‘Dark Matter’ Season 2 Trailer Raises the Stakes Across Dimensions
We enjoyed Dark Matter season one, which very closely adapts Blake Crouch’s sci-fi novel of the same name. So we were especially intrigued when Apple TV ordered up another season, because there’s uncharted narrative territory ahead. With Crouch himself behind the wheel—the author is also the show’s creator, executive producer, showrunner, and writer—it’ll be like getting a sequel novel in the form of a TV series, with Joel Edgerton again leading the way as main character Jason Dessen.
- ▪We enjoyed Dark Matter season one, which very closely adapts Blake Crouch’s sci-fi novel of the same name.
- ▪So we were especially intrigued when Apple TV ordered up another season, because there’s uncharted narrative territory ahead.
- ▪With Crouch himself behind the wheel—the author is also the show’s creator, executive producer, showrunner, and writer—it’ll be like getting a sequel novel in the form of a TV series, with Joel Edgerton again leading the way as main charact
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| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 21:51:59 +0000 |
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We enjoyed Dark Matter season one, which very closely adapts Blake Crouch’s sci-fi novel of the same name. So we were especially intrigued when Apple TV ordered up another season, because there’s uncharted narrative territory ahead. With Crouch himself behind the wheel—the author is also the show’s creator, executive producer, showrunner, and writer—it’ll be like getting a sequel novel in the form of a TV series, with Joel Edgerton again leading the way as main character Jason Dessen. As fans will recall, season one saw Jason being kidnapped by himself—or rather, a version of himself who’d devoted his entire life to creating the Box, a device that enables cross-dimensional travel.
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