Read this only when you've watched the whole series.
...But. The story is riddled with inconsistencies.
Why does a naturally occurring phenomenon tatto a person's wrist? If Dafoe was projected into three distinct time periods backwards (and at least one forward, but following on the logical assumption he would be also projected farther and at least one more time farther in the future as well), why was Mannix only projected to 1889? Wasn't there another Mannix projection into 1940 and 2022 respectively? Why is Iris in the final 2023 shot, wasn't she supposed to disappear with the rest of the gang? And why did the loop kick in in the first place, if young Elias disappeared so easily once the loop was broken?
These being said, it was worth a watch, but if you want mindbending time travel that actually has logical coherence, Dark is still the go-to series.
...But. The story is riddled with inconsistencies.
Why does a naturally occurring phenomenon tatto a person's wrist? If Dafoe was projected into three distinct time periods backwards (and at least one forward, but following on the logical assumption he would be also projected farther and at least one more time farther in the future as well), why was Mannix only projected to 1889? Wasn't there another Mannix projection into 1940 and 2022 respectively? Why is Iris in the final 2023 shot, wasn't she supposed to disappear with the rest of the gang? And why did the loop kick in in the first place, if young Elias disappeared so easily once the loop was broken?
These being said, it was worth a watch, but if you want mindbending time travel that actually has logical coherence, Dark is still the go-to series.