20th November, 2019
Right … I think I’ve had something of an almost close shave.
I’m off to an interview on Monday.
And need to apply for the price of a ticket.
Except, of course, I needed needed to wait for the email confirmation that I had an interview to turn up.
So I could show it to my contact at the Job Centre, tomorrow.
Hmmm …
Here’s hoping it gets through …
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At any rate … ?
It’s a Wednesday.
It’s a Wednesday and I fancied some TV.
Yes: I’ve started watching fourth season of The Man in the High Castle …
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Episode 1 — Hexgram 64 — picks up where season three left off. With Juliana’s (Alexa Davalos’) shift into our world: where she’s picked up on the street … by our world’s version of Reichsmarshall John Smith.
Whilst save with the alternative Smith family? She spends her time doing what she’d already done in her world: teaching karate, and meditation.
And occasionally? Having visions of the now assassinated Trade Minister Tagomi (Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa): with those same visions seeming to tell her Hexagram 64 (䷿), Before Completion, is significant.
Meanwhile … ?
Meanwhile, back in the real world, Inspector Kido (Joel de la Fuente) is investigating the Black Communist Rebellion that is causing havoc in the Pacific States of America … whilst having to train his son as a Kenpeitai officer.
In all this … ?
In all this, Elijah (Clé Bennett) is trying desperately to make sure that the BCR gets another consignment of guns: without getting arrested by the Kenpeitai …
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Now …
Good, bad or indifferent?
Actually, rather good.
Hexgram 64 isn’t showing us series four’s full set of tricks: I suspect it’ll grow them over the course of ten hours.
But … ?
As far as I’m concerned, series fours open hour is worth watching: and is promising more …
Here’s hoping …
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