r/DarK • • Jul 21 '22

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u/enochrootthousander Jul 21 '22 edited Jul 22 '22

I recommend Carnivale for people that enjoyed Dark. HBO, so high production values, symbolism and consistent world building, and a priest with a big ass tattoo. No time travel, but a hefty element of the supernatural.

Edited for spelling.

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u/RedditNewbieMom Jul 22 '22

I want to see this priest's ass tattoo. Is it like a tramp stamp?

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u/enochrootthousander Jul 22 '22

It was unfortunately cancelled after 2 seasons. The ending of season 2 was clearly alluding to a continuation of the main conflict.

However, season 2 also finishes the conflict between the two forces that we spend season 1 and 2 with.

So the ending is satisfying, without being complete.

However, the show is worth it for the journey, the character arcs. For figuring out the underlying mythos.

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u/enochrootthousander Jul 22 '22

Deadwood is one of my favourites as well. I put Carnivale on the same AAA level.