s01e09 — Entanglement
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Discussion of the 9 episode of the 1 season Discuss this episode
369But I really liked the series as a whole, the topic is complicated and you can dig into the little things for a long time, someone does, but I accept the world of the series as it is, especially since there are no serious plot blunders.
I do not know about season 2, as for me it is not really needed, after all that has been experienced, it will be too much to put new trials on the shoulders of the heroes. Happy ending, that's what he's happy ending for.
Why was Ryan looking for Amanda?
In what world are the Dessens left?
How to escape from the endless number of copies of people? It's not just Jason, but everyone who's been in the hallway.
Where did Leighton go?
And is it a happy ending at all, it seems that this universe is doomed. More and more people will walk through the worlds and break them.
With the Dessens, we were just left to figure it out for ourselves: the heroes suffered, the heroes were tired and deserved a good world - some kind of logic.
Those who have been in the corridor are not tied to the world of good Jason, like him, everyone has their own goal, their own world, and when they find it, they will probably encounter copies of themselves.
There is, of course, material for the 2nd part, but I would not continue, because the further the more probabilities there will be and, accordingly, questions to the screenwriters)
There were a lot of people from good Jason's world in the hallway: Ryan, Layton, Charlie.
And I would have continued. It just begs for something like the apocalypse from all these trips between worlds. And then some kind of return in time, to the moment of creation of the cube.
I liked the chat with the Jason crowd, ours turned out to be as much as 71st.
I liked the ending, it was a purely happy ending, only a live Schrodinger cat is missing for complete happiness. I still have obvious questions.:
Is Ryan at the very end a hint of a sequel?
Did the family choose the same world where Amanda and Ryan are now?
What will the remaining Jacons do in our world?
In general, there are minor discrepancies with the book. Jason 2 did not repent and came with a gun to kill the first one. After a short altercation, Charlie intervened and Jason-1 kills Jason-2 with a knife, only when he was dying he gave the ring and told him to look into the glove compartment where the ampoules were. In the book, the entire narrative is on behalf of Jason-1 and no one else. In the series, of course, everything is more expanded and Jason-2's line in the end was decided to correct a little with remorse and the fact that he helped them. In general, everything was filmed according to the book, then if the series is not closed, then you can turn around at least a thousand Universes, but is it necessary?..
There's also the fact that the showrunner, main scriptwriter, and executive producer of the series is the author of the book...
At most, this is Amanda, fantasized by Ryan according to his ideas about her.. Like "I need a world in which there is a living Amanda who traveled with Jason", but there are also an infinite number of such Amandas.
Nothing happens in the series for 20 minutes - 40 minutes.
And the reason for the denouement is the evil Jason, who previously did what he wanted and when he wanted - just like that he became good.
Sadness.
He said at the end "I thought you'd like my life"
He's just used to solving everything selfishly because he thinks it's right.
In the audio recording at the end, he said that he realized the need to accept the dreams and needs of other people.
There was no good there and there is none, so there is nothing to cause.
And it is unclear that you are discussing what kind of "good" - "good" is that what the evil Jason himself said to the good Jason, in an attempt to justify himself? Seriously?
This is not good, but a lie.
Hundreds of Jason's are killing each other, and Daniela and Charlie are in danger. Well, at least I helped evacuate them from this world.
and so yes, I didn't like the ending, it's kind of sad, even though it's good
I was very hooked by this turn with the Jason crowd, the realization that they are all the first Jason who just wants to join his family.
The pros are the movement/dynamics of the multiverse concept and the cast.
Cons - an explanation of the concept of the multiverse and the operation of the cube... Bullshit from under the horse, contradicting itself. We tried to get into physics and explanations, and because of this, the more you think about it, the more absurd it is.
To move between worlds, you need to be in an isolated box in a state of superposition, which is achieved by the brain with the help of a drug that turns off areas of self-perception. In fact... it should be a trance. But at the same time, the characters somehow become aware of themselves, walk, move, make decisions and, most importantly, that entering a new universe depends on your thoughts and feelings.
And all this contradicts itself!
Especially considering how "evil" easily returns to the same universe a hundred times without problems (but gg from one thought does not get into a random world! But "angry" jumps back and forth to his home... they would have added to him the invention of an anchor for the chosen world, or something).
every decision has generated a copy of GG, and there are hundreds of them. OK, we accept, it makes sense. BUT - why is "evil" alone? According to this logic, he also made a bunch of decisions, which should have given rise to a bunch of his doppelgangers, and they should have appeared there too! He didn't get there on the 1st attempt, he said so himself!
The deeper you try to understand the idea, the more paradoxical everything that happens!
Well, the cube.
Logically, the object moves inside the cube. And it's like that, but then he has to move to where, through the logic of creation, there was a gg who created this cube, i.e. in fact they should always appear in the laboratory, in the cube. But in the series, the cube itself moves, or rather, materializes, and to the point of banality, then in the world underground, then in the middle of the ocean, then in the middle of the road. And when they leave the world, the cube stays there! An unknown cube that everyone shits on. The drug should not affect the cube, and the cube is just a cube, it should not move either.
If you try to analyze the nuances of the concept, and not accept "hey, dudes go into the cube and move" - then everything does not fit together at all. If you are trying to explain and invent pseudoscientific explanations, then at least tie them into something digestible, and not contradicting itself.
And there is only one "evil Jason", for the sake of the plot.
The topic can be read in r/television
He knew exactly what kind of world he was going into, he didn't have entanglement multiplied by Amanda. There is no torment of choice - there is no fork. There is clearly one option.
In general, GPS is associated with one of the most absurd moments of the show: they explain that the box isolates the contents from EVERYTHING, any signals and radiation, so that nothing affects the object inside, and only then it can be in a state of superposition, but... They're sitting inside a box (closed!), checking the GPS and Jameson is like, Oh, the satellite signal is being picked up, so they're still in this world. WTF the moment is simple, hand-held.
Camera. Several episodes in a row show us how Jason monitors the camera on his phone - sometimes in a cafe, then in the kitchen with his family - checks if anyone has left the box... And THEN, SURPRISINGLY, when a hundred doppelgangers come out of there, they forget about it. A gun with blanks, damn it.
And yes, you will say "well, he probably concreted the box, put it away as unnecessary, and then, when he broke it to get a new Ryan, he forgot to put it on... And you'll be right - it's logical... It would be nice if it were shown! You can't hang guns on the wall that don't shoot, the viewer shouldn't think and justify your joints. Show that he has removed the camera, then show the place where the tripod with the camera used to stand, and that he passes by and forgets to put it back on. You put so much emphasis on it during the show, and then you just put the bolt down... 🤦♂️
In addition, there should be an infinite number of versions of Jason-1 in the same way, not 100-200, and this is immediately a collapse of reality where there is a cube. Jason 1 and 2 would always come out into it, endless versions of him inventing the cube in an endless variation of his life.
Fantasy is a kind of fiction.
It's quite like science fiction, it's just too complicated a topic, hence the many questions and the opportunity to dig into the little things indefinitely. My advice to you is just forget it and have fun)
In the case of a human, it was not the human himself who mutated (there was an effect on him as a carrier of the infection - the desire to spread further), but in fact the embryo, under the influence of the mutagen. And mutant worms.
And on the planet of Engineers, infection occurred through mutated spores.
Incompatible hosts die on the spot, while compatible hosts mutate into extremely aggressive monsters called Anathema or Abomination, and/or harbor a parasitic organism. These parasitic organisms, once released, can then fertilize a second host, which leads to the second host hatching a hybrid predatory organism known as a neomorph."
p.s. by the way, while I was studying this, I also found one point that I did not pay attention to in the film - initially Elizabeth Shaw was infertile. So there is an assumption that the embryo was already in Charlie's body and just continued to develop in the Show (well, actually, which is confirmed by the scenario with mushroom spores).
It is interesting how superadaptive the black substance is, which can live not only in representatives of the same class of animals (humans and certainly other mammals), but also in representatives of different types of multicellular (vertebrates and worms) and even in representatives of different kingdoms (animals and fungi)!
By the way, a jockey infected with a black substance and carrying out a proto-alien has not yet been shown in any film)
The author is clearly too stupid to write deeply and meaningfully, but at the same time considers himself too smart, so he tries to use clever concepts, but this makes everything look even stupider than it could be.
Naturally, there may be some inaccuracies, but this is not so important - any of the fantastic worlds ever invented by writers has a bunch of conventions that the author came up with, these worlds just need to be accepted as they are.
There are no obvious mistakes in the series, but steaming because of the way they depicted the passage into the tunnel is somehow ungrateful.
Everything was done as it is, because it is easier to perceive it that way. If they were, say, immersed in a trance, and walked through the tunnel only in their minds alone and confused, and then opening the door, they would wake up in a cube in a new world - it would not be so spectacular and spectacular.
Вот вчерашняя мм статья на Economics, там пишут что официально сериал еще не продлили: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/us/dark-matter-season-2-is-a-sequel-in-the-works-heres-what-joel-edgerton-revealed/articleshow/111321565.cms?from=mdr
I hope they won't squeeze and milk the idea, although they really like such fiction.
I feel so sorry for all the other Jason, and it was a wise decision to let her choose for herself. I hope they find a suitable world for themselves and will be happy as before 😌
There are already too many unanswered questions, everything is too simple for the sake of the series. I'm not sure that a sequel is really needed here, such a boring ending is better than some kind of forced story.
Well, there is a reserve for the second season, they can develop it, so I hope for a continuation))
В целом не без минусов, но вполне достойно. А вот как с продолжением (а по рейтингам вполне).. Тот же первый сезон сериала "Сосны" по Краучу был очень даже хорош. А как закончился первоисточник - лучше не вспоминать. Как и многие сериалы, где закончился первоисточник.
It's a good series, I've arranged the finale. I doubt that it can have a direct sequel, unless the spin-off is filmed with other characters no longer according to the book.
PS: I was wondering where I would go myself, it's not as easy as it seems. It's just that utopia is boring, it's expensive to mess up.
(But wait two years)
And so he literally turned out to be a meme
The scene when they finally decided to go to another world and other Jansons let them go - why didn't the other Jansons go in search of a better world for themselves? Since our main Jason is already winning, he is with his family. Others even caused more emotions, especially when one of them shouted "why did he get everything" and so on
It will be interesting to see the second season if they reveal how Amanda and Ryan are doing)
P.S. I've been thinking about the number of ampoules. With the help of a cube, they can be "duped" like in computer games. For example, a hero can put 40 ampoules in front of him and make 2 decisions: take only 10 with him, leaving 30 on the ground, or take all 40 with him. The one who decided to take 40 can move to the world where he decided to leave 30 on earth. And now he has 70. You can repeat indefinitely :D
I accept travel to parallel worlds as fiction and as a given for this story. The most important thing for me is the motivation of the characters, their actions and awareness. Again, everything is clear here.
И это, а ничего что в том мире останется тонна Джейсонов? Как они с документами проблему разрулят? Это почему-то бросили, как неважное.
Но в целом спасибо, что на позитивной ноте закончили. Даже вспомнили почти всех покинутых персонажей. Блэр всё же ушла из насекомого постапа. Доун похоже решалась тоже путешествовать. А может, ждала хоть кого-то и этим кем-то возможно станет Блэр. Райан воспроизвёл состав... Только зачем он искал Аманду? Которая кстати с местной Доун сидит? И что за отсылка с Лейтоном? "Безумный макс"? А кто там был "генерал"? Это же тот, который из "нашего" мира, продолжает довольный путешествовать?
А музыка, когда они заходят в ящик семейством, очень сильно напомнила мелодию из "Через тернии к звёздам" =)) https://music.yandex.ru/album/19331196/track/93704375
Кстати, если кому-то не хватило идейного посыла в фильме или захочется позитивного взгляда на ту же дилемму (вот прям один в один сожаления злоДжея и попадание в альт-версию, где это реализовано), рекомендую старый фильм "Я, опять я и снова я". Те же яйца, только без умных терминов, мрачняка и топорного деления на добро и зло.
Emotionally, the previous two episodes were more suspenseful than this one, now I'm waiting for the second season, Amanda and Ryan's line is very interesting, and what kind of world did Charlie choose
What 71+ Jason's will do probably won't be shown (how and with what they pay in other worlds), and how people (the police) will treat several identical corpses in different places of the city, too, but it's a pity, it would also be interesting)
The whole series was surprised at how adequate and smart Charlie was, even in a situation when he realized everything, another teenager's head could instantly go
- My god, I told you: my husband is Ivan Vasilyevich Bunsha. Now you'll be cured, alcoholic!
- That's wonderful! Who's that?
- My husband, Ivan Vasilyevich Bunsha.
"So, do you have two husbands?"
- Come on, two.
- And both Bunshi?
- Both!
A similar dilemma was fucking played out in the episode of Doctor Who The Girl Who Waited — Episode 10 of season 6. That's just a tough, tear-wringing moral choice.
And here, for me personally, it felt like just some kind of set of NPCs.
Well, won't Daniela be tormented by whether she chose the right Jason if he subsequently behaves somehow "wrong"?, yes, we also, as viewers, do not know whether she chose the right one (the one we have been following all this time).
The final cut with happy endings to the tune and in a brighter color scheme than the whole series is some kind of cliche.
I am very happy for everyone who got to the final, and who is delighted, but I felt rather disappointed myself. After such a "vinaigrette olivier" I fear the second season, if there is one.
Surprisingly, in the end, the Jacons finally came to their senses (all but one) and let the family through. And then they arranged a safari for each other in that estate.
To be honest, I propose to end the series on such a positive note, as the Constellation was closed.
Further possible branches of the plot will just be sucking out of your finger
Even if we take the minimum that they opened the door, say, only 30 times, and calculate exponentially, assuming that after each opening of the door, Jason doubled, and then these 2 Jason doubled, starting to live their lives and opening the doors, then this is 2 in 30 (or even more) degrees. It's still more than a billion Jason - it doesn't seem like reality can handle that.
Well, Evil Jason seemed to travel many times more, but we didn't see trillions of evil Jason. In general, there are just a lot of ill-considered assumptions in favor of the drama)
Or do you want to say that even in this experiment, a box is automatically formed everywhere, even in worlds where cats and boxes never existed, but they appeared only as a result of the experiment? Like the box was opened, there was a dead cat in it, but it was not opened by scientists who conducted the experiment, but by badgers in the middle of the forest, in front of which a box suddenly appeared?
Schrodinger was brought into the series, but he is here rather for show, to use the term "superposition". But the box is shown as a mental portal to parallel realities, and the plot of the series correlates rather vaguely with the experiment. This is based on the visualization of the world when opening the door. It is as if the very fantasy of a person in a superposition creates / finds a passage into these worlds.
It's as if the cat in the Schrodinger box could imagine that the experiment was being conducted not by scientists, but by badgers in the middle of the forest, and in the end that's why people would not open the door.
That's right about the last paragraph. If the series had fully used the concept of Schrodinger's cat, then we would not have gotten travel between worlds. Because all new realities appeared at the moment the door was opened. This is the only thing that is not even indirectly explained by the series. You can speculate here. Personally, it seems to me that the idea of the Schrodinger cat experiment was developed here. Since the experiment has created two universes, where there is a cat and a box, it means that if we move into a new reality, then the experiment will materialize the box in this new world. It is absolutely not necessary that there was a box in this world before the experiment.
Well, or metaphysics in general) they say that the brain in this superposition receives fantastic abilities to materialize new worlds in accordance with its imagination, feelings and emotions😁
"the brain in this superposition receives fantastic abilities to materialize new worlds in accordance with its imagination, feelings and emotions"
No, there are an infinite number of worlds with all kinds of events.
The brain in superposition does not materialize them, but the superposition of the brain allows you to adjust;(enter the entanglement) under the desired world and exit into it.
But from a scientific point of view, of course, there are a lot of illogicalities. But it's interesting. Once
The series is generally not bad.
"I can't go back in time and kill my grandfather, because if I kill my grandfather, I won't be born and I won't go back in time to kill him, then he'll stay alive." That's about what this rule sounds like.
For a series of such scale and complexity as Darkness, this ending is really very weak.
Do I understand correctly that the Jacons will continue to arrive in this universe that the family has left over and over again? Or with the departure of the family from this universe, and the flow of Jason should stop?
Now, with the appearance of the whole family in the cube, will they begin to multiply threefold? That is, to appear as a family in different universes and so on indefinitely? Including can they go to the universe where there are many Jason and family (although it is unlikely that they will choose it for their existence, of course)?
I'm just asking these questions, because I want to understand, can they generally find the universe and live in it peacefully or since the creation of the cube, chaos is brought into the universes by many characters who have visited this cube, is there a constant reproduction of them? After all, in many universes, a drug for entering a state of superposition could be invented in unlimited quantities, and characters and their copies multiplied across universes can distribute this drug to a variety of universes...
In general, my head explodes And I do not want to continue, because you can remove anything, but I doubt that I'm going to love the script in the end.
The fact that the family is traveling is unlikely to create problems. He can multiply the family by millions of copies if they don't like the new world and have to make new attempts to search. But our family is hardly in danger. Most likely, the parameters of the world were set by his wife and son, not Jason. Therefore, this excludes the arrival of new Jason. And families do not threaten each other, because their goal is to find a world suitable for living, and not to squeeze the family from other copies of the heroes. Of course, there is some incredibly insignificant probability that random Jason will tune into the world where the family has moved and come out to them, but this is a sooo incredible scenario. It's easier to conjure a world where the local Jason went missing right yesterday, and the newly arrived Jason will take his place.
"Layton No.2" - went missing in the hallway.
"Amanda #2" miraculously met "Ryan #1" in a reality imagined by both of them independently of each other.
"Jessen No.1" - returned his family and fled to another world.
"The paradoxes of Jessen No. 1" - do not each have their own reality, but only one in common. They were left with nothing.
"Jessen #2" - lost "Daniella #2" in attempts to have a relationship with "Daniella #1".
"Daniella No.1" and "Charlie No.1" - suffered severe psychological trauma.
"Layton #1" - enjoys freedom and is likely to create paradoxes.
Yeah, yeah..
, although after the cube they are all different, they all experienced different things
Nevertheless, I will also express this thought: for the last few episodes, I desperately hoped that Jason would return to Amanda. It was very sad for her when she was left alone in a new world. I think she and Jason have been through a lot, and they would be happy together. And it would be logical if the family had to choose from a variety of other Jason's - the one who didn't have Amanda left had to stay with the family.
When I looked at it, there was also an assumption that no one would get the family in the end. Well, or some random Jason from the crowd)
And yet, evil Jason is also a storehouse of information about how the cube works. He had to be interrogated as much as possible and at the same time guarded, it's such a valuable resource.
If there is a second season, I really hope that there will still be some chance with Amanda)
I liked the ending) when they drove up to the box, I thought it would be cool if they were accompanied by options. And damn it happened) perfect) I hope there will be no sequels. The story turned out to be complete. I had a sinful thought, but what if we add time travel to this concept. And to be honest, it will be extremely difficult to take into account all the subtleties here. But it would be possible to come up with an ending where gg returns to the past and prevents his abduction. But we would still have reached millions of millions of variants of gg that do this. And everything would still overlap with the paradoxes of travel) one thought melts the brain) however, thanks to the screenwriters for such an unusual and amazing scientific concept brought to life. They told such confusing things in a very accessible language
And there are also many ideas of old Soviet fiction like Mikhail Pukhov's Random sequence about the tunnel, the New Aladdin of the Abramovs and something else, the names of which I do not remember.
The drug trip suggests that everything that is happening is actually narcotic delirium or coma.
For some reason, Amanda's utopia immediately leads to Those who leave the Omelas of Ursula Le Guin - they are probably shot for youtube or lynched there.
I think if there were 3-4 Jason's and they were DIFFERENT, thrown out of other universes before "our", samples so to speak, where something went wrong, you could play a more interesting thriller. Reading/watching gets in the way. The series is perceived as a film compilation of the Very Scary movie type. Even the final passage to the box rather made me laugh, reminding me of the scene with the jamshuts in the Eggs of Fate "save us!"
Excellent stories of both main Jason, Amanda is absolutely beautiful (except for the moment when she went out into a snowstorm), I was very glad that she found a suitable world for herself, and I was very sorry that Jason did not stay with her. Daniella also performed well under stress.
I liked how angry Jason gradually became disillusioned with a life that was supposed to be perfect for him, but in the end he made the right choice.
In the end, my head was spinning from the number of Jason's))) But the ending is probably the only true one, so there was no other way to sort it all out. The option of mass slaughter would not have suited this series, there was enough violence as it was.
Of the disadvantages, I note that the branches of both Leytons were thrown somewhere to the mercy of fate.
I don't know if there will be a second season, there is a groundwork, but it would be fine to finish it completely))
In general, during the viewing, there was a persistent aftertaste of 12 monkeys...
It feels like something was missing at the end. It was possible to walk around better, considering how many characters were left out of their universes... I would watch the sequel...
In the end, the story of Jason's family is over. And you can argue as much as you like and come up with theories about how and why Ryan found Amanda (she could have simply written a fantastic travel book, but he read it. Or he checked the system to find citizens who suddenly appeared in the system from outside. Well, etc.). Their task is the same - to leave bookmarks for a sequel that will already be outside the original, bookish, story.
https://tvline.com/news/dark-matter-season-2-renewed-apple-tv-plus-1235319828/
Hallelujah
Rain of men
Hey hey
That's what was playing in my head in the last minutes of the series😁
And so the series is cool!!
So Daniela just chose Jason, who was the least worn out on the way?
In theory, there should be an infinite number of No. 2, as well as an infinite number of No. 1. and accordingly, an infinite number of universes with the same concreted cube. and an endless number of goodbyes, etc.
in general, it is clear that GG has an injury and all that. but Amanda's position is closer to me. as soon as I realized that I could choose the PERFECT world for myself, I would not even think about returning to my NATIVE one. Well, maybe I would visit him from time to time. secretly or openly. and even that is not a fact.
here you can add that No. 1 was SAVING his family from No. 2. but in fact, he could not have known that he would mess up.
In the end, the obvious solution, highlighted in the pieces about the multiverse and in this series too - you can set a condition for a world where the current me-Jacen is obviously better in all areas than native. or where the whole world is better and the family is better and everything is better, but Jacen tragically died. and you can throw other variations.
The ending..the Jason decision..The Jason's farewell..It's a cringe, not a drama.
"Jacen's Chat" is grotesque and comedy.
But, thank God, everyone liked it. The idea is amazing and the ending is good.
Here is an interesting interpretation of the multiverse, this cube (and the idea of Schrodinger's cat in principle), the doors to the universes that you choose with all your consciousness and emotional state. This is a great idea for me, to be honest, I understand Leighton, who gave everything in his world and went to travel to different universes, I would do the same))
In general, the plot affects the mind, if you delve into it. And the end of the season is good, calmly in my heart even if there is no continuation, and if there is, I will be happy to watch)
PS the soundtrack is very atmospheric and suitable *-*
So many questions, so few answers..
For some reason, it seems to me that they have entered a world where Ryan and Amanda are.
I really liked the series! I am weak in physics, there is something incomprehensible that I, no matter how hard I tried, could not understand 😁😁
We are waiting for you.. I hope things don't get too bad in season 2!!
There are questions about Matter, for example:
1. Why didn't the crowds of bad Jason descend as well. And it should have happened earlier. The good one is kidnapped, the bad one replaces him, then the 2nd bad one comes and kidnaps the 1st bad one and so on (thinking that this is the original) and where are they sent? Into the original world of bad?) So far, a critical mass of both the bad and the good has not accumulated either.
2. The good ones are somehow very different, in the flesh to the point that they already crash into a car with their own family. It just goes against everything and does get your family back.
3. I think the good ones could agree that they would choose Den, and the rest would not climb and go to carry the good to other realities. But the creators decided to last for the 2nd season, so they sent you the whole family to the multiverse)
4. The original universes of any of the heroes do not exist, this is an illusion because they have already uncoupled into many realities after each journey. If a lot of Jason got into the same universe, then there are those where no one got back or only 1 got)
5. How does evil Jason so masterfully jump across universes, get to the right place more than once, including with other people? Although he originally had 50 ampoules, albeit for one.
6. Why leave Ryan in another universe, but after that he would have riveted another drug without question. Well ok. Why was it necessary to pick up the drunken mechanic of the District later? Was there no better option from other universes? And anyway, if there is no body, there is no case) I could not have strained at all (and the screenwriters would have had to come up with a more weighty reason for printing the cube)
There are still many questions) but the main thing is that the series turned out to be interesting!
Some Jason 1s have been through even more shit, they're just in trouble with their heads. That's why some of them are inadequate, and that's why they wouldn't want to negotiate, because they think they've seen hell for their house, and that's why they want to be the one who stays.
firstly, thanks to the commentators, for this amazing journey, together with you through the universe of the series, it seems I've never met such a concentration of smart and wonderful people, so smart that I myself began to complex ahah
secondly, the last series the series was kept in suspense, that was all right, neither to reduce nor to add.
thirdly, I expected an ending in style: before moving to another world, we would randomly talk about a code word that our Jason would not be able to pronounce, a close-up of Daniela's frightened face - bam, credits!
I was waiting for some kind of trick in this, an interesting denouement about the fact that this is not what it seems, but I couldn't wait
In general, the series is very good))
You can watch the first few episodes, as long as there is a mystery in the cube's operation and the logic of the gg is not clear
But for the life of me, I don't understand why the project should be extended for a second season. Now all the lines have been more or less closed, they have shown what happened to the key characters. I'm afraid they might spoil everything with a strange sequel for the sake of a sequel and start sculpting game.…Moreover, the main Jay/alt-Jay conflict has been resolved. What else is there to shoot about? KMK the story is complete.
There haven't been enough alternative worlds yet, more fantasy, let's just say, but there hasn't been such a pleasant aftertaste from the series for a long time. Although it was renewed for a second season, I think it would be ideal to end the series on the first season. I think it's going to be difficult to keep the same level of drama so that the series doesn't slide.
I don't know what's in the book, I don't think I'll get around to reading it, but the series is definitely good, it's worth watching.
how does it work? Does the cube appear when the door is opened? Or was he there originally before the rise of mankind?
In short, as far as I'm concerned, the book is great, but the series is better. The author of the book, who is both the showrunner of the series and the main screenwriter and executive producer, was able to rework the original and give us the best version of this story. In general, I think that season 2 is not needed, but I trust the author of the original behind the wheel of the series.