This episode sheds a light on the evil that is still plotted in this world. It raises awareness on how much is going on beneath the surface of our society.
The storyline I think was well thought of. The casting, however, could have been better. For example, Sam's German has such a thick American accent that he cannot possibly have been a Polish survivor of a concentration camp. He only has to say 'Jawohl, Frau Brandenberg', but instead he says 'Brandenburg' and pronounces the r in an American instead of a German way. Frau Brandenberg herself has a great German accent though.
The whole idea of hiring people to make the streets dangerous in order to get elected could have been more clear. For the rest, it was a good story.The ending was good as well; indeed we have no idea how this ends, as much of this is still going on in secret.
The storyline I think was well thought of. The casting, however, could have been better. For example, Sam's German has such a thick American accent that he cannot possibly have been a Polish survivor of a concentration camp. He only has to say 'Jawohl, Frau Brandenberg', but instead he says 'Brandenburg' and pronounces the r in an American instead of a German way. Frau Brandenberg herself has a great German accent though.
The whole idea of hiring people to make the streets dangerous in order to get elected could have been more clear. For the rest, it was a good story.The ending was good as well; indeed we have no idea how this ends, as much of this is still going on in secret.
