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Deutschland 83/86/89 [SundanceTV] [**Spoilers**]
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Mostly enjoying this, though at times I don't have a scooby what is happening.
Thought the episodes with Martin undercover with the 'Baader Meinhoffs' went on a bit, and the Winkleman/CIA scenes are a waste of space.
Up to episode 6 (the one that was on More4 last Friday).
I thought the scene in Tina's apartment was superbly done. I genuinely didn't know whether Tina was wrong or the guy had indeed been the Stasi interrogator - thus I was sharing her doubts and confusion as she tried to work it out. (Maybe it was obvious either way for an attentive viewer who remembered the interrogator or knew the actor?).
The scenes in Sorrento were great fun as well - again I'm not sure whether the Fuchs' are becoming capitalists and planning to keep the loot themselves, or whether they are genuinely trying to relaunch the communist party. And I don't know whether that's something which should be obvious to me, or whether its to be part of the denouement.
Doesn't look like we are getting any Annette (Martins ex, mother of Max) this series. A shame because it looks like the scenes with the teacher were originally written with Annette in mind and they don't really fit now.0 -
ArmaniJeanss wrote: »Mostly enjoying this, though at times I don't have a scooby what is happening.
Thought the episodes with Martin undercover with the 'Baader Meinhoffs' went on a bit, and the Winkleman/CIA scenes are a waste of space.
Up to episode 6 (the one that was on More4 last Friday).
I thought the scene in Tina's apartment was superbly done. I genuinely didn't know whether Tina was wrong or the guy had indeed been the Stasi interrogator - thus I was sharing her doubts and confusion as she tried to work it out. (Maybe it was obvious either way for an attentive viewer who remembered the interrogator or knew the actor?).
The scenes in Sorrento were great fun as well - again I'm not sure whether the Fuchs' are becoming capitalists and planning to keep the loot themselves, or whether they are genuinely trying to relaunch the communist party. And I don't know whether that's something which should be obvious to me, or whether its to be part of the denouement.
Doesn't look like we are getting any Annette (Martins ex, mother of Max) this series. A shame because it looks like the scenes with the teacher were originally written with Annette in mind and they don't really fit now.
I’m at that episode too. Whoever the guy in Tinas apartment is (and I don’t remember either) he’s certainly up to no good.
I think Fuchs is definitely enjoying his new lifestyle. His “scheisse” when he saw Lenora arriving was quite telling. He also seems quite open to working with the CIA/BND. One thing I didn’t get from the previous episode is where Max shows Walter the photo and he uses it to blackmail the woman from the bank. What was the significance of the photo ?0 -
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