‘Dark Matter’ Season 2 Premieres Today: How to Watch the Twisty Sci-Fi Thriller

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Dark Matter, Apple TV’s high-concept sci-fi TV series, from author Blake Crouch (who wrote the book and created the series), ended its first season two years ago. The show explores the multiverse theory with the creation of a quantum superposition device (that I will refer to as the box from here on out) that serves as a portal to infinite realities, depicting how this scientific idea can have both positive and bleak outcomes for humanity. When I say bleak, I mean it.

Season 2 of Dark Matter premieres this week and is based on an original story idea from Crouch and company. Stars Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly are back as Jason and Daniela Dessen, a couple who use the box to find a safe reality to live in after their world was upended in season 1. But that task is way easier said than done.

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