You gotta realise, people don’t think about time travel. If you see someone familiar, you will not think “oh, it’s my brother from the past.” You will think that this kid looks like my brother. That’s it.
also like it's a long time ago, my memory especially of kids from my past is pretty fuzzy and like you say if you saw someone that looked like a younger version of someone you know, if you immediately jump to time travel people would probably think your crazy. One good example of a realistic reaction is actually the movie 17 again which has the late matthew perry being turned into his 17 year old self played by zach efron and when his wife sees him she does recognize him but her immediate reaction is not "oh you must be my husband who somehow became 17 again" it's woah that's so weird this teenager looks like how my husband used to look.
@@IsMirDochLattens same, lived there when I was small. I didn’t walk through a forest, but schools districts where arranged to be manageable walking distance for kids (from their homes) Most kids walked 5-7 blocks
Agreed. All of this behaviour is very normal, especially for a small town in Europe. Yet I do think people would be hesitant to let their kids walk alone with a kidnapper on the loose. Yasins mom says as much when she offers to take Elisabeth home. It is implied that Yasin disobeyed and walked alone to school to prove he "isn't a baby anymore" (possibly to impress Elisabeth?). And walking alone doesn't seem to matter that much, if you remember Mikkel was with all the other kids when he dissapeared.
@@cecilialeitet2794 For sure, it's all contextual of course. I'm in a (relatively) big Canadian city. We didn't lock our doors or worry about any of that when I was a child. Now I see people lock the door _when they're home_ which is wild to me
'Assaulted him' is crazy,,, im crying. Boy slammed her into a wall last episode, stalked her this episode and stole her money by going through her things. She should've punched him XD
Jack is very perceptive. I love when someone realizes all the things you're supposed to in this series but also still has some wrong theories. The show perfectly leads you into dead ends and misdirection. It begins to make you second guess yourself and the writing and reveals only get more and more insane.
@@sashaabrandtthey stopped watching the boys because it got too political lmao and the blonde guy wears a byu hat sometimes i feel like these guys have such a different reaction from other reactors too, i think they’re very sheltered from the real world lmao
Actually... We do not need security or metal-detectors in our schools and children can go into the school or leave it after asking the teacher if they want. There are almost no school-shootings or anything like that in our schools. The last one i remember was 15 yrs ago. So it makes sense they are going in and out the school without any problems. Love your reactions BTW, really entertaining. Greetings from Germany
Of course the younger kids have to stay in the building or inside a fenced lot. But from 16 we were allowed to leave, which was awesome since we could go down the road to get Döner for lunch and then eat it in the park next to our school.
@@blackwolf721000 Not what i mean... You can go to a school with your friend, because your school has a free day f.e. and you can just walk in there without control or anything as a "foreign student" and if you ask your teacher as a student from this school, you can leave without your parents get informed or anything... Just like in the series. Maybe i should clarify it for some ppl, but also i guess the students there are 16+ yrs, so they can leave anyway and with 18 yrs you can just stay at home and write your own "excuse note" and just stay out of school to play your favorite videogame 😅
The german version of ASL can't be GSL, cause only english speakers call our country 'Germany'. Here it is called Deutschland 😉 And the correct abbreviation here is DGS for Deutsche Gebärdensprache. 'Sign' would be 'Zeichen' in german, but for this special occasion we use the term 'Gebärde'. And 'language' means 'Sprache' in german. Greetings from Berlin 😎
@@CIrAzYIX I lived there and yes, you're correct; however the comment and the follow up was just so...American in it's "God, Guns N Merika" kind of way.
Glad yall are doing Dark, cant promise it’ll do the same numbers as the other shows. Its just severely under watched, and not many reactors have reacted to it. But its 100% worth the watch man
yeah for sure. sadly people are not willing to give it a chance no matter how much praise it gets from the loyal fandom. its ok if it doesnt do numbers. they almost just owe it as a reward to themselves to watch something so amazing!
“I would KNOW how you look like if I knew you when we where kids!” Would you? 🤔 (human memory is a fickle thing) and our need to be logical is also quite powerful. Most of us would force ourselves into thinking we are looking at a random kid than a time traveling kid version of our parent/wife/friend😂
I think this is the show I've seen Jackson being the MOST engaged in. Like amongst all the guys, Jackson seems like he's super into this series. Discussion sections when none of the guys have seen the show are so much more engaging since everyone is getting into it.
@@Plasma193 so? not everyone is "slow" There's another reactor who is VERY into time travel and stuff, and did catch a lot of information that other reactors didn't
When civilians can arm themselves, obvs police should be armed as well (and why policing is so dangerous as a profession in America). That's why the rest of the developed world has put systems in place to limit civilian access to guns; thus leading to police not to require them and making interactions exponentially less deadly for all.
Also Winden seems to be pretty much homogeneously German, so there's less cause for the natural friction and conflict that arises between clearly differing groups living in close proximity. If everyone had guns, they'd likely get by just fine :)
@@robertolukas3minutos Carelessly throwing peoples together is weird thinking lol. It's based on pure ideology, on the mere idea of some kind of perfect world coming together at the end of it, not the data of social cohesion and trust. It's more often that data is outright hidden from the public in a number of countries than released for all to see these days. The road to hell is paved with good intentions, as they say.
@@вариантыглаза yeah, I mentioned that the developed world has systems in place to "limit civilian access to guns" not eliminate. I know many gun owners here in Canada as well, primarily for hunting. The ownership requirements are just more stringent in the developed world compared to America. Thanks.
@@Salzwolke really? I live in BW on the countryside to but a gun is standard equipment for every officer here. Only at special jobs they deliberately don't have a gun but for normal duty they always have a gun
"What kind of buisness can arrest you and beat you up". That is a nuclear power plant, if you think anyone can just break in to one and not get arrested and interrogated, you are very wrong. The guards are shown to be carrying AKs multiple times for a reason.
Most property in general in America has fencing around it. But I was laughing at them saying that too, like kids don't still ditch school sometimes lol.
wind means wind, winden would be like winding. like a verb that doesnt exist. its just a name. winden from the show doesnt exist in real life, but we do have a few towns called winden here in germany. according to wikipedia the name could be from the latin word vinum, which means wine. EDIT: read the comment below, it obviously has another meaning.
if you want a really wild time travel story, watch the 2014 Spierig Brothers film "Predestination" which is based quite well on Robert A Heinlein's mind-bending time travel 1959 short story "-All You Zombies-". Starring Ethan Hawke, Sarah Snook and Noah Taylor, filmed in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia but set in the USA from 1945 to 1995.
I feel like there's two concepts you have to grasp in order to understand some of the realism in the reactions/responses of this show. 1: Human memory is often nowhere near as good as we believe/assume it to be. For example, if you're best friends with someone when you're a kid, and then a few decades later you run into their exact clone, who looks exactly like they did when they were a child, most people's natural assumption is "I knew that person so well, of course I'd recognize them", but the probability is well over 90% that if you haven't seen that person even once in all that time, you would not recognize them, even if they looked exactly the same. Most people either need regular refreshers to their memory (like looking at old pictures on a regular basis) or context clues (like someone saying "Hey, doesn't this look like someone you used to know") to make those sorts of connections. People aren't as good as they think they are at remembering faces and events they've seen even recently, much less decades ago. 2: Any given ordinary person will be logically operating under the assumption that time travel is impossible. So when presented with a situation in which there's any possible logical explanation that does not involve time travel, they're almost certainly going to latch onto that, however unlikely it may be, over assuming that time travel (which they believe to be impossible) is involved. Once someone understands that time travel is a thing, it opens up all sorts of possibilities and connections. But before that point, your mind is going to be pretty resistant to jumping to "time travel" as the explanation for something you've seen or experienced. You basically have to hit a "Okay, there *is* no other possible explanation" event before the mind will typically leap that barrier.
Investigators here in Germany don’t carry guns all the time. In reality, it’s not even that common to own a gun as it is in the US, which is a good thing, considering the clear diference in violence statistics between both countries. Regarding the series, it is truly amazing how all the answers are really there, but if you don’t know what to look for since you can’t know it yet, it simply flies over your head 😂 Even the damn school class, holy shit.
lol it's an american thing, she's not expecting to be jumped by an armed german civilian, but is also contextual, she's doing non official investigation on her husband, in wich is essentially her family's property, so yeah, no point for a gun there
I love that these guys are all collectively approaching this show like it's a mystery, and they're all trying to "not be fooled" by the show. Guys, just don't put too much stock into your theory-crafting; let the show tell you the story it's going to tell, I can promise you it'll be worth it and the show answers like 99% of your questions while respecting you as a viewer to connect some dots on your own.
You guys can absolutely upload 2-3 episodes of Dark at a time tbh. We'd probably enjoy seeing a binge happen and the discussion pieces in between episodes.
this is just a nitpick but the way u guys pronounce Mikkel is so funny. You pronounce it like it's Miguel, but it should be more like Mick-el. If youve played elden ring, then basically like the name Miquella, but without the "la" part, and more emphasis on the first part of the name
Ew.. squid game has to be one of the most over hyped shows in the past century The idea is great, but the acting, story telling, and overall story is average as fuck.
@@MrZorgbot Yeah, but civillians don't and crimes are worse. My comment is just to talk about why people are arguing with that. Switzerland has civillians carrying guns if im not wrong and is one of the most secure countries. As I said, is not an american thing. I know this is just for joke, but some made comments serious enough lol
It is an american thing. Everyone knows that. It is not a joke. In Brazil the Police is a Military Police, very different from other countries police system.
@@robertolukas3minutos Tu sabe que eu sou brasileiro né? Kkkkkkkkkkkkk Nos comentários estão falando que policiais andarem armados é coisa dos Estados Unidos, eu acabei de dar um exemplo (Brasil) em que isso não é uma coisa somente dos EUA. E a lista continua, a grande maioria dos países os policiais andam armados. Mesmo se for falar de porte de armas, EUA também não é o único.
@@halflingdesaovicente Óbvio que sei, mas você não entende o quão diferente os EUA são. Eles são O PAÍS das armas. Aqui temos Polícia Ostensiva, coisa que não é comum em outros países justamente pq Polícia Militar é rara no mundo. Eu sou advogado, meu TCC foi exatamente sobre essa comparação da polícia daqui com outros países. Os EUA é bem destacado quando o assunto é armas e isso já é common sense, negar isso é demonstrar ignorância ou tentar forçar que é normal.
26:30 not again. It’s really stupid if someone has already read the story. :-/ You don’t appear as smart, you just appear as annoying. Also how he suddenly gets very quiet when the discussion is about Claudia. That’s really annoying. He knows it. But then it’s not a reaction video. :-/
@@mranima748 No spoiler for me, i have watched the show live when it was out, i just forgot a lot of details, not to mention that a scenario that thick requires a second or third watch to notice things we missed. Like the number of dead animals, depending on the date :) ( thx for the update about the fleas :) )
Carter straight up calling out Cannon for sibling discipline. Dw bro, I've got a brother 5yrs older than me; dude used to kick my ass whenever I did some dumb idiocy.
lol Kraft can just be translated into power (actually more common translation than force) and Werk is just plant (mostly you would translate it into factory or facility without context, but plant is one valid translation of the word)
@@benediktmathes2528 actually no mine is correct. Its the actual translation. The Kraft in Atomkraft isnt translated to power its force. Otherwise it would be called Atomstromwerk or something like that. Its just used different in the languages. And werk or werks is a word in english too. And its also not Atomstromplantage or something like that.
@@mucxlx No.... Atomkraft is literally nuclear power. Also I don't care if werk is an English word, plant is a much more common translation for Werk than werk. Produktionswerk (you know as in all the industry) for example is literally a production plant. Chemiewerk = chemical plant.
@@mucxlx You are just wrong. This whole argument is stupid tbh. If you really think that Kraft for example does not translate into power, you either have no clue about at least one of the 2 languages or are incredibly stupid. It is LITERALLY the first entry on LEO when you look up Kraft. Also this is my last post for this, because as I said this whole argument is too stupid. It's just sad that people might believe that bs.
As a huge hint I’ll tell you that Mikkel and Michael are the same name. Like John and Jose. So we know Jonas’ dad was named Michael. It feels like not a huge stretch to assume it could have once been Mikkel
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You gotta realise, people don’t think about time travel. If you see someone familiar, you will not think “oh, it’s my brother from the past.” You will think that this kid looks like my brother. That’s it.
also like it's a long time ago, my memory especially of kids from my past is pretty fuzzy and like you say if you saw someone that looked like a younger version of someone you know, if you immediately jump to time travel people would probably think your crazy. One good example of a realistic reaction is actually the movie 17 again which has the late matthew perry being turned into his 17 year old self played by zach efron and when his wife sees him she does recognize him but her immediate reaction is not "oh you must be my husband who somehow became 17 again" it's woah that's so weird this teenager looks like how my husband used to look.
Yeah
I'm 31, if I was 36 and saw someone from 33 years ago, I'd have no clue who it was without a picture
The chocolate bar "Raider" actually is a hint for the viewer. It was renamed to "Twix" in 1991, so it shouldn't be saying "Raider" in 2019.
In Germany it's common for kids to go home from school on their own. I walked home alone from the age of 8 I think (20min through a forest).
It's not only Germany. Went to international school in Thailand, I walked to/from school from when I was 5 to 11. No issues.
Only the US doesn’t have that just fat kids and gun issues
Same in Algeria
@@IsMirDochLattens same, lived there when I was small. I didn’t walk through a forest, but schools districts where arranged to be manageable walking distance for kids (from their homes)
Most kids walked 5-7 blocks
I mean in your area kids don't disappear, right?
Definitely an America thing. Cops without guns, schools with lax security, kids walking alone, all are no big deal in most of the world
Agreed. All of this behaviour is very normal, especially for a small town in Europe.
Yet I do think people would be hesitant to let their kids walk alone with a kidnapper on the loose. Yasins mom says as much when she offers to take Elisabeth home. It is implied that Yasin disobeyed and walked alone to school to prove he "isn't a baby anymore" (possibly to impress Elisabeth?).
And walking alone doesn't seem to matter that much, if you remember Mikkel was with all the other kids when he dissapeared.
@@cecilialeitet2794 For sure, it's all contextual of course. I'm in a (relatively) big Canadian city. We didn't lock our doors or worry about any of that when I was a child. Now I see people lock the door _when they're home_ which is wild to me
Pennywise is the kidnapper, and Jonas is actually Georgie from the future. The yellow raincoat is a clear giveaway
And Mads joins Will in the Upside Down.
Jajjajaj inesperado😂
You'll float too, you'll float too, you'll float too, yOu'Ll fLOaT TOO!
Or Jonas is actually Pennywise.
'Assaulted him' is crazy,,, im crying. Boy slammed her into a wall last episode, stalked her this episode and stole her money by going through her things. She should've punched him XD
Jack is very perceptive. I love when someone realizes all the things you're supposed to in this series but also still has some wrong theories. The show perfectly leads you into dead ends and misdirection. It begins to make you second guess yourself and the writing and reveals only get more and more insane.
Y’all are not ready for this colossal masterpiece
It is an American thing 😀. The obsession with guns is really your speciality. In Germany criminal investigators don't carry guns all the time
Same in Greece, No guns. I do think it is a US thing as well.
Lol.... all these creeps are trump supporters..... this is a personal topic to them..... don't talk about it
@@Rash23215 really? How do you know? They always seemed reasonable to me
@@sashaabrandt lol.... i follow a couple of them on insta..... hardcore trumpers MAGAts.... sexist, racist, homophobic, transphobic..... u name it....
@@sashaabrandtthey stopped watching the boys because it got too political lmao and the blonde guy wears a byu hat sometimes i feel like these guys have such a different reaction from other reactors too, i think they’re very sheltered from the real world lmao
Actually... We do not need security or metal-detectors in our schools and children can go into the school or leave it after asking the teacher if they want. There are almost no school-shootings or anything like that in our schools. The last one i remember was 15 yrs ago. So it makes sense they are going in and out the school without any problems. Love your reactions BTW, really entertaining. Greetings from Germany
Of course the younger kids have to stay in the building or inside a fenced lot. But from 16 we were allowed to leave, which was awesome since we could go down the road to get Döner for lunch and then eat it in the park next to our school.
@@blackwolf721000 Not what i mean... You can go to a school with your friend, because your school has a free day f.e. and you can just walk in there without control or anything as a "foreign student" and if you ask your teacher as a student from this school, you can leave without your parents get informed or anything... Just like in the series. Maybe i should clarify it for some ppl, but also i guess the students there are 16+ yrs, so they can leave anyway and with 18 yrs you can just stay at home and write your own "excuse note" and just stay out of school to play your favorite videogame 😅
Dont boast
@@вариантыглаза I do not boast, it is normal in almost every country in the world, it is nothing special, i just explained it.
Same in india once the school is over they don't give a shit about where the kids are going
The german version of ASL can't be GSL, cause only english speakers call our country 'Germany'. Here it is called Deutschland 😉
And the correct abbreviation here is DGS for Deutsche Gebärdensprache.
'Sign' would be 'Zeichen' in german, but for this special occasion we use the term 'Gebärde'. And 'language' means 'Sprache' in german.
Greetings from Berlin 😎
Yes, you're being American about the gun thing. 🤣
I have never seen a police officer without a gun in germany
@@CIrAzYIX I lived there and yes, you're correct; however the comment and the follow up was just so...American in it's "God, Guns N Merika" kind of way.
Glad yall are doing Dark, cant promise it’ll do the same numbers as the other shows. Its just severely under watched, and not many reactors have reacted to it. But its 100% worth the watch man
yeah for sure. sadly people are not willing to give it a chance no matter how much praise it gets from the loyal fandom. its ok if it doesnt do numbers. they almost just owe it as a reward to themselves to watch something so amazing!
It’s incredible and that’s what matters at the end of the day… so so happy they’re watching this one 🖤
Dark days are peak days
- Emos, ~2008, probably
@@animalchin5082 LMAO
Actually in german "Wind" is wind, lol
but "winden" as a verb means "to writhe" or "to squirm"
@@HaraldSeiwert krass, nie aufgefallen
@@HaraldSeiwert It also means being windy though. "Es windet". Maybe a little old fashioned
Jacks and Brigs theories are literally so smart!
“I would KNOW how you look like if I knew you when we where kids!”
Would you? 🤔 (human memory is a fickle thing) and our need to be logical is also quite powerful. Most of us would force ourselves into thinking we are looking at a random kid than a time traveling kid version of our parent/wife/friend😂
Rewatching this again... the foreshadowing is insaaaaane.
I think this is the show I've seen Jackson being the MOST engaged in. Like amongst all the guys, Jackson seems like he's super into this series. Discussion sections when none of the guys have seen the show are so much more engaging since everyone is getting into it.
Yeah i thought he was more like the quiet guy, but this Show proves otherwise😅
Most engaged because he's seen it before?!?!?!! He's calling way too many things already and asking perfect follow up questions every time
Remember 'we cant hear Jack' era😭
He’s shining the most in theseeee
@@Plasma193 so? not everyone is "slow"
There's another reactor who is VERY into time travel and stuff, and did catch a lot of information that other reactors didn't
"You just don't give a character in a show a huge giant eyepatch for no reason" LOL
how wrong he was
how would someone lost a arm? i still dont know :´(
@@Dirty_Dave_42 delete this comment pls
@@plant.3670 it is meaningless until people start screaming 'SPOILERS'
@@TheJerbol If nobody writes spoilers, then there's no spoilers to point out. Easy accountability.
Winden means like Winding, like a knot, like a clock, apt name once you watch the rest of the series
When civilians can arm themselves, obvs police should be armed as well (and why policing is so dangerous as a profession in America). That's why the rest of the developed world has put systems in place to limit civilian access to guns; thus leading to police not to require them and making interactions exponentially less deadly for all.
Also Winden seems to be pretty much homogeneously German, so there's less cause for the natural friction and conflict that arises between clearly differing groups living in close proximity.
If everyone had guns, they'd likely get by just fine :)
@@Greyscale11Man, weird thinking
Swiss citizens have guns
@@robertolukas3minutos Carelessly throwing peoples together is weird thinking lol. It's based on pure ideology, on the mere idea of some kind of perfect world coming together at the end of it, not the data of social cohesion and trust. It's more often that data is outright hidden from the public in a number of countries than released for all to see these days.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions, as they say.
@@вариантыглаза yeah, I mentioned that the developed world has systems in place to "limit civilian access to guns" not eliminate. I know many gun owners here in Canada as well, primarily for hunting. The ownership requirements are just more stringent in the developed world compared to America. Thanks.
“What the heck happened to his eye”
*it’s a mysteryyyyyyy*
Excellent reaction! A lot of fun watching the theories and thoughts.
Police officers often don't wear guns in public, because our country doesn't have that many shootings and so on (wasn't meant to be offensive)
I have never seen police without guns in Germany.
😐
@@CIrAzYIX I live in the countryside and I've never seen them wearing guns
@@Salzwolke really? I live in BW on the countryside to but a gun is standard equipment for every officer here. Only at special jobs they deliberately don't have a gun but for normal duty they always have a gun
its a American thing for sure.
this is so exciting it's like I'm watching the show for the first time
how the candy bag goes around in the after-discussion is mesmerizing
My best advice for enjoying this show is to slow down on the constant guessing and just take things in. All is revealed in the correct time.
"What kind of buisness can arrest you and beat you up". That is a nuclear power plant, if you think anyone can just break in to one and not get arrested and interrogated, you are very wrong. The guards are shown to be carrying AKs multiple times for a reason.
Love the reaction, you gonna be so blown away in the end, excited for that!
You guys gottttta consider making the expanse one of the next shows you watch after this one! It’s amazing
“These schools have the worst systems if students can just leave and come back” don’t American schools not have fences around them?
Most property in general in America has fencing around it. But I was laughing at them saying that too, like kids don't still ditch school sometimes lol.
The satisfaction when these guys wreck their brains on who is who😂 unmatched!
I haven't clicked on a reaction so fast before. Dark is so good, and I love seeing people go through it for the first time.
7:37 weird scene: the daughter kisses her mother on the forehead. Shouldn't it be the other way around? ^^
No because it may be a hint from Writter that both are mother of each other
No spoilers guys come on
wind means wind, winden would be like winding. like a verb that doesnt exist. its just a name.
winden from the show doesnt exist in real life, but we do have a few towns called winden here in germany. according to wikipedia the name could be from the latin word vinum, which means wine.
EDIT: read the comment below, it obviously has another meaning.
But "winden" also can mean to wind or to coil. "Eine Schlange windet sich..."
@@danielfrey2407 ay lmao i totally forgot about that word, thank you
if you want a really wild time travel story, watch the 2014 Spierig Brothers film "Predestination" which is based quite well on Robert A Heinlein's mind-bending time travel 1959 short story "-All You Zombies-". Starring Ethan Hawke, Sarah Snook and Noah Taylor, filmed in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia but set in the USA from 1945 to 1995.
the comment about Jonas being his own dad coming at at 7:33 😂 iykyk
Elisabeth giving Charlotte a kiss on the forehead.
Rewatching it and knowing what I know now, that scene gave me goosebumps.
the beginning is the end and BLAH BLAH BLAH
I feel like there's two concepts you have to grasp in order to understand some of the realism in the reactions/responses of this show. 1: Human memory is often nowhere near as good as we believe/assume it to be. For example, if you're best friends with someone when you're a kid, and then a few decades later you run into their exact clone, who looks exactly like they did when they were a child, most people's natural assumption is "I knew that person so well, of course I'd recognize them", but the probability is well over 90% that if you haven't seen that person even once in all that time, you would not recognize them, even if they looked exactly the same. Most people either need regular refreshers to their memory (like looking at old pictures on a regular basis) or context clues (like someone saying "Hey, doesn't this look like someone you used to know") to make those sorts of connections. People aren't as good as they think they are at remembering faces and events they've seen even recently, much less decades ago. 2: Any given ordinary person will be logically operating under the assumption that time travel is impossible. So when presented with a situation in which there's any possible logical explanation that does not involve time travel, they're almost certainly going to latch onto that, however unlikely it may be, over assuming that time travel (which they believe to be impossible) is involved. Once someone understands that time travel is a thing, it opens up all sorts of possibilities and connections. But before that point, your mind is going to be pretty resistant to jumping to "time travel" as the explanation for something you've seen or experienced. You basically have to hit a "Okay, there *is* no other possible explanation" event before the mind will typically leap that barrier.
Yes! Thanks for putting that out there!
I have doubts about your first argument 😅!!
26:53 🤭🤭🤭
ah man, next ep some real fire ong
Investigators here in Germany don’t carry guns all the time. In reality, it’s not even that common to own a gun as it is in the US, which is a good thing, considering the clear diference in violence statistics between both countries.
Regarding the series, it is truly amazing how all the answers are really there, but if you don’t know what to look for since you can’t know it yet, it simply flies over your head 😂
Even the damn school class, holy shit.
Da anfang ist das ende, und das ende ist da anfang
der*
@@Dirty_Dave_42 yes you're right
@@acxrn jawohl mein herr immer gerne. Oh yeah "da" is "there" btw.
Jonas is his own dad😂
😂
LET'S GOOOOO
18:50 lmao
lol it's an american thing, she's not expecting to be jumped by an armed german civilian, but is also contextual, she's doing non official investigation on her husband, in wich is essentially her family's property, so yeah, no point for a gun there
smart boys
if you actually really focus it's not the same hood so basically from what we see there two hooded man the one following jonas nad the mestirious one
So many "What if"
Don't read the comments. Last vid had some ppl spoiling. And it will continue to happen with a show like Dark
I love that these guys are all collectively approaching this show like it's a mystery, and they're all trying to "not be fooled" by the show. Guys, just don't put too much stock into your theory-crafting; let the show tell you the story it's going to tell, I can promise you it'll be worth it and the show answers like 99% of your questions while respecting you as a viewer to connect some dots on your own.
CLASSIC MISDIRECT
Big Spoiler warning!!!
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"I bet a lot of money that Noah isn't the guy that we assume is Jonas (hooded guy)"
Well yes, but no xD
You guys can absolutely upload 2-3 episodes of Dark at a time tbh. We'd probably enjoy seeing a binge happen and the discussion pieces in between episodes.
reaction to how to make million before grandma dies (2024) pleeeeeeeek
this is just a nitpick but the way u guys pronounce Mikkel is so funny. You pronounce it like it's Miguel, but it should be more like Mick-el.
If youve played elden ring, then basically like the name Miquella, but without the "la" part, and more emphasis on the first part of the name
Rhymes with nickel.
@@rini6 better explanation lmao
Love that youre reacting to dark :)
Just finished ep 6 myself and the show is COOKING
React to 'Squid Game'.
Crab game
Ew.. squid game has to be one of the most over hyped shows in the past century
The idea is great, but the acting, story telling, and overall story is average as fuck.
Season 1 is just the intro lol
Idk why people are calling an american thing.
In Brazil cops and such carry guns and civilians dont lol.
i mean brazil also has a violent crime problem
@@MrZorgbot Yeah, but civillians don't and crimes are worse.
My comment is just to talk about why people are arguing with that. Switzerland has civillians carrying guns if im not wrong and is one of the most secure countries. As I said, is not an american thing. I know this is just for joke, but some made comments serious enough lol
It is an american thing. Everyone knows that. It is not a joke. In Brazil the Police is a Military Police, very different from other countries police system.
@@robertolukas3minutos Tu sabe que eu sou brasileiro né? Kkkkkkkkkkkkk
Nos comentários estão falando que policiais andarem armados é coisa dos Estados Unidos, eu acabei de dar um exemplo (Brasil) em que isso não é uma coisa somente dos EUA. E a lista continua, a grande maioria dos países os policiais andam armados. Mesmo se for falar de porte de armas, EUA também não é o único.
@@halflingdesaovicente Óbvio que sei, mas você não entende o quão diferente os EUA são. Eles são O PAÍS das armas. Aqui temos Polícia Ostensiva, coisa que não é comum em outros países justamente pq Polícia Militar é rara no mundo. Eu sou advogado, meu TCC foi exatamente sobre essa comparação da polícia daqui com outros países. Os EUA é bem destacado quando o assunto é armas e isso já é common sense, negar isso é demonstrar ignorância ou tentar forçar que é normal.
26:30 not again. It’s really stupid if someone has already read the story. :-/
You don’t appear as smart, you just appear as annoying.
Also how he suddenly gets very quiet when the discussion is about Claudia.
That’s really annoying. He knows it. But then it’s not a reaction video. :-/
03:13 i just noticed that the dead sheeps, there were 33 of them. What about the birds?
66 dead birds
@@smeartyke Okay thx
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And there were 99 dead fleas in 53
@@mranima748 No spoiler for me, i have watched the show live when it was out, i just forgot a lot of details, not to mention that a scenario that thick requires a second or third watch to notice things we missed.
Like the number of dead animals, depending on the date :)
( thx for the update about the fleas :) )
Carter straight up calling out Cannon for sibling discipline. Dw bro, I've got a brother 5yrs older than me; dude used to kick my ass whenever I did some dumb idiocy.
Can't wait for next Episode!!!
The beginning is the end , and the end is the beginning 🔥
Dark days are best days!
btw AKW means nuclear power plant if you didnt know. It translates to Atom Kraft Werk (atom force werk )
lol
Kraft can just be translated into power (actually more common translation than force) and Werk is just plant (mostly you would translate it into factory or facility without context, but plant is one valid translation of the word)
@@benediktmathes2528 actually no mine is correct. Its the actual translation. The Kraft in Atomkraft isnt translated to power its force. Otherwise it would be called Atomstromwerk or something like that. Its just used different in the languages. And werk or werks is a word in english too. And its also not Atomstromplantage or something like that.
@@mucxlx No.... Atomkraft is literally nuclear power.
Also I don't care if werk is an English word, plant is a much more common translation for Werk than werk. Produktionswerk (you know as in all the industry) for example is literally a production plant. Chemiewerk = chemical plant.
@@benediktmathes2528 Its not about what it is its what it is translated to
@@mucxlx You are just wrong. This whole argument is stupid tbh. If you really think that Kraft for example does not translate into power, you either have no clue about at least one of the 2 languages or are incredibly stupid. It is LITERALLY the first entry on LEO when you look up Kraft.
Also this is my last post for this, because as I said this whole argument is too stupid. It's just sad that people might believe that bs.
Please pronounce it “Mickle”, not “Mickelle”.
Macayla
Stg all kids do back in the day in the 70s and 80s, was get kidnapped
As a huge hint I’ll tell you that Mikkel and Michael are the same name. Like John and Jose. So we know Jonas’ dad was named Michael. It feels like not a huge stretch to assume it could have once been Mikkel
wrong thumbnail bruh 😅
that shot is from episode 7
Nah it was also in this episode i re-watched it like 2 hours ago
with peace and love, youre wrong. watch the episode again, this shot is literally in it lol.
No bruh
4:19 it's literally there
oh okay my bad guys 😬💀
I actually forgot that this scene was in ep 3 😅