Auschwitz

Episode aired Oct 18, 2022
TV-MA
35m

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7.5/10

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Linda Emond, Domhnall Gleeson, and Emily Davis in Auschwitz (2022)

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Dr. Strauss leaves nothing unsaid. Sam gives it another shot with Mary. An idea sparks for Sam, and everything seems to click together.Dr. Strauss leaves nothing unsaid. Sam gives it another shot with Mary. An idea sparks for Sam, and everything seems to click together.Dr. Strauss leaves nothing unsaid. Sam gives it another shot with Mary. An idea sparks for Sam, and everything seems to click together.

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The term 'Meshuggener' to which Alan refers comes from the Yiddish meshugener, which in turn derives from meshuge, an adjective that is synonymous with crazy or foolish. English speakers have used the adjective form, 'meshuga' or 'meshugge' to mean foolish.

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References The Terminator (1984)

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8/10

Never assume anything with a serial killer

The performances in this show just keep getting better and better as not only Sam and Allen's relationship, but every character's relationship, evolves.

While many people begin to progress emotionally through therapy on some level, this episode shows just how psychologically paralyzed Sam is. Despite Allan's best efforts, Sam's habitual anger and insecurity always push their way past any progress he makes. This is particularly obvious through Sam's terrible attempts and humor and meaningful socializing, even with those he loves.

Seeing the impacts Allan has made on not only Sam but Ezra in this episode truly shows how even the smallest gestures or comments can affect a person. Loving the continued interactions with Charlie and the references to Viktor Frankl.