Everybody is Ayrone. We're bringing Kim Renfro onto the show to talk about

season three of Dark and I feel like this is going to be a long podcast so let's get

right to it. Kim of course is a senior correspondent on Insider and you've probably seen her amazing timeline in Westworld

and her writing about that show, Game of Thrones, Devs of late and she's also been working as a pretty regular beat,

the Netflix series Dark and that She's also been working as a pretty regular beat,

the Netflix series Dark, and that's what we're

going to be talking about here right now.

Let's get into it.

So we brought you on to the podcast here Kim because something happened last weekend.

The apocalypse destroyed Germany and the Netflix documentary Dark when they dropped their season 3 premiere.

You had gotten a chance to see it before I did.

I just inhaled it all over the weekend.

What's your first thoughts?

I really love the way that they wrapped everything up. I was impressed.

I was also a little bit fatigued, think like maybe in the middle of the new episodes I kind of hit a a bit of a downslope of being like oh my God everybody is just lying and monologging and this is so like according to the name you know it's very dark

Yeah, very dark show, but I thought you know towards the end there they really pulled a few cool new tricks out of the bag and I was overall really happy

Yeah, I

When I kind of have a similar story like there's somewhere in like episode two or three where I'm like man I just don't know about this and when like

Dark Martha you know Eve showed up and she was essentially spouting all the same stuff Adam was.

I'm like, is this going to feel, you know, like the movie Groundhog Day where it's like,

gosh, we've seen these scenes so many times, is this going to see that feel very rote but then right around

episode four they just stomp on the accelerator and I felt like we got a whole season's worth of dark in the last three episodes of

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