'Man in the High Castle' Might Be Controversial — but the Time Traveling Aspect Baffled the Most

'Man in the High Castle' Might Be Controversial — but the Time Traveling Aspect Baffled the Most

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Previously, the show captured the so-called Die Nebenwelt, a special device allowing everyone regardless of their hereditary dispositions to jump back and forth between alternate realities, which also happens to have the exact same aesthetic as the gap setting apart reality from the upside down in Stranger Things. 

Other gadgets to have appeared include the Heisenberg device (fancy term for atomic bomb) and the hydrogen bomb (an explosive that's even more horrible than the atomic bomb). 

The Season 3 finale, "Jahr Null" left fans on tenterhooks and gave a new meaning to the word, cliffhanger. How will Season 4 replicate the horror-packed episode that threatened to kill off not one but two of the main characters while also portraying the ruthless destruction of the Statue of Liberty? There's only one way to find out. 

Season 4 of The Man in the High Castle will be available on Amazon Prime on Friday, Nov. 15. 

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