
Charlotte presses Elisabeth to describe Noah after Yasin vanishes
With a third child missing, Charlotte urges her young daughter to describe the man she met, and gets a chilling sketch of him.
16 moments · 22 min of essential viewing in a 46-minute episode.

With a third child missing, Charlotte urges her young daughter to describe the man she met, and gets a chilling sketch of him.

Charlotte catches Peter's alibi for the night Mikkel vanished as a lie and asks him to look her in the eye and deny everything.

In the 1986 hospital, nurse Ines brings the silent boy a gift and promises whatever he tells her will stay safe with her.

Hannah turns up at Katharina's door with a meal; Ulrich's arrival and Katharina's offer of a ride for Hannah make the room unbearably tense.

Over a video game, Bartosz swears Jonas to secrecy and asks him to come along to a night meeting with Erik's dealer.

A priest named Noah visits Mikkel in the 1986 hospital and counters his science answer with talk of God's plan.

Ulrich tells Hannah to stop calling; she demands he admit it meant something, and warns she will not simply let him go.

Young Hannah gushes about a film to an inattentive Ulrich, who slips off with Katharina; she agrees to sleep with him on one firm condition.

Ulrich admits he became the incompetent cop he swore never to be; Charlotte answers with the lunar-solar cycle and a feeling that Winden repeats.

An older man tells Jonas his father once saved his life, then offers a haunting speech about life as a labyrinth and making peace with death.

Young Hannah dreams of doing magic; Mikkel tells her about Houdini and illusion, and introduces himself as being from the future.

Martha performs the school play, a dark monologue about a spinning wheel and a blood-red thread binding every fate, intercut with the town's turmoil.

After her performance, Jonas admits he spent the summer in a psychiatric clinic and asks whether what happened between them meant something.

A young Hannah hesitantly tells her father she saw Ulrich force himself on a girl, a story that will carry heavy consequences.

Jonas finally opens his father's sealed letter and learns Michael traveled from 2019 to 1986 as a boy. The show's first big reveal.

The Stranger walks into the old clockmaker's shop with one request: to talk about time.

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.

The boy and the girl the whole knot is tied around. 33 scenes together, in story order.

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 Katharina Nielsen, in story order. Played by Jördis Triebel.

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

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

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.

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

Every Dark moment featuring Elisabeth Doppler, in story order. Played by Carlotta von Falkenhayn.

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

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