SG94
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Anyone watching this?
My god it's tense!
Best thing I've watched in a while, I re-watched the last few of the first season before diving into the second. At ep7 now, and a few things are beginning to come together, but it definitely gets the grey matter spinning!
I think that although it has never been advertised as having any kind of sci-fi element, it must be. There appears to be some sort of inter-dimension traveling to it with the trade minister able to jump around, and his assistant from Nagasaki with the radiation scars. How can he have these? As in this reality Germany and Japan won the war and no bomb was dropped in Japan. A line from him in season one also alludes to this when he tells the minister he is 'too good for this world....'
Juliana Crane seems to be at the centre of all the realities we have seen so far, and I think she is beginning to suspect things. And the man himself, is not Hitler as we were of to believe at the end of season 1. He's resistance, but when you see his hideout and all the films arranged by year, how could this be unless he (or others) are travelling to alternate times and bringing them back?
I just hope the end lives up to the build up and they explain it, even if they leave the odd strand for any future series. It's a 'slow' burner, but gripping, you can't stop watching.
My god it's tense!
Best thing I've watched in a while, I re-watched the last few of the first season before diving into the second. At ep7 now, and a few things are beginning to come together, but it definitely gets the grey matter spinning!
I think that although it has never been advertised as having any kind of sci-fi element, it must be. There appears to be some sort of inter-dimension traveling to it with the trade minister able to jump around, and his assistant from Nagasaki with the radiation scars. How can he have these? As in this reality Germany and Japan won the war and no bomb was dropped in Japan. A line from him in season one also alludes to this when he tells the minister he is 'too good for this world....'
Juliana Crane seems to be at the centre of all the realities we have seen so far, and I think she is beginning to suspect things. And the man himself, is not Hitler as we were of to believe at the end of season 1. He's resistance, but when you see his hideout and all the films arranged by year, how could this be unless he (or others) are travelling to alternate times and bringing them back?
I just hope the end lives up to the build up and they explain it, even if they leave the odd strand for any future series. It's a 'slow' burner, but gripping, you can't stop watching.