Season 3 of Dark Matter is a little bizarre (going off the rails a bit), but still delivers thrilling and action-packed adventures. After the destruction of the space station EOS-7 the Raza takes on new crew members and attempts to recover the blink drive from Ryo; meanwhile Ryo becomes more desperate as the tides of the war turns against him and his own people begin to rebel. While the overall season story arc is pretty strong, there are a lot of crazy subplots with the Raza traveling back in time to 21st century Earth, Two discovering a secret history with the Android, Sarah turning into an A.I. program within the ship’s computer, and an extra-dimensional alien invasion. Still, all the chases and fight scenes are especially well-done, and add a lot of excitement and intensity to the episodes. And the finale delivers a game-changing cliffhanger that leaves the audience in suspense. Yet Season 3 is so scattershot that SyFy putted the plug on Dark Matter, bringing the Raza’s journey to an end.
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Season 3 of Dark Matter is a little bizarre (going off the rails a bit), but still delivers thrilling and action-packed adventures. After the destruction of the space station EOS-7 the Raza takes on new crew members and attempts to recover the blink drive from Ryo; meanwhile Ryo becomes more desperate as the tides of the war turns against him and his own people begin to rebel. While the overall season story arc is pretty strong, there are a lot of crazy subplots with the Raza traveling back in time to 21st century Earth, Two discovering a secret history with the Android, Sarah turning into an A.I. program within the ship’s computer, and an extra-dimensional alien invasion. Still, all the chases and fight scenes are especially well-done, and add a lot of excitement and intensity to the episodes. And the finale delivers a game-changing cliffhanger that leaves the audience in suspense. Yet Season 3 is so scattershot that SyFy putted the plug on Dark Matter, bringing the Raza’s journey to an end.