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Hosts Acorn, Mirggles, and PB break down and discuss Netflix’s DARK – including characters, color theory, and the cycles themselves. The end is the beginning and the beginning is the end. Part of The Geek Generation Network. Cover art by: Jhony Caballero – Twitter: @jhonyknight
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Because I could not rate it a 6. This is by far the best podcast I have ever listened to. The three ladies provided in depth discussion about one of the most finely crafted shows ever. It felt, as they intended, like we were sitting in a living room with cocktails and having a seeping rewarding and fun conversation. I have watched Dark 3 times over the years and they still provided so much new insight otherwise missed by me. It is long series of listens but worth it to the point you are sad that it reached it’s conclusion.
If you’ve seen Dark, this podcast is vital for getting the most out of your experience. I recommend starting this podcast as soon as you’ve finished the series. Incredible work!!
The dark three are your perfectly imperfect friends to deep dive into the themes and symbolism in Dark. I started watching dark two years ago when my dad was diagnosed with cancer and it was my escape from the worry. These super fans opening up about their lives and their grief has helped me so much as I deal with my dads ongoing illness and processing these life experiences through a beautiful and rich piece of art that Dark is with these thoughtful, earnest people has been great. They don’t get things right all the time, THANK GOD, as that frees the listener to be open to new interpretations. Glad I could revisit Dark with them.
I found this podcast after it was completed. I absolutely love it. The hosts have done a wonderful job researching and passing on just about everything to do with Dark. They have answered so many questions I've had about this show. Anyone who is obsessed with Dark can learn a lot from listening to this podcast. I recommend it highly.
I love Dark, so much do that I’ve sought out all the podcasts and videos that I can find about it. This has beautiful thumbnail art, and I love the idea of hearing more womens’ voices deconstructing and analyzing this amazing show, but after several attempts I’ve given up on trying to listen to this. The factors that led me to this decision follow: - The fake names they’ve chosen are annoying. - The detailed reporting and theorizing on set and costume elements/names/etc. they’ve decided to ascribe deep significance to are frustrating, because most of these elements do not seem as significant as they are making them out to be. - The woman who I’d consider the primary host keeps referring to reading fan-created web content about Dark as her “research”, and,...that’s not what research means. Obviously not in a scientific sense, but not in a journalistic one either. - Some of my other reasons might stray into ad hominem territory, and I’d rather not go there. I would love to love this show, and I’m disappointed that it’s unlistenable.
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