Tannhaus on whether we can change the course of events
Asked if fate can be altered, Tannhaus cites causal determinism, then admits he no longer dreams of time travel and lives only in the now.
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Same episode, in order
- 011953: Egon is called to two child corpses at a construction site
- 02Tannhaus explains wormholes, the triquetra and 'Sic mundus'
- 031953: young Helge comes home with news of two bodies
- 041953 autopsy: a coin from 1986 and clothes made in China
- 05The Stranger quizzes Tannhaus on his book and the number 33
- 061953: bullies corner young Helge and a stranger steps in
- 071953: Agnes Nielsen and her boy Tronte arrive in Winden
- 08Tannhaus on whether we can change the course of events
- 091953: a visitor in the clock shop learns the year
- 101953: Agnes and Tronte meet little Claudia Tiedemann
- 111953: the nuclear plant pitch and a conspiracy theory
- 121953: Ulrich begs Egon to say if a dead boy is Mikkel
- 13The Stranger explains why he is obsessed with time
- 141953: Egon questions Agnes, then Gretchen goes missing
- 151953: Ulrich attacks young Helge to rewrite the future
- 16The Stranger reveals he is from the future and shows his device
