It’s time to rally the troops! Once this Friday’s episode of Dark Matter is behind us, we’ll be nearing the halfway mark of the show’s third season. Unbelievably, you’ll only have 7 more episodes left until…
Well, that’s up to you. To ensure that fourth season pick-up, we need to keep getting the word out, continue getting new viewers on board and, of course, keep supporting the show by watching it on SYFY and SpaceChannel (and Netflix!).
The truth is, it’s all in YOUR hands now and, by YOUR, I refer to our legion of dedicated Dark Matter fans. The fate of the series rests with you!
In many ways, Dark Matter is reminiscent of my time on Stargate, another show that didn’t have a ton of money, or much press or support from the bigger online sites, but succeeded beyond expectations on the strength of its fandom – 3 shows, 17 seasons, 354 episodes! In the case of Dark Matter, it’s five year plan. Five seasons in which to tell the story of The Raza and its crew – a beginning, middle, and end already laid out, and answers to all of the show’s mysteries.
But, first things first. Let’s get that fourth season pick-up!
Tune in Friday nights at 9:00 p.m. on SYFY and Space Channel. Even better, tune into the entire SYFY Friday block starting with Killjoys at 8:00, followed by Dark Matter at 9:00, and concluding with Wynonna Earp at 10:00.
TV, Eh?’s Greg David previews the next of Dark Matter:
We were mighty confused by some of the decisions made by our heroes until midway through the episode. The payoff is worth it.
An exclusive first look at a clip from our next episode: “One Last Card To Play” at Parade.com:
SciFiAndTVTalks’ Steve Eramo Catches Up With Jodelle Ferland
“Five is a strong person, but I worry about her, because she has her limits and can only handle so much. For me, it’s been a wonderful acting challenge to play that balance and show that my character is vulnerable, but at the same time I don’t want her to look weak. Five can take care of herself, but things are definitely getting more and more difficult as well as dangerous for her along with the rest of the Raza crew this season.”
Brush up on your french and read Lubie en series’ interview with Natalie Brown:
« Je pense qu’il est très indépendant et qu’il a un instinct de survie bas donc je ne suis pas inquiète pour lui physiquement. Mais, émotionnellement oui. Je crois qu’il a plus besoin de Sarah que ce qu’il peut admettre ou réaliser. Je crois qu’elle est son sens moral. J’aime penser qu’elle a été capable de lui permettre d’accéder à ses propres émotions. Donc, s’il vit sans elle, elle espère qu’il les utilisera à bon escient ».
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