Alternative name for this series : It's not a Polar bear.

Just binged the first two seasons thanks to Sean from Scary Interesting. On to season 3 now.

The cruellest thing that the Creature could've done to Jonas was just leave him alone in those caves.

I just binged the first 2 seasons (while doing embroidery; it was the perfect background) and I loved it. Especially the ending - what happened to Jonas definitely takes the cake. Fantastic job! On to season 3.

Yes, I'm still listening ALL of these IN ONE PHUCKING SITTING BECAUSE YOU NOW HAVE MY SOUL

"We've found one of them." OOOOOOHHH

This entire series has been brilliant. The care and work shines through on every episode, especially with the actors and the writing. The multilingual approach works very well with setting and realism, im reminded of the opening scene of The Hunt for Red October when the cast spoke Russian and then a transition to English, but done much better here. The world building is beyond a doubt the best ive ever heard and is worthy of Television series. It also reminds me of some of HP Lovecraft's work involving 'found journals' or recounting tales ala' Mountains of Madness. ...Well done to all involved!

Season 2 was much more terrorizing. Loved it. Can't wait for season 3.

The screams.......so realistic, pure talent

ooooooooooh no. OHHH NO. i can’t believe you managed to spend a whole season ramping up to one death, and then the second you swiped all of them off the map in MOMENTS. except for jonas?!?!?! JONAS!?!?!?!?!?!? ngl before this episode i wasn’t sure how the ending of this was going to compel me to listen to another season but you got me. ON TO THE NEXT!!

Oh no Jonas...a fate worse than death. As if the body horror wasn't awful enough.. good lord this podcast!! It activates my fight-or-flight response, but in a good way 🤣

You guys definitely deserve more subscribers. I've been telling all of my friends about this series, so extremely entertaining and chilling. I can't wait to hear more from you.

Can’t believe Jonas turned into one of.....them.

I wanted to love this. The characters are interesting, the setting is intriguing, the multilingual cast is cool. But it’s downhill after that. The character deaths all felt anticlimactic. Sometimes I didn’t even realize someone was dead until a recap. And any fear or tension evaporated when you learn there’s literally no hope - the monster can easily get them inside their locked bunker and they can’t leave because it can magically rearrange space. From that point on it felt like watching a game where someone runs around with cheat codes on picking people off one by one - predictable and dull. I kept listening hoping a mystery would be solved: what was the monster(s), what happened to the murdered team members and why were they murdered, why was there an abandoned town and who lived there? For crying out loud, why did it glow blue? Nothing was solved, no one ever had a chance, and it was never clear if they ever did - was it a trap? Or was it because they took a piece back from the village? It just feels unsatisfying and like lazy writing to leave every single plot point ambiguous, constantly contrive ways to write notes and make recordings (even when a moment ago spooky magic was making it impossible but now suddenly it’s okay), then stop the transcript whenever you don’t feel like writing the transition. In summary: promising start, but took too long to get where it was going with absolutely no pay off. The podcast equivalent of, “rocks fall, everyone dies.”

I like to think Jonas simply had the Salt somewhere in his bloodline and will be reunited with his kids when a stressful situation involving seawater hauls out the Deep One strain from the back pocket of their genes. Thank you all for this, 'twas entertaining.

I'm not crying, you're crying.

So Jonas dissolved into the creature? No explanation of anything. Not one thing. I am very sad :(

If the 3rd season wasn't already out I would be very mad about that cliffhanger

I so wish I was part of this team. These are just so good! I can't stop listening.

NUUUUUUUUUU curse cliffhangers D:< craiuuu 10/10 though C:

I found this after the Magnus archives. I was trying to find things similarish to it and i have been bunge listening to this for 3 days

I've just discovered this series, and I'm obsessed! that last line gave me goosebumps!

I can’t wrap my mind over who could be alive still. I’m pretty sure it’s just the monster

Noooooo I need to know the rest!

Holy shit!! What a show!! On to season 3!

RIP Team 😪

Wow this story is fantastic! I’ve enjoyed every episode! Very much looking to the next season!

Ah good thing the carving research will go well with nobody dying :/

I'm so invested in this story. Such fantastic work! I'm so glad the third season is already out.

This has been amazing so far! Season 3 looks like it's going to be great too

:( you completely butchered eyjafjallajökulls name. Otherwise this has been an amazing story! I love it and will recommend it to all my friends!

Cliffhanger!

Hollywood should take note of this story. Yes, it’s very good, but also there isn’t any identity politics jammed in it. Don’t care what color the protagonists are, or who they choose to sleep with, because, case in point, it has nothing to do with excellent story telling. Take that you HW weirdos.

Rosa nooooo... She was the best! I wanted to see Mexican and Russian accented couples moooore...

At last the ending 6.9/10. This is my goodbye I'm not interested in season 3 I think it's too slow the plot. I liked in the beginning though

finally the doctor is dead. her voice made me hate her character from the start (sry not sry). And I put a dislike on last episode just because it was focused on her voice.

Series in a nutshell: Coffee. COFFEE! Coffee?! Coffee.. Polarbear! Polarbear. Rudely speaking in another language mid sentence so no one else can understand in the group and killing off the white characters first.😅