Jahr Null

The story is depressing, disgusting, sad, epic and much more, the writing is superb. Jahr Null is upon us and we get to see the Nazis executing their plans, the creators behind the show truly did something amazing, something that have never been done before. John Smith is the most well written character, the character development we have seen is one of the finest I've ever seen on television. I truly believe he will turn sides again sometime in the future, I find him one of the most good people on the show. I really liked Wyatt Price, an interesting character that was mysterious but ended up being the most loyal to the cause.

The overall season have been the best one yet, I've enjoyed it from start to finish. Taking a liking to even the so called bad guys of the show, many thanks to the superb writing. The extra year to finish season 3 was needed and made for one of the best TV Shows in 2018, with top notch drama and production design. I can't wait to see what they bring to season 4, they have built it up to be amazing.

Loved S1 & 2. S3 is near horrible. It's drug out and should have been arranged to end show. I almost don't look forward to S4

The second season of "The Man in The High Castle" was, for me, a big improvement over the first and fortunately this third season is a continuation of that level of scale and quality.

Juliana Crain (Alexa Davalos) heads back to the Neutral Zone to reconnect with her fellow freedom fighters, but soon finds herself back in San Francisco and in the hands of the Kempeitai. Under Himmler (Kenneth Tigar) the Nazi party embark on two new campaigns. They plan to reboot American by destroying historical landmarks and inspiring a new generation and, under Josef Mengele (John Hans Tester), they begin experimentation with invading the other universes. John Smith (Rufus Sewell) is viewed as even more of a hero since the sacrifice of his son, but opposition to his progress is growing and they are finding ammunition.

This was another enjoyable season. The story is good, production values are second to none and I'm glad it's focused more on Juliana and less on the Frank Frink and Joe Blake characters, both of their stories do seem to have run their natural course. The concept that the Nazi's understood where the film reels were coming from, and that they are experimenting on methods to break through the barriers between universes is somehow yet another step up in a story where the principles are already at the heart of world domination. But its how the plots fit together that make the show, how the little moments feed into the bigger ones.

Without having seen it yet, I do think that it's probably right that the show is coming to an end at the end of the next season - all that is left is for Juliana to inspire a rebellion against the Nazis, which is what I'd guess is going to happen.

Great season! This one is packed with more action than the previous ones and anwers even more questions than season 2. Season 3 continues its breakneck pace of complex plots and characters as the stakes get higher. The immersion is breathtaking as the whole show actually transports you into a complete alternate universe where the Axis powers won the war.

As usual its the characters that carry the show. Juliana serves as the main protagonist. John Smith is the best of these, a complex man who is truly evil, yet somehow has that spark of redemption due to his devotion to his not so perfect family.