DARK - A Companion To The Netflix TV Series

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Radio Winden – A Fairer Shake for the Unknown

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The Dark Three read your emails and laugh themselves to death doing it. An email looking into whether or not Regina was tied to a Yew tree dives into Wagner’s “Der Ring des Nibelungen”, and an email that gives our hosts three mind-blowing brongs; this episode of Radio Winden is aiming to be the most hysterical one yet.

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Show notes:

• What part of Ariadne’s story or Tsvetaeva’s play Ariadne is being referenced in Martha’s monologue in S1E6?
• Tannhaus means something completely different then we thought it did
• Stabat Mater

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Quick Update From The Dark Three

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The Dark Three give a quick hello and update.

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Show notes:

Dark Companion Pod on YouTube

https://joisans.com/

https://www.etsy.com/shop/JoisansStudio

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Long Live the Queen – Regina Tiedemann in Dark

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The Dark Three pay homage to the queen, in both name and importance, of Netflix’s Dark – Regina. They explore her relationship and pure love with Aleksander, discuss his mysterious background, and uncover Regina’s startling mythological origins that lead to a discovery that shakes the Dark Three “to their roots.”

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Show notes:

Exhibit A: The bird necklace’s owners

Exhibit B: The Doppler Mansion 1953 / Waldhotel Winden 2019

Exhibit C: Regina’s “glow up”

Exhibit D: Aleksander’s passport photo mystery

Exhibit E: Regina’s jewelry clues

Exhibit F: A Reddit comment that mentions us. Thank you!
https://www.reddit.com/r/DarK/comments/k6s46d/spoilers_s3_about_regina_and_her_life/

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A Second Ines

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The Dark Three dig deep into the surprising feelings people seem to have for a character they all perceived to be rather straight-forward. Mikkel’s adoptive mother appeared at first to be loving, self-sacrificing and loyal; but is there a second Ines?

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Show notes:

The Ines Debate

Ines theory proof?

The identity of Ines’ son

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The Man With No Future

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In this episode, PB, Acorn, and Mirggles unpack Ulrich, dissecting his perceived failures, helplessness, and the trap of his own self destructive cycle.

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Exhibit A: Toast Hawaii

Toast Hawaii is a real recipe. It was popularized by German TV cook Clemens Wilmenrod (real name Carl Clemens Hahn) in the 1950s.

Ingredients:

• 1 slice white bread (or wheat sandwich bread)
• 1 tbsp. butter 1-2 slices ham (deli)
• 1 slice pineapple (canned or fresh, drained)
• Optional: 1 pinch dried marjoram
• 2 slices cheese (To cover bread, gruyère or Emmentaler are good choices)

Directions:

1. Lightly butter both sides of the bread and place on cookie sheet.
2. Layer ham, then pineapple.
3. Sprinkle with marjoram, if using, and top with cheese.
4. Bake at 350 F for 12 minutes. Serve hot. The Germans eat this with a knife and fork.

Exhibit B: Red Lips Unite

Exhibit C: Album Art

Exhibit D: Charlotte’s triangle

Exhibit E: Tear Down of Decommissioned Power Plant

Exhibit F: DARK Finds

“DARK Studies” by Bhaskar Rac

“Everything Is Connected” by Kim Myatt