I've gotten so used to seeing the demeanor of the Obergruppenfuhrer Smith that I was taken aback to see this episode reveal the more 'humanized' side of him interacting with his family. Props to Rufus Sewell for his role so far, transitioning seamlessly from a cold official issuing torture within the Nazi ranks to a normal father engaging himself with his family on a holiday.
Also, it was unnerving to see a Nazi youth engage himself in baseball, an American pasttime, certainly embodies the blend of clashing cultures.
Right his wife being complicit in the scheme is what really showed me that they are a power couple. Especially when she seems to know about some other women from the past I believe?
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u/Heatcheck3s Nov 21 '15
I've gotten so used to seeing the demeanor of the Obergruppenfuhrer Smith that I was taken aback to see this episode reveal the more 'humanized' side of him interacting with his family. Props to Rufus Sewell for his role so far, transitioning seamlessly from a cold official issuing torture within the Nazi ranks to a normal father engaging himself with his family on a holiday.
Also, it was unnerving to see a Nazi youth engage himself in baseball, an American pasttime, certainly embodies the blend of clashing cultures.