Just finished season 1 of this little curiosity. If you haven't read the book or watched this shit yet, here's a rundown of season 1 without any big spoilers: Extra! Extra! Read all about it! It's 1962, and Hitler won WWII and the former USA is 15 years into heavy Nazi and Japanese occupation and cold war, and rising political tensions has led to the uprising of a (((resistance))) of sorts, and the plot revolves around some double/triple agent spy vs spy shit while casually showing you how super duper terrible the world would be without a bunch of kikes and niggers fouling the place up, but that's more the B plot. The A plot is all about these totally normal films that are being produced by this mysterious agent with a very high and lofty title, that being 'The Man in the High Castle.' Most of the show so far has been all about finding, losing, stealing back, and watching these totally normal films. We even get an elderly Hitler cameo, which made my day. So yea, this is just your basic, run-of-the-mill alternate history parallel universe dystopian twighlight zone reality propaganda flic with a few kernels of truth laced throughout kind of series that I think I'm going to binge watch the next 3 seasons of tonight. Y'all should check it out. Sheeeeeiiiit, we could do a big Skype conference call and stream it together while eating buttery popped corn kernels and drinking soda pop and talk about how a show, who's fundamental premise is that of a world where the zio-cabal bankster kikes have all been 'shipped to Madagascar' post haste, avoids giving the audience any backstory and how not a single line of dialogue was spoken about this hypothetical glorious event throughout the entire 1st season... lol Seems to me like that would be some fairly crucial backstory you'd want to establish early on in a show like this, world building and all, but wtf do I know. Maybe they get around to it eventually.