This is my favorite episode of the season, yes most might argue that the previous episode had better writing, but an episode where Jennifer takes the stage(literally) and performs a song from P!nk, and she nails it, that isn't something we've seen too often in this series, or any series. This might have been there first successful misson in four seasons, ironiclly the idea came from there ex-enemy Deacon, who proved his loyalties this epsiode. Katarina seems be inching closer to her end. She seems to have accepted that and even welcomed it when she was facing the Lieutenant. Not to mention she gave a heart-warming toast. I cannot praise this series enough(especially this season), it's such a shame that it flew under so many people's radars. Is it crazy that I want a spin-off of some sort? Or maybe a diffrent series with Emily Hampshire as the lead. A story is only as good as it's characters and these writers prove what great character building can do to a story, how dramatically it can impact an audience. After all, if we don't care what happens to the characters, why would we care about the story? Once the epic climax reaches it's inevitable end, I will be following these cast's future work. As they've left a lasting impression.
7 Reviews
Emily Hampshire is Brilliant
saltpieter27 June 2018
If you watch nothing else of the series watch the entertainment scene in Season 4 Episode 6. Brilliantly written and Emily is simply fantastic in her gloriously insane role. it is absurd, comedic and compellingly RIGHT for her character and executed oh so well!
Best Episode Ever?
stlrst8 July 2018
Super-funny nazi-romp episode. The Emily Hampshire/Jennifer Goines musical performance in front of Hitler is one piece worth seeing again and again, and confirm the actress as the most able in the cast, adding an element of self-conscious crazyness that the frequently heavy navel-gazing of many of the other characters seriously lack. And, yes, almost at the same level is the performance of Todd Stashwick/Deacon. It is fascinating how frequently the secondary characters are so much more interesting that the main ones...
Higher budget, impressive sets, what about originality ?
pkpera25 June 2018
This is last episode of second batch of season 4. Yeah, now it's like some semi bing watch, 3 episodes in row. It is so obvious that this batch is heavily inspired by serial Timeless, and of course, Third Reich is one of visited time periods, places.
Will not go in plot, acting and other. It seems that this got some money, and looks better than previous seasons. But I don't enjoy it, really. Getting repetitive.
I even can not care anymore about Cassie and James relationship. That was actually killed by forced melodramatic script.
What is question here is not will they save World. Rather - will it progress, or instead, they will stretch it, as happened in many cases .
Ratings:
Sets: 9
Originality: 1
What is question here is not will they save World. Rather - will it progress, or instead, they will stretch it, as happened in many cases .
Ratings:
Sets: 9
Originality: 1
6inch thigh highs?
kingsx_6423 February 2020
Um, no. Major fail
This was scooby doo stupid.
I stopped paying attention to the crazy antics of Jennifer 3 seasons ago. It's old, repetitive, and just plain not funny.
The only reason it got 4 stars is the Deacon side plot.
That at least was a device to move the plot. Singing a rock song?
Um, no, again.
Although seeing Cassie in heels was visually pleasing, How did she manage to suddenly appear in thigh high's, a corset, and black stockings? If thay wanted to make a funny episode, I'd be all for it. But to like that stupid song and dance number definitely reduces one's all ready low IQ
Funny? Not really...
Theo-ZA6 October 2018
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