8th December, 2019.
Yes: it’s officially official: I am back at the course, tomorrow.
I’m job hunting, at the moment: and, if you’ve been following me for a while?
You’ll know I’m on a short course designed to improve my employment prospects.
I’m back there, tomorrow: and looking forward to it: as it gets me out of the house.
The real killer?
Little things mean a lot.
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At any rate … ?
It’s the Sunday night before I go back.
And frankly?
I want to go to bed early … but want to tell you about a TV show.
Yep: you’re right … I’ve seen the ninth episode of The Man in the High Castle’s fourth season.
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Episode 9 — Episode 9 For Want of a Nail opens with Bell and Elijah (Frances Turner and Clé Bennett) having serious discussion: Elijah feels the Crown Princess’s bedroom need to be re-purposed.
Whilst Nazi bombers fly over: dropping propaganda leaflets.
Inspector Kido (Joel de la Fuente)… ?
Is still being held by the BCR: and having hallucinations of his son, as a youngster.
Childan (Brennan Brown), and Yukiko (Chika Kanamoto) are now married.
But split up by an especially officious guard when trying to flee to Japan
Meanwhile … ? Juliana (Alexa Davalos) finally gets in touch with Helen: this world’s Helen.
Helen has seen the footage of the alternative Smith family: and wants to know more.
Her husband, Reichsmarshall Smith is in Berlin. The Führer … ?
Has plans for North America: to expand the Reich, westward.
And has plans for Reichsmarshall Smith.
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Now … it has to be said, this is yet another good little episode: one with twists, turns, emotional touches …
And one hell of a palace coup as an ending.
Frankly?
I know that this series is the last: at least, for now.
But? I’m keen to see the finale …
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