
Autopsy: burnt eyes, burst eardrums, scrambled otoconia
The coroner walks Charlotte through the dead boy's injuries: melted eyes, destroyed ear canals and balance grains knocked out of place.
14 moments · 12 min of essential viewing in a 45-minute episode.

The coroner walks Charlotte through the dead boy's injuries: melted eyes, destroyed ear canals and balance grains knocked out of place.

Magnus pins a girl he catches sneaking around the cave; she admits she overheard talk about Erik's drugs and offers an awkward apology about Mikkel.

Jana presses her husband about his midnight absence and gets a thin story about bushes and a gas station, then says it all feels exactly like Mads.

Martha asks Katharina how old her father was when Mads vanished, recalls Mikkel's fear of never being found, and insists her brother is coming back.

Charlotte lays out the evidence: red soil, '80s clothes and Walkman, a 1986 pfennig on a red cord, and a cassette that plays an eerie song.

Ulrich tells Charlotte about a door in the cave leading to the nuclear plant and argues the three cases are connected, just like back then.

Aleksander tells a nervous employee the police will soon be crawling over the plant and that the job must be done tonight, with no talking.

A hooded man asks for a room at the near-empty hotel; a grieving grandfather is told the whole town will find the boy and answers with quiet doubt.

Over the caves, a recorded voice explains how gravitational anomalies might bend time and space, and asks what price such a journey would cost.

Locked out of the plant, Ulrich begs then rages at Aleksander, calling him an asshole and vowing to return with a warrant to open the gate.

Hannah turns up at the station wanting Ulrich; he pulls away, shuts down her advances and promises only that he will call.

Gun drawn, Ulrich finds Erik's drug stash in the scrapyard; a broken father asks where his boy is and gets no answer.

Jonas wonders if his dad kept secrets; Hannah admits she misses a notion of him and may never have known who he really was.

Mikkel insists he lives here; a teenage Ulrich and Katharina mock him as the wrong-house fool, and a Chernobyl headline dates the year.

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

Every Dark moment featuring Martha Nielsen, in story order. Played by Lisa Vicari.

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

Every Dark moment featuring Charlotte Doppler, in story order. Played by Karoline Eichhorn.

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

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

Every Dark moment featuring Katharina Nielsen, in story order. Played by Jördis Triebel.

Every Dark moment featuring Magnus Nielsen, in story order. Played by Moritz Jahn.

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

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

The police chief and the detective, chasing the same missing boys. 16 scenes together, in story order.

Every Dark moment featuring Aleksander Tiedemann, in story order. Played by Peter Benedict.

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

Every Dark moment featuring Franziska Doppler, in story order. Played by Gina Stiebitz.

Every Dark moment featuring Regina Tiedemann, in story order. Played by Deborah Kaufmann.

The affair that sets everything in motion. 10 scenes together, in story order.

Every Dark moment featuring Jana Nielsen, in story order. Played by Anne Lebinsky.