Apple TV releases the second season of Dark Matter
Apple TV has begun streaming the next season of its science-fiction series Dark Matter, with the first episode now available to subscribers.
Apple TV has launched the second season of Dark Matter, and the first episode is available now to subscribers. The new run continues the multiverse-driven story that made the series a standout for viewers following its debut season.
The Verge said the show’s latest episodes push its reality-bending premise further, adding to the layered structure that already defined the series. The outlet described the new season as even more disorienting than before.
9to5Mac reported the premiere on August 28 and said Apple TV has also released a trailer for the season. The series remains part of Apple’s streaming lineup as it expands one of the service’s better-known science-fiction titles.
Dark Matter is based on Blake Crouch’s novel of the same name, and the show’s return adds another chapter to Apple TV’s growing slate of original dramas.
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