And the internet?

Honestly, seeing his face in that scene, knowing the brutal end Katharina had just faced, and understanding that Ulrich was now doomed to die alone without ever having a hope of getting his family back... That was the first time I properly cried in the entire show. It gutted me. His character has many flaws, but we were still taken so deeply into his journey that a part of me had kept hoping he'd be able to achieve his goal. I feel like part of me died when Katharina did.

You definitely need to watch it again to understand it. I can answer you but that would be a spoiler for everyone. Your answer lies in both episode 7 and episode 8.

@@jdecore3895 They explain quantum entanglement in 3x6. Kind of hard to explain, but the jonas that dies is not the same as the one that grows up

@@jdecore3895 that's why he said you need a rewatch.

@@jdecore3895 because * *spoilers* * just like there are 2 different Marthas that are the same age (one with the big scar and the other with just a small scar), there are also 2 Jonas. They are the only characters in the whole show that have split into 2, and that happened during the apocalipse, when, according to Eva, time stopped for a second. And since time had stopped, all characters had actual free will, and Eva udes that moment of free will to send Bartosh to send Martha to rescue Jonas. Then there are two Jonas: * one that didn't get rescued and grew up to become Adam * and the one that did, and died in Martha's world And two Marthas: * one that went to rescue Jonas, got the big scar, killed him and became Eva * and one who didn't even know him before he showed up at her school This is all the show's explanation, I didn't get it at first either, I'm actually surprised I was able to explain all of this right now lol

too bad it uses the same paradoxes over and over again for shock value

She said in an interview that it was her favourite scene, because it had so much action.

She was 12 years old (born 2007).

yeah. most asian movies have scenes like this

The saddest part is that, in the end, Katharina couldn't break free from her mother's violence even as an adult.

I think Katharina is one of the only characters in the show with very minimal flaws. She gets abused her entire childhood, she gets cheated on by her husband who she has 3 kids with. Even after all the abuse she went through, she never let the cycle continue in her family. She was never like Helene to her kids.

Not as good as the finale of 12 Monkeys 🤗

@@sandcake will have to watch it then .. 💛

@@sandcake I really liked 12 Monkeys but the writing was not nearly as good (lots of filler and they dragged it on too long) and that ending isn't fully explained. Its a really satisfying way to end it, but to get there they really had to make you suspend you disbelief in order for it to be a happy ending for everyone. Dark dealt with the same kind of thing much more realistically while still giving a satisfying ending. That being said, 12 Monkeys is definitely worth a watch and one of my favorite shows form the past decade.

@@JimmyRussle Personally, I prefer the character development in 12 Monkeys. Dark has always preferred the puzzle over people. It was exciting, but I wasn't as touched. Dark is very german in the structure and feeling (pure misery). I prefer some comedic relief, like 12 Monkeys did. The story in general in Dark is excellent and I think s2e5 is one of the greatest episodes ever produced. The whole production of Dark is outstanding, Bo is just one of the most kick ass artists of our time. But still emotionally, I prefer 12 Monkeys - that finale left me weeping for hours :)

I didn't think it was anything special, to be honest. It was good, but it was understated - which, don't get me wrong, I really appreciated because it'd been a long while since I'd watched a show that didn't completely screw up its ending by trying too hard to impress. Still, "one of the best" doesn't apply for me.

And I prefer it like that! Serious dramas FTW

Unless it’s your comedy police shows. I don’t get it but the spouse loves that Tatort

Based on what I’ve seen in this show I have no desire to travel to Germany.

​@@dodapictures2141 I'm glad to tell you there's a difference between tv and reality then lol

Same

I made myself the same question.

And it's not even the most confusing yet😂😂

I dunno, it's been a good year and I still don't really understand S3.

"Have fun" is so Chris oh my god

Speculation spoilers below, reader discretion is advised... !!!!! SPOILERS !!!!! 6:20 - "Did Elizabeth and Charlotte drop herself [BabyCharlotte] off?" - Yes! As you'll see in the near future, One-Eye Elizabeth and Post-Apoc Charlotte end up stealing Long-Haired Elizabeth's baby and traveling back to deliver her to H. G. Tannhaus to raise. This completes Charlotte's cycle. The discussion about how Middle Jonas and Adam could exist is pretty amusing to watch, but they didn't figure out that twist yet.

People who either do not get the science behind it or the purposeful suspension of science. Because both happen. And people completly miss that this was secretly telegraphed in episode 1x04. Well that is at least my interpretation of the ending. (spoilers, duh) .. .. In the classroom scene when we see the infinity symbol on the chalk board, the teacher is actually discussing the symbolism of Goethe's Die Wahlverwandschaften. Besides the openly discussed usage of symbolism, symmetry and a similiar main theme the novel is the origin of the German idiom of the red thread which is similar to the golden thread in English. But most interestingly the novel contains a novella called Die wunderlichen Nachbarskinder. The novella offers a "happy end" solution to the same dilemma that the novel faces but it can only do so since it is more of a fairy tale while the surrounding novel is not... equally most of the events in the final novel seem to take place in a fairytale version of the setting that we observed for three seasons.

@@michaelklaus I don't give a shit about the science or the overarching themes. This season is needlessly torture porn-y and it makes for a miserable watch, particularly in this episode. The characters aren't really done justice with a few exceptions. That being said, I could never call any episode or season of Dark "trash"

@@ultravioletcatastrophe but an important point of the show/plot is that its an eternal cicle of suffering.

@@danielfrey2407 so? That doesn't mean there can't be moments of levity, or heart, or anything other than pure, concentrated misery

almost

I don't get it. are they together?

@@dhavalmukeshkumar4510 No

@@mashfiqurrahman4441 No they are not. Are you serious? He cleared it up on the previous video.

@@YohanGever nahid is rana´s boyfriend

@@justarando8290 I just noticed my mistake. But I also dont get why OP even mentioned Nahid. Sorry for the confusion.

😂😂😂 That guy’s cat is funny. Schroedinger.

Spoiler

18:50 And this is where it is important to understand that Helene has indeed had an abortion 33 years ago. She thinks that adult Katharina is the child she got rid off and that has come from hell to torment her... and break a satanist from the mental ward. Others have already pointed out that in 2x06 Magnus told the story of his mother being drowned in the lake.

24:32 Let's take a second to talk about the imagery here. Jonas is sourrounded by these angelic wings that are the family tree but also he is bleeding out on the mark of the infinty symbol that represents his son. In a sense this symbolizes him giving his life (rather involuntarily) for his son. But if we consider the fact that Jonas' gunshot wound mirrors Martha's gunshot wound we cannot ignore the repeated dream/memory of season two. In that memory we saw Jonas and Martha (his Martha) in bed with each other. In the third version, Stranger-Jonas dream, we saw the black goo emerge from Martha's belly foreshadowing the gunshot wound. But it might have also foreshadowed events of this season. The god particle was believed to be the origin of time travel by Claudia throughout season two and is therefore kinda euquivalent to the Unknown who is now considered to be the origin (see also 3x06, Licht und Schatten). So in that dream the particle/origin emerged from Martha's womb as did the Unknown/origin emerge from alt-Martha's womb. The show plays strongly with the symmetry and the idea of the third dimension here, as the picture is not complete unless you consider all three, Jonas, Martha, and alt-Martha.

This must have driven you crazy all week. I binged the whole season on release and still only understood how it worked out later. So since you watched this 3 week ago means you have watched it all by now?

Yeah. Who told him this?! The last half of third season is like nothing I’ve ever seen on TV.

Series*

@@kaushalshah6700 i prefer the season 2 finale

When there is apocalypse the time stops for milliseconds and they can change there fate.

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