Jack and Jin find out what the 3 Body Problem means for Earth | Netflix

That’s the thing about the 3 Body Problem, there’s just no solution. Jack Rooney (John Bradley) and Jin Cheng (Jess Hong) rise to level 4 on the headset game they both play only to realize that the consequences of the the problem they're trying to solve are all too real and more unbelievable than they could ever imagine. They learn that the 3 Body Problem is real , and someone is coming for them.

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Jack and Jin find out what the 3 Body Problem means for Earth | Netflix

Across continents and decades, five brilliant friends make earth-shattering discoveries as the laws of science unravel and an existential threat emerges.

[andrestjacques]

Please don’t take too long to release season two it’s soo good

[EastshoreCarp]

Little "Vera" so pretty and frightening at the same time.

[garyobrian]

Ah classic humanity call into the void then the void answers back

[andrewlim]

Impressed by the performance of the child actor in this scene.

[kogden]

It’s funny how the Shan-ti make it seem like they’re just refugees looking for a new place to live, but at the end of the season you know they are conquerors, and their intentions are nothing but hostile

[chasspeed]

Variety has named it the number 1 show of the week with 1.6 billion minutes viewed. I hope Netflix will start season 2 soon! Thanks Netflix! Great show!

[Andesu]

After rewatching this scene, I realized they really can't lie. They did believe they were invited.

[mrcuttime]

For a second there, I thought Follower said, "We can't wait to eat you"! I had to turn on captions to be sure.

[Nephlim]

An absolutely mindbending series that immediatly gave off a Childhood's End vibe! MUST HAVE MORE!!!!

[Briguy]

Ooh boy, it's not gonna be a "we come in peace" moment.

[howardem]

An ultimate invasion [passive aggression] series. The alien girl sounds so polite and cordial with a sinister plan to enslave and conquer humanity.

[Mediocreinput]

Why do I have a feeling those who were left behind on the trisolar planets are the "undeserved" and "unaligned" ones left to be doomed rather than volunteers or resource limitations

[alexlun]

Season 1 (the first book) is meant to be an introduction to Season 2 and 3 which get a lot more wilder. If you thought season 1 was too much, just wait and see.

[KG-]

Highest level of science fiction I've seen put film in my life. Can't think of anything that comes close. Brilliant, reading book also.

[leftdeadian]

They reached earth only to find it heavily armed protected by the god emperor.

[makutarix]

Seeing the fleet and then it shoot off was so damn chilling

[ifeelsane]

Netflix, PLEASE! Approve season 2! The series are GREAT! Solid 8/10, I wanted to give 9 but... It's almost there
Please, don't cancel the show, it's really good: sci-fi part about aliens, their and ours tech, characters drama (especially Will's story!), action/shocking/beautiful scenes - I loved it all!

[KillVill]

In the book, Tisolarus was ripped into two, the description of that and how they survived it was incredible, It took 96 million years for the planet (and its new moon) to round themselves and for civilizations to begin again. I wonder why they cut that part? They made alot of changes but seeing that part of the 3Body game would have been especially cool.

[Kakashi_Ramanov]

The series teaches how to prepare your prey psychologically and socially to welcome its predators...

[slimj]

2:28 they look at each other like "I'm not racist