[Dr. Sivana]

We don't have television, and few new programs are woerth watching. I decided to look at this one (when children are out of sight and ear range) and found the storyline to be compelling.

I do find that the Joe Blake and the Judy/Trudy characters don't look like their era (1962), even an alternate time line version. It's not the clothes so much as the demeanor, the hair and something about the faces taht I cannot describe. The artist with the Jewish grandfather played his part well.

I found it strange that even cheap dives and homes had full color televisions in 1962, when almost everything else is slow developing. These are quibbles, however.

I am only through 1 1/2 episodes, but am pleased that other than the occasional F bomb, I haven't felt dirty watching it.

[tet68]

I know it’s only a coincidence but the ad pix seemed to
show a nazi type flag but with a T in the center.
Subliminal anti-Trump advertising?