
A letter to Jonas: the red thread that ties every fate
A voice promises Jonas he will set things right, but only through sacrifice, as fragments of a locked-up Martha and Adam drift past.
16 moments · 30 min of essential viewing in a 59-minute episode.

A voice promises Jonas he will set things right, but only through sacrifice, as fragments of a locked-up Martha and Adam drift past.

Martha's world, apocalypse day: Martha comes home insisting Bartosz was right about the plant, and Magnus dismisses her as unhinged.

Eva tells her younger self the two of them are wrong in both worlds, and that she will learn to let Jonas go.

In Adam's world, the imprisoned Martha accuses him of lying; Adam answers that paradise means nothing existing at all.

Before heading to the plant, Aleksander admits he is being blackmailed over an old death and that his name was never Aleksander.

Charlotte comes looking for Ulrich and gets a possessive warning while he is in the shower; Ulrich is furious she came uninvited.

Charlotte shows Ulrich the lab images: the bunker penny and Helge's penny share the same groove, as if it traveled through time.

Martha, who killed her world's Jonas, finds Jonas alive in his world and explains the loop's two edges and quantum entanglement.

Jonas shows the matter left after the catastrophe and his dead device; Martha offers to help him save Martha and everyone.

A chin scar on the bunker boy tells Ulrich it is his brother Mads; Helge admits he was told to send him to the future to fill the gaps.

Aleksander leads Charlotte into the plant to show her something, while Ulrich leaves a voicemail saying the bunker boy is Mads.

Their older selves from the other world say their own elders lied and urge them to trust Jonas; then Martha arrives with another plan.

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

Adam tells the pregnant Martha the child of both worlds must die, using the energy of both apocalypses focused on one point.

Martha pleads with Adam, calling him Jonas, as he turns on her; Eva's voice says the beginning is the end.

A near-silent sequence through the Tannhaus factory and the plant's control room builds to the apocalypse.

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 Claudia Tiedemann, in story order. Played by Julika Jenkins.

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 Noah, in story order. Played by Mark Waschke.

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

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

Every Dark moment featuring Adam, in story order. Played by Dietrich Hollinderbäumer.

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

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 Eva, in story order. Played by Barbara Nüsse.

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

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