User Reviews

I have really enjoyed the addition of Madelaine Knight as Heidi this season. She has been a fascinating but dangerous character that Aurora has had to handle carefully, cultivating her friendship to get to the inner circle and working with her. However, after the scene as the end of episode 7, Heidi knows there is more to Aurora and this episode deals heavily with Aurora and Heidi's relationship as things come to a head.

All of this is happening as the team are preparing to head to Berlin and the McGuffin of the season, Operation Marigold and its plan to manufacture synthetic fuel.

The confrontations between Heidi and Aurora in the jail cell and their ultimate fight in the woods are especially satisfying. Aurora shows her strength physically as well as mentally as she manages to keep Heidi from discovering the truth, while ultimately letting her know her true identity. Thanks Madelaine Knight, but Heidi really did get what she deserved from badass Aurora! I just don't get why this show isn't popular all around the world, more than just in Canada. I'm a Brit and I think many people here would enjoy it. Great drama, super acting and characters you really get invested in. Yes, even the Germans!

I am nearing the final episode of this on TV, ie season three finale here in the states and its bittersweet. I love the acting, characters, the history, the realistic loss of characters as they do their work to stop the Nazis. The in the wrong job at the wrong time compromised german officer is a standout. His wife, the death of their child all of the conflicting things that swirl around him make him the prime mover of this show despite a solid cast around him. A sympathetic nazi trapped in his bonkers Reich, having to off his own kin due to defectiveness.......moving and frightening. As for the rest of the cast the the lead actress should get lots of work in hollywood after this as should the most of the others. The pre war carnival act with the steel trap mind should some day be considered for Doctor Who...at least make him a villain on the show and a recurring one at that. The muscle of the group is already cast elsewhere on cable and he is maybe a future bruce willis....maybe. This is clearly a low budget period piece and whomever is in charge of direction, writing, casting, filming makes absolutely the most out of a lack of sets. Genius. Syfy should seek out these people for their cheapo syfy movies as they coudl give a primer class in how do you do something classy with less.