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Joel Edgerton & Alice Braga on Dark Matter Season 1 Ending Explained

Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Dark Matter Season 1 Maybe in an alternate reality there are more Dark Matter episodes, but for our world, Season 1 of the epic Apple TV+ sci-fi series has come to a close. Now that all nine episodes are available to stream, the show's stars, Joel Edgerton (The Gift) and Alice Braga (Queen of the South), join Collider's Steve Weintraub to look back on their characters' journeys throughout this season, the choices they made, and where they end up. As we lean into Season 2, they also chat about how fans of author and showrunner Blake Crouch's book may still have some surprises in store. Dark Matter Season 1 introduced viewers to the characters of Crouch's many worlds, and for fans of the novel, it brought them to life with a stacked cast including Oscar-winner Jennifer Connelly (A Beautiful Mind), Jimmi Simpson (Westworld), Dayo Okeniyi (See), and Oakes Fegley (The Fabelmans). We explored different realities with Jason Dessen (Edgerton) and Amanda Lucas (Braga) as they boldly fought to find Jason's original Earth to reunite with his family. In the end, Jason does find his way home (or so we're led to believe), while Amanda chooses to part ways and make the best of the life she has. As any good season finale does, Dark Matter leaves us with unanswered questions and an appetite for what's to come. In this interview, Edgerton and Braga dissect their characters' decisions, theorize with us on who really walked through that door in the end, and tease what the focus of Season 2 will be. In addition to this and what surprises lay in store for book fans, they share what they'd do if they had access to the box, and Edgerton talks about joining the "greatest show on earth," Bluey. #darkmatter #joeledgerton #alicebraga For interviews, movie reviews, and more visit https://collider.com FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL   / collider     / collider     / collider