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A new clip from the third episode of 'Dark Matter' season two, titled 'Everything Beautiful, Everything Terrible,' shows the series confronting a major plot complication that arose from its multiverse premise. The action-heavy preview suggests the show is directly grappling with the ripple effects of its characters' choices across parallel realities rather than glossing over them.
Apple TV's sci-fi drama Dark Matter returns for a second season that pushes its multiverse concept even further, following physicist Jason Dessen's fractured family across parallel timelines. The new season builds on season one's cliffhanger, in which Jason, his wife Daniela, and son Charlie fled into the interdimensional box seeking a peaceful new world after an army of Jason variants converged on Chicago.
Apple TV has released the premiere episode of Dark Matter's second season, more than two years after the sci-fi thriller's first run ended. The 10-episode season continues the story of physicist Jason Dessen and his family, based on Blake Crouch's novel, with Joel Edgerton, Jennifer Connelly and Alice Braga returning to their roles.
Author Blake Crouch, creator of Apple TV's sci-fi series 'Dark Matter,' has offered a preview of the show's upcoming second season as it prepares to return this week. The series, starring Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly, continues its multiverse-spanning storyline exploring alternate realities and the choices that shape them.