Brian Earl Spilner said:

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I would say it had grabbed me by then, but I'll also mention that S2 is the better season. (And it's the one which has a perfect 100% on RT and was I believe the top rated show of 2019.)

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Yea i was hooked half way through S1, but S2 was damn near perfect.

We need to know who Peter Doppler's father is cause it sure as hell isn't Helge. Not to mention his mother.

big-ag said:

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I hope they resolve the mystery of Woller's eye. I think it's the key to whole series.

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lol hate to say it but im pretty sure it's a red herring. I mentioned this in the season 2 thread;

I can't find the source but i read somewhere that the writer of the show only threw that in as a 'red herring.' She was apparently inspired by a show she loved that had a similar character (that showed up with an unexplained limp or something).

It's basically just something fun to mess with the viewers. (Although who knows, it could turn into something later)

Just finished season one.
Starting season two soon.
Wow!

Finished the first season and on to the second. That image with the who's who was a big help! Is there one for season 2 that's spoiler free?

I don't think you need it for season 2 but maybe that's just me.

Prime0882 said:

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Finished the first season and on to the second. That image with the who's who was a big help! Is there one for season 2 that's spoiler free?

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Here's one that has no spoilers. (not sure if it's much different). The trouble is finding a family tree that doesn't reveal certain..."twists/identities" that make s2 epic.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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S1E8 - Agnes Nielsen in 1953 mentions her grandmother used to gush about Winden and that's why they moved there. When asked her grandmother's name, the scene is interrupted before she can answer. Leads me to believe this will be an important reveal going forward.

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Interesting. How far back does this intertwined system go??

Yep. Exactly. There's a few major unanswered family-related questions which will undoubtedly be major revelations, imo. (Slightly spoiler-ish below if you haven't seen S1. Avoid the big spoiler if you haven't watched.)

Who really is Boris Niewald? (aka Alexander Tiedemann)

Who is Peter Doppler's mother?

Who is Regina's father? (Possibly Tronte? Making her Ulrich's half-sister, S1E5: Mikkel's aunt, and Jonas' great aunt.)

Who is/was Agnes Nielsen's grandmother?

Who is Hannah's mother? (Unless I'm mistaken, this hasn't really been hinted at or discussed in the show at all, which is interesting.)

I'd guess that most, if not all of these, will have to do with the travelers.

schmendeler said:

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I don't think you need it for season 2 but maybe that's just me.

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For a second I thought you were saying he didn't need to watch S1 before S2 and thought it was a great sarcastic post.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Yep. Exactly. There's a few major unanswered family-related questions which will undoubtedly be major revelations, imo. (Slightly spoiler-ish below if you haven't seen S1. Avoid the big spoiler if you haven't watched.)

Who really is Boris Niewald? (aka Alexander Tiedemann)

Who is Peter Doppler's mother?

Who is Regina's father? (Possibly Tronte? Making her Ulrich's half-sister, S1E5: Mikkel's aunt, and Jonas' great aunt.)

Who is/was Agnes Nielsen's grandmother?

Who is Hannah's mother? (Unless I'm mistaken, this hasn't really been hinted at or discussed in the show at all, which is interesting.)

I'd guess that most, if not all of these, will have to do with the travelers.

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Don't forget some of these:

Where is hannah in 1986 (assuming she stayed in 1953) and what has she been up to?

also, what happened to Noah's sister?

Also, I don't think it's a coincedence that Hannah is the only character whose name is a palindrome. She has some larger part to play.

The palindrome thing is something I read on reddit last year and definitely think that is intentional.

Plus, I still maintain that she will be the ultimate villain of the show.

Random, stab in the dark, half-baked theory:

Hannah is Agnes's grandmother. Jonas and Martha have a daughter, Hannah steals her and goes to the late 1800s, and either knowingly or unknowingly raises Agnes, who moves to Winden in 1953. Maybe all of it is part of her twisted revenge against Ulrich. Thus she would be directly responsible for both the Nielsens and Kahnwalds being in Winden. Both families would be enclosed in predestination paradox / time loop, with no origin and no end.

Not really sure how exactly this would tie in to Adam and whatever else the travelers are doing.

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Prime0882 said:

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Finished the first season and on to the second. That image with the who's who was a big help! Is there one for season 2 that's spoiler free?

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Here's one that has no spoilers. (not sure if it's much different). The trouble is finding a family tree that doesn't reveal certain..."twists/identities" that make s2 epic.

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Made the mistake of googling the season 2 character tree and it spoiled the three biggest WTF twists/surprises of the season.

Even with the spoilers, season 2 might be my favorite season of any series I've watched.

June 27 here we come!

Can it stick the landing and be one of the best time-travel series ever?

Proposition Joe said:

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Can it stick the landing and be one of the best series ever?

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FIFY

Proposition Joe said:

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Can it stick the landing and be one of the best time-travel series ever?

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not gonna lie, i'm definitely worried about the 'multi-verse' angle suddenly being thrust into the mix and them only having 1 season to resolve...pretty much everything. But I have faith this show is the best equipped to do so!!

I have the exact same concern, but then I remember I didn't love the way S1 ended and was worried S2 was gonna go off the rails.

That was put to rest quickly.

I gave up on Dark last night. I was into episode 4 season 2 and was still not hooked. I guess it's just not a show for me.

PlanoAg98 said:

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I gave up on Dark last night. I was into episode 4 season 2 and was still not hooked. I guess it's just not a show for me.

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Certainly gave it your all if you made it that far. I give 2-3 episodes max to get interested.

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Certainly gave it your all if you made it that far. I give 2-3 episodes max to get interested.

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I'm usually the same. However, there were several people on this thread stating it was the best series on Netflix. I think there was link to a public online poll where Dark was also voted best Netfix series.

PlanoAg98 said:

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I gave up on Dark last night. I was into episode 4 season 2 and was still not hooked. I guess it's just not a show for me.

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This is exactly the episode I'm on. I'm going to keep going because it's slowly gotten pretty interesting. But I'm not just blown away. It's been fairly frustrating trying to keep up with all the characters and their relationships, even with the chart. But I think I'm finally getting a grasp on them.

Yeah, can't say you didn't give it a fair shake if you made it that far.

Honestly I would say due to sunk-cost, you might as well finish out the last 4 to see if things change.