Part of what makesThe Terrorunique is its time-hopping story that shines a light on multiple historical eras.

Nevertheless, despite this difference, both seasons share a clear identity that marks the franchise out.

This eventually leads to a total psychological breakdown among almost everyone, mutiny, murder, and much worse.

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The Terrorseason 2, on the other hand, arguably features a more recognizable setting.

Taking place during the Second World War, there is no remote polar expedition.

The ghosts inThe Terrorseason 2 are both more human and seemingly more numerous.

Characters in The Terror seasons 1 and 2 looking scared and intrigued

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In both cases, the main concern is the interplay between psychology and the paranormal.

However, despite these differences, the story’s contents reveal a clear through line.

Jared Harris and Derek Mio in The Terror

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