User Reviews

This episode reveals the background story of Murray which is very sad n traumatizing n y Murray became an atheist. It also sprinkles lite on how Harriet came to b known as sister Harriet.

Some good moments in this ep. As Agent BL finds out about Operation Paperclip and finds out there is not much she can do about it.

We find out more backstory. And Tobias has a bookburning session.

Adding to this review later upping the score from a 6 to a 9/10. That's because the commercial for NASA at the end of Ep. 6 is pure GOLD. GOLD I SAY!

The US government protected NAZI's and took them into the country at the end of WW2. That is pure fact. The hypocrisy of the United States is sometimes so overwhelming.

6/10. TO 9/10.

Like a lot of current US long form series. Whatever pace that is picked up in the previous episode, it comes to a crashing halt.

This episode is a character piece. We learn more about Sister Harriet. How she was a Jewish girl who was sent to England by her parents to a convent for her own safety.

I wonder if we will get other flashbacks that will explain her Australian accent?

More moving was Murray Markowitz's story. His son being killed by the Nazis, his loss of faith and maybe finding it again as his daughter gets wed.

However we are now at episode 6 and I would have thought the main plot would take centre stage. I guess we are going to get the background of everyone in Offerman's team.

At least a man Sister Harriet abducted has a link with the Markowitz's past.

Dylan Baker gets to do some OTT acting as Biff Simpson gives an impassioned speech to President Carter. I just wish that the writers had the wit to have Carter give Biff a withering put down.

2 out of 5 stars.

The sixth episode is another weak one with its dull and boring story telling. Feeling like a drag. With characters that are becoming forgettable