And some of them are genuinely pursuing peace. The ‘baddies’, we’re being told, are just humans after all. Meanwhile, Rufus Sewell’s ObergruppenFührer is balancing life as a devoted family man with getting regularly shot up by revolutionaries, while the Japanese trade minister is trying to keep a lid on the Cold War that’s simmering between the Japanese and the Nazis. Now that he’s watched the film himself and saved her from a fairly inept assassin, is he on the side of the Resistance? Or would that be far too easy? Joe is clearly onto her from early on, so the question stops being whether he’ll discover who she is, and becomes whether or not he’ll turn her in. In the neutral zone, Juliana and Joe continue their dance of mutual suspicion and attraction.
After episode 1 established the tone of the series, episode two was all about revealing the characters’ surprising depths.
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