
Thirty-three dead sheep and a verse from Mark
A farmer shows Egon a pasture full of dead sheep with no bite marks, then quotes scripture about not knowing when the time will come.

Every Dark moment featuring Egon Tiedemann, in story order. Played by Sebastian Hülk.
28 moments · 43 min

A farmer shows Egon a pasture full of dead sheep with no bite marks, then quotes scripture about not knowing when the time will come.

Mikkel says his father is Ulrich Nielsen; Egon assumes a prank by the local troublemaker until the boy asks the date and hears the year.

Egon barges in on teenage Ulrich, demands to know about the boy and the hoof, and Ulrich fires back that drinking cost him his brother.

Egon hears that all 33 sheep died of sudden cardiac arrest, no Satanists, no Freddy Krueger, and every one of them has burst eardrums.

Old headlines about Mads Nielsen, then a recorded police interview in which his mother insists the whole family was home waiting.

In 1953, workers digging a building site find two dead boys in strange clothes, and policeman Egon is summoned.

The 1953 coroner shows Egon impossible clues on the dead boys: strange burns, ruptured ears, a coin dated 1986 and foreign labels.

A promotional film sells nuclear power, then the plant's backer tells Egon the bodies were planted to sabotage construction.

A frantic Ulrich forces his way to the young policeman, describing his missing son and asking about an old man named Helge Doppler.

Egon probes the new lodger about why she came to Winden until Claudia bursts in: the dog vanished in the woods.

In 1953 Egon hears of a man who asked about Doppler's missing boy a day early, then the boy's father begs him to find his son at any cost.

A chase through 1953 Winden ends with Ulrich on his knees claiming Helge is dead and the boys at the site cannot exist.

The old policeman warns the released teen he can feel his guilt in his bones, and Ulrich fires back with a cruel one-liner.

In 1953 Egon photographs and grills Ulrich as a child killer; Ulrich begs to be freed and mocks Egon about the drinking and divorce still to come.

In 1954 Egon visits the Doppler home, but the boy who came back from nowhere will not say a single word.

In 1987 a dying Egon confronts the old prisoner about the song lyrics and his cancer, and Ulrich finally gives his name.

In 1987 Egon presses Ines about her foster son's real family and a white devil, then pockets a photo just for the file.

In 1954 a white-haired stranger visits Egon's office, calls him too good for the world, and apologizes for everything.

In 1987 Egon turns up unannounced at Claudia's busy office to tell her his cancer is spreading.

In 1954 Egon's daughter describes a long-haired witch who said sorry, then repeats the stranger's words, giving him deja vu.

In 1987 Egon reflects on losing children, then shows the prisoner a boy's photo; Ulrich lunges and orderlies restrain him.

In 1987 Egon visits Claudia, says he is proud of her, and begs her to come live with his family.

In 1987 Ines finds her boy gone; police tear the escaped old Ulrich away from Mikkel as he swears to kill Egon.

1954: Doris brings Egon a clipping found in Agnes's blouse; he brushes her off with a sexist jab.

1954: at the police station Egon's suspicion sets off Hannah's furious tirade about men like him.

1954: Hannah tells Egon she won't keep the baby and rages at a destiny that gives some everything.

1954: Egon tries to apologise; Doris says she knows about the other woman and wants out of the secrets.

Eva tells her people they are the knot's keepers and gives Bartosz, Claudia, Egon and Noah each a task.