Last season saw physicist Jason (Edgerton) kidnapped by an alternate version of himself who was hellbent on stealing original Jason’s life.
But, at the centre of the whole show, is the box, which allows its user to travel inter-dimensionally, leading to it being used in lots of dubious ways – not least by Leighton Vance (Dayo Okeniyi), who is searching for the “perfect world” in season 2.
Speaking exclusively to Radio Times about what the series says about our fears around technology, Edgerton explained: “When we were reading season 2 and getting ready to make it, I could see this deeper level of conversation around AI looming, and this responsibility in terms of human beings, their brilliance and ability to create a technology and then just put it out into the world without being able to look into the future and seeing what the ramifications of whatever that technology is.
“There's a real kind of hope for the future, but also real fears around what that might mean to us as a civilisation.”
Season 2 also introduces new cast members, including Chris Diamantopoulos, who plays Agent Mitchel MaNamara.
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Dark Matter season 2 is available to stream on Apple TV.
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