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In this episode of 'Need Some Introduction', host Victor delves into the new Apple TV+ science fiction thriller 'Dark Matter', based on Blake Crouch's novel. He compares the series to the book, expressing satisfaction with its faithful adaptation while foreseeing potential filler in the show's long episodes. Victor also discusses the mixed critical reception of 'Dark Matter' and its exploration of alternate lives, a theme resonating in pop culture's recent fascination with multiverses. Additionally, Victor champions 'The Big Door Prize', another Apple TV+ series based on a novel. Despite its low popularity, he praises its exploration of personal destiny and recommends it for its unique storytelling and emotional depth. Victor then discusses his relationship with Blake Crouch's works, recommending other shows like 'Shining Girls', 'Constellation', and discussing the concept of doppelgangers through various recommendations. The episode also includes a 'science corner' where Victor explains quantum superposition and multiverses, providing a deeper understanding of the science behind the concepts explored in 'Dark Matter' and similar narratives.
00:00 Introduction to Dark Matter: A New Sci-Fi Thriller
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In this episode of 'Need Some Introduction', host Victor delves into the new Apple TV+ science fiction thriller 'Dark Matter', based on Blake Crouch's novel. He compares the series to the book, expressing satisfaction with its faithful adaptation while foreseeing potential filler in the show's long episodes. Victor also discusses the mixed critical reception of 'Dark Matter' and its exploration of alternate lives, a theme resonating in pop culture's recent fascination with multiverses. Additionally, Victor champions 'The Big Door Prize', another Apple TV+ series based on a novel. Despite its low popularity, he praises its exploration of personal destiny and recommends it for its unique storytelling and emotional depth. Victor then discusses his relationship with Blake Crouch's works, recommending other shows like 'Shining Girls', 'Constellation', and discussing the concept of doppelgangers through various recommendations. The episode also includes a 'science corner' where Victor explains quantum superposition and multiverses, providing a deeper understanding of the science behind the concepts explored in 'Dark Matter' and similar narratives.
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