Mauvaise Foi

Episode aired Nov 15, 2019
TV-MA
50m

IMDb RATING

8.4/10

1.6K

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Rufus Sewell and Chelah Horsdal in The Man in the High Castle (2015)

Drama Sci-Fi Thriller

John Smith must confront the choices he has made; the Empire attempts secret peace talks with the BCR; Kido arrests a traitor, threatening to divide the Japanese against themselves; Helen is... Read allJohn Smith must confront the choices he has made; the Empire attempts secret peace talks with the BCR; Kido arrests a traitor, threatening to divide the Japanese against themselves; Helen is assigned a new security minder.John Smith must confront the choices he has made; the Empire attempts secret peace talks with the BCR; Kido arrests a traitor, threatening to divide the Japanese against themselves; Helen is assigned a new security minder.

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IMDb RATING

8.4/10

1.6K

YOUR RATING

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10rearl

Emotional SF

This is the wonder of SF, not wars in outer space, but rather the everyday made extraordinary as regular human beings at full capacity. John Smith apologizing to real people, who are ghosts to him - Sewell's acting is exceptional, as is "his" family's. I loved Dick's original book for the humanity it showed in such flawed characters - I think he would have loved this episode.

10Rasty-Jabar

The most emotional episode

During watching last scene of the episode I was really tearful it is such a dark and emotional scene, this episode show the hidden side of john that he really hate his job

Trivia
John Smith describes the atomic bomb as "like a thousand suns." This is a reference to J. Robert Oppenheimer, who described the first atomic test as being "as bright as a thousand suns."

Goofs
The newspaper is dated "Saturday, September 24th, 1964." September 24th, 1964 was a Thursday.

Quotes
John Smith: You want to be a hero? You want to have your face painted on a mural? Maybe have a school named after you? You'd still be dead, Thomas.
Thomas Smith: How can you be sure?
John Smith: Because I've seen it before. I know how it ends. And even if you don't die you're going to come back, you're not going to be the same. It's all bullshit, Thomas. It's a fucking lie. Medals, flags, anthems, pledges of allegiance, freedom. I look around, I don't see freedom. I don't see horror, I don't see chaos, I don't see anything worth giving my son's life for.