
Peter finds Mads's body and Claudia steps out of the dark
2019, the day Mikkel vanished: a praying Peter calls Tronte to the bunker over a boy's body, then an older Claudia arrives with a plan.
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2019, the day Mikkel vanished: a praying Peter calls Tronte to the bunker over a boy's body, then an older Claudia arrives with a plan.

Ines hands Jonas the letter he burned and admits she knew; he unloads the tangle of his family and says he is the thing that is wrong.

Talk of Houdini turns to Master Zhuang's paradox: is he a person dreaming of a butterfly, or a butterfly dreaming of a person?

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.

Bartosz throws Jonas's lies back at him, from the cover story to the kiss with Martha, and drives him off for good.

Tannhaus sets his device beside its future self: the future shaped the past, and cesium plus a Higgs field can make a black hole.

Asked why he helped, Tannhaus muses on cause versus feeling and suspects his whole life leads to this moment; the Stranger hopes tomorrow will be different.

The aged Helge tracks down his 1986 self and warns that Noah is lying, that today is the beginning and the end, and that he must stop.

Jonas comes home hurt from the fight, brushes off Hannah's questions and heads out, promising her it will all be fine.

Noah tells Helge of a haunted lodger from his boyhood who said nothing is in vain, and that pain makes us who we are.

As the lost boy is led away to a children's home, nurse Ines insists she will adopt him: he trusts only her.

On November 12, 1986 the Stranger explains he is here to bring someone back from the dead, by finding them younger, and is called crazy.

Locked in a bunker that is a crude time machine, Jonas learns the Stranger is his older self, who cannot free him without undoing who he became.

A song about the future starting somewhere, sometime plays over the episode as its threads converge.

Noah says the older Jonas will create the hole he wants to destroy, casts time travel as light against shadow and tells Bartosz to never trust Claudia.

Jonas is held at gunpoint by strangers, asks what year it is and is told he has landed in the future.

Every Dark moment featuring Jonas Kahnwald, in story order. Played by Louis Hofmann.

Every Dark moment featuring Ulrich Nielsen, in story order. Played by Oliver Masucci.

Every Dark moment featuring Claudia Tiedemann, in story order. Played by Julika Jenkins.

Every Dark moment featuring Hannah Kahnwald, in story order. Played by Maja Schöne.

Every Dark moment featuring Bartosz Tiedemann, in story order. Played by Paul Lux.

Every Dark moment featuring The Stranger, in story order. Played by Andreas Pietschmann.

Every Dark moment featuring Noah, in story order. Played by Mark Waschke.

Every Dark moment featuring Egon Tiedemann, in story order. Played by Sebastian Hülk.

Every Dark moment featuring Mikkel Nielsen, in story order. Played by Daan Lennard Liebrenz.

Every Dark moment featuring Helge Doppler, in story order. Played by Peter Schneider.

Every Dark moment featuring Peter Doppler, in story order. Played by Stephan Kampwirth.

Every Dark moment featuring H.G. Tannhaus, in story order. Played by Christian Steyer.

Every Dark moment featuring Tronte Nielsen, in story order. Played by Felix Kramer.

Every Dark moment featuring Ines Kahnwald, in story order. Played by Anne Ratte-Polle.