Life in Nazi New York is chillingly compelling. In the subsequent episodes, the story comes close to collapsing under the weight of having to provide answers and tie up the many threads.
It settled into its groove for the first half of the season, expanding the show’s world and raising tantalising questions.
That the second half of The Man in the High Castle Season 2 doesn’t quite hit the mark is perhaps unsurprising, but man, it comes very close.Īs was made apparent with the season’s opening episode, The Man in the High Castle spins a lot of narrative plates. The breathtaking revelation of a different Juliana living in our version of 1962 was the culmination of five episodes of near-as-dammit TV perfection. Not caught up with The Man in the High Castle Season 2? Read our spoiler-free review of the opening episode here.
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