Netflix has unveiled the first trailer for the final season of German thriller Dark and revealed its premiere date.
The series was a surprise hit when it landed on the streaming service in 2018 and the final season looks like it has plenty of mind-bending twists to excite fans.
Dark's third and final season will drop on June 27, which fans of the show will know is the date of the apocalypse as revealed in season two.
The trailer features key characters Jonas, Martha and Bartosz, and tells fans: "The end is the beginning, the beginning is the end." It ends on the message, "The final cycle begins," which then changes to "The final cycle ends."
Showrunner Baran bo Odar announced last May that that show had been renewed for a third and final season.
"And it's official! We are working on Dark Season 3. It is the final cycle of this great journey," he wrote on Instagram.
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"We always had three seasons in mind when we developed Dark and are happy to tell you that we will start shooting the third and final season in 4 weeks so we can deliver you guys the final chapter of Dark next year.
"Thank you Netflix for trusting us! Thank you to ALL THE DARK FANS AROUND THE WORLD! You are amazing! We love you!"
And if you're still struggling to work out what the end of season two meant, read Digital Spy's breakdown of the finale here before season three arrives.
Dark seasons one and two are available on Netflix now. Season 3 will be available to stream on Netflix on June 27.
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