Birds of a Feather

Episode aired Jan 28, 2018
TV-MA
59m

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7.8/10

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Howard must work together with his counterpart. Baldwin comes face to face with her past. Emily, from the other side, tries to make sense of her orders.Howard must work together with his counterpart. Baldwin comes face to face with her past. Emily, from the other side, tries to make sense of her orders.Howard must work together with his counterpart. Baldwin comes face to face with her past. Emily, from the other side, tries to make sense of her orders.

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Trivia
A close up of one of the typewriters in the opening shows that the Office Of Interchange is using at least one IBM Selectric typewriter with the typical "golf ball" type head. Inside the Office Of Interchange there is a mix of vintage office technology. Typewriters share desk space with early IBM-like desktop computers and dot matrix printers. The OI uses dated technology to try and "stay in line" with how advanced the alternate universe's technology is; as they have advances in medicine, but not so much in computers & personal electronics.

Goofs
About 25 minutes into this episode, after Howard asks for a tranquilizer, he looks at list of names of the orchestra players. They show viewer the list in his hand, and then it cuts to shot of Howard reading list. Then they show a close-up of a name on the list and Howard says it aloud, "Jennifer Wilcox", which is listed under the instrument "KLARINETTEN". If you go back to first showing of the list you see the name where Jennifer Wilcox should be says Lisa Adler, and Jennifer Wilcox is listed under a different instrument, "BRATCHEN", on the left.

Connections
References Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958)

Soundtracks
Big White Cloud
Written and Performed by John Cale

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9/10

So Intense and So .......

I won't try to re-create the wonderful synopsis put forth by a previous reviewer. Thank you! I believe I'm getting a grasp on things. The issue that is always on the table is that once characters know their connections with the other side (or know they have crossed over), does this dehumanize them in some way? As they try to figure out what their roles in life are in Berlin and the world (hard enough) what about they fact they are being stalked or worse. I will follow along here.

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