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John Smith gets key intelligence from his officers at the Die Nebenwelt complex, while back at home he struggles with his family's changing dynamics; Bell Mallory and the BCR join forces with Wyatt Price's rebels.

Alexa Davalos in The Man in the High Castle (2015)

First of all, this show is one that you have to let your imagination fly... And to be very open minded. A characteristic that I see, is that from the beginning the show emphasis on how to tell the story, and the characters, been very developed, well acted, driven by a fabulous music. That said so, I will just point, the initial scene, with the speech of the black leader. He was like a pastor, but also a leader, a very strong leader, that could put in words, what everybody, feels, about the oppression, that this people felt. And you could see a parallelism between the real world, where black people suffers this oppression, even we live in democracy. And a could be all day seeing the details in every frame and scene, but the whole episode was fantastic.

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Every Door Out...

This fourth season started as a real brain offense. How can the so intelligent, competent and well-informed inspectorKido not know Wyatt&#39;s face? Even in the American Reich they knew who he was. Wyatt goes to the buffet, face clean, shaved, for everyone to see, even though he&#39;s a known transgressor.
And what about BCR? Nothing has appeared on the subject for 3 seasons, even though it has been a strong and influential institution since the period before the beginning of story. The main leader of the movement also goes straight to the buffet and no one even knows who she is.
Not to mention the silly soap operas that took over the series.
In short, they managed to destroy a series that had two very good initial seasons.<br/><br/>Season 1 after 10 episodes: 8/10 stars
Season 2 after 10 episodes: 6,5/10 stars
Season 3 after 10 episodes: 5/10 stars
Season 4 after 02 episodes: 2/10 stars

The political correctness has taken over completely...
Stop after the first 2 seasons. They are great.

It looks like at this point, they&#39;re just begging us to stop watching this show. The main characters are either dead, or not main anymore, Julianna is literally barely there, John Smith is, but his main duty is dealing with his teenage daughter (who apparently is played by the same actress as always, but I&#39;ve never noticed what she looked like, because it just doesn&#39;t matter). There&#39;s a bunch of new characters, now there&#39;s apparently no Resistance in the Pacific West, now it&#39;s just black communists, who are suddenly on their own. Wyatt is being pushed, but at least he&#39;s somewhat established from before..Childen doesn&#39;t recognise him, they honestly have never met in Denver? And who cares about Kido&#39;s son, if we didn&#39;t need him for the first 3 seasons, why do we need him now, same goes for all the Japanese higher ups. Tagomi being killed off screen is pathetic, he obviously didn&#39;t want to be in this anymore, which is a shame (but understandable..), he was such a likable character. There have been some very questionable subplots and developments before, weird characters, even the last season wasn&#39;t all that great, but seeing these two episodes, I really don&#39;t think I am going to finish this series.

This episode is so off. Where are all the main characters, AND what was with that screaming sex scene? What the hell was that for? There has never been a scene like that in any of the previous episodes, so I have no idea why they threw in that scene. I don&#39;t mention this because I&#39;m prudish about things like that, far from it. The scene was just wrong in so many ways for the series. It just came out of the blue. I was embarrassed for those actors to have to film a scene like that unlike any other scene in the previous 31 episodes. It was totally gratuitous. At the point of this scene I actually started forgetting what I was actually watching. It&#39;s like it flipped to a completely different series.

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