Dark Matter

Okay, I think I'm going to put all that into another bonus episode.

Dark Matter is yielding a lot of bonus content, a lot of conversations that I feel are not immediately relevant to the episode in question.

So listeners, here's some more bonus content discussing things that were inspired by Dark Matter, but not related to the episode in question.

So it's bonus.

Have at it.

Good morning.

Today we're discussing Episode 9, the penultimate episode of Season 2 of Apple TV's Dark Matter, entitled How to Build the Box, written by Jacqueline Ben-Zechary and Blake Crouch and directed by Nick Murphy.

As usual, I'll begin with a brief synopsis of the episode and then we'll get on to the discussion.

How to build the box.

Okay, so on that note, listeners, we will wrap things up.

If you'd like to join the conversation, visit the Discord.

The server is called Moonshow Podcast and the channel is Dark Matter.

Meg, anything to promote this week? Nope.

On Apple

TV, I was watching Dark Matter.

which is a multiversal story.

God, you need a fucking slide rule to keep it track.

I will do this time.

I've been enjoying a TV show called Dark Matter.

So it's on Apple TV.

It's a sci-fi-ish show.

You can find them here in our catalog.

And then currently we're finishing up Dark Matter Season 2.

We got the finale this Friday.

On Wednesday, Koff and I are going to be catching up on Vision Quest because enough of you have commented that we should go try it out.

Yeah.

Caitlin,

I'm thinking about her because we've watched watching Dark Matter.

Right.

And for my channel, Journey Across Media, like TJ said, we're talking Clayface here on Agents of Fandom.

If you loved Clayface so much and you can't get enough of it, I'm actually talking that as well on my podcast, followed by a Halloween and horror episode, do a little nice Halloween draft, and then talking Dark Matter Season 2.

So that's the next few things coming up for me on Journey Across Media.

Thank you once again, TJ, for having me.

I think we talked about that.

I've been watching, with my wife, Dark Matter.

Have you guys heard about that show? Is

that on Netflix?

I would recommend Apple.

If you want quality content, every show that they're putting out right now is solid.

Dark Matter I saw when I was in Iraq in the first season, and then I watched the first season again when they put season two out, and now me and my wife are watching through it.

And it's really good.

You know, I haven't seen many movies of late.

Uh, I've been watching more of the series, uh, dark matter on Apple TV.

It is.

I