Dark Matter

A physicist is abducted into a version of his own life he never chose. Blake Crouch's novel, and the Apple TV series he wrote from it.

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Where to start with Dark Matter

One series and one book, and the book is the first season. Watch or read either first; they tell the same story and neither assumes the other. What matters is that the second season is not an adaptation of anything, because Blake Crouch never wrote a sequel, so from there the book stops being a map.

  1. 1
    Dark Matter, season 1 Dark Matter

    Nine episodes, the whole novel, and a premise that is explained inside the first two: the man who took your life is you, and he planned it better than you can.

  2. 2
    Dark Matter, the novel Dark Matter

    Blake Crouch wrote the series himself, so this is the same story rather than a different take on it. Shorter than the season, and it moves.

  3. 3
    Dark Matter, season 2 Dark Matter

    New territory. Currently going out weekly, so it is the one part of this you cannot finish yet.

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The Series

  • Dark Matter 2024, 2 seasons, 12 episodes

The Novel

  • Dark Matter 2016

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