This is a masterpiece of putting characters in close proximity to their counterparts across different times and places. They even go to the nineteenth century to show what is happening there. The cool thing is the lack of knowledge of those whom you are in close association with in your own time. One character that I don't understand is the guy with the garrot who strangles people who don't understand why they must die. That trio shows up, with disdain and anger all over their faces, striking fear, but to what end? So the next episode should be full of answers because there isn't that much left.
Review of Die Überlebenden
