Season 2
In Season 2, the crew of the Raza becomes embroiled in an intergalactic conspiracy, seeking a mysterious device that may hold the key to victory in a looming all-out corporate war. In the aftermath of the betrayal of one of their own, they are split up - some imprisoned, others shuttled off to begin a new life. Fate, new allies and a larger enemy propels them to a new adventure.
Welcome to Your New Home
The crew awakens to find themselves prisoners on the Hyperion-8 Maximum Security Galactic Detention Facility.
Kill Them All
Imprisoned in Hyperion-8, the crew must negotiate attempted assassinations, extraditions, and behind-the-scenes machinations as they plot their escape.
I've Seen the Other Side of You
The neural link triggers a dangerous glitch and the crew start to turn against each other while hiding out in empty space in an effort to lose the GA.
We Were Family
Three manages to reconnect with his former crew. The Android ends up in some unique company.
We Voted Not to Space You
The Android goes undercover to try and help the crew track a dangerous, yet familiar, foe.
We Should Have Seen This Coming
Desperate for money, the Raza crew follow Nyx's lead on an op, only to discover that their target is a personal one.
She's One of Them Now
Three crew members infiltrate a highly secure facility with the help of their handler.
Stuff to Steal, People to Kill
A Blink Drive test goes awry, propelling the Raza to a parallel reality.
Going Out Fighting
The crew takes a dangerous mission inside Dwarf Star Technologies in a desperate bid to save their ailing leader.
Take the Shot
Mayhem on the ship sheds light on some crew members' dark pasts.
Wish I'd Spaced You When I Had the Chance
While Five is kidnapped and Three comes to her rescue, the rest of the Raza crew must face the Galactic Authority.
Sometimes in Life You Don't Get to Choose
Four's loyalty is put to the test when he attempts to reclaim the throne of Ishida.
But First, We Save the Galaxy
The crew of the Raza works to prevent the destruction of a space station and prevent an all out corporate war.
Avis de la communauté (1)
Dark Matter delivers a somewhat disappointing second season that, while is full of adventure, lacks a clear vision. This season the crew of the Raza breaks out of a maximum security prison and find themselves on the run once again. Several cast changes are made, but unfortunately the new characters just aren't as interesting and end up changing the whole dynamic of the crew. Also, the crew no longer has the same sense of purpose; as they're not trying to get their memories back nor do they need each other any longer. They're just another ragtag group of mercenaries living from job to job. Also, the show makes several jump-the-shark kind of leaps by introducing travel to alternate universes, psychics, and androids evolving sentience. Still, there are some interesting story arcs and the action/fight scenes are intense and exciting. Though it's a bit rough, Season 2 of Dark Matter is solidly entertaining.