I watched the penultimate episode this afternoon, and I have to say I have been shocked at the death toll this season, especially with characters I assumed would be around for the entire run of the series. Just wow!
There is one death, in particular, that I had been waiting three seasons for. And the scene itself plays out almost exactly as it did in the book, even though the surrounding circumstances are different.I watched the penultimate episode this afternoon, and I have to say I have been shocked at the death toll this season, especially with characters I assumed would be around for the entire run of the series. Just wow!
Am I completely lost if I watch the third season without the first two? I got a screener from Amazon for this season, but haven't seen the first two and don't have Prime.
I agree with everything you wrote. Great season. Great explanation. And obvious Time Tunnel homage.Holy smokes, I finished season 3 last night. What a terrific season, from start to finish. They've certainly left a world of possibilities for the next season, and I love how just a few words ("...can only travel to those worlds where your counterpart is dead...") from Abe explains so much of what we have seen already.
And, intentional or not, the German quantum tunnel (or whatever it was called) looked a whole lot like Irwin Allen's Time Tunnel!
They already did the leadership struggle thing when Hitler died. I think it'd be more interesting if Himmler is in a Woodrow Wilson situation, where he's incapacitated but not dead.
John Smith is the most compelling anti-hero on television right now. He's a monster who sold out his country and has done (and continues to do) horrible things. But he hates all of it, and Rufus Sewell makes you feel everything he's feeling.I'm most interested in whether John is further hardened into the Nazi regime or if now he is willing to push back against the regime with his wife running away from him?