The Man in the High Castle Final Season

[Tokora]

I don't know if anyone on this site still watches this show but if anybody payed attention since my last two threads than the uprising against fascism is finally over. Personally I think the series has been wrapped up pretty well.

The only things I would've added would be an episode that shows the founding of the Black Communist Rebellion (and maybe a name I can take seriously. I actually am a Communist but this group is pretty unrealistic as a whole.), change the Japanese total withdrawal into an equal partnership between nations and possibly a mutual defense agreement (though Japan's concern for only the oil and a hesitance in being dragged into a future war on the continent is understandable.) With major Black population centers such as Oakland becoming free citystate communes, as well as a an extra 10-15 minutes in the finale showing Childan reuniting with his wife in Japan, a peace agreement sign by the east and west coasts with Japan as a possible mediator, the girls arriving at their uncle's farm, the resistance remembering the victims of the occupation like Frank, and just a last few minutes showing the two worlds actually interacting with each other. Literally any reference to the book's Grasshopper world (racist British Empire outlasts United States in a 20 year cold war) would've also been nice.

What did you think of the show's run? Do you think it's as good as the book?

[Tokora]

Maybe I'm just the only person who still watches Amazon prime.