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a5c7b9f00b England, 1941. Germany, having successfully invaded in 1940, is now in control of the UK. The SS now run the country but for general law and order, a famed Scotland Yard detective. Archer walks a thin line, as his job requires him to work closely with the despised SS, the vanguard of Nazi fascism. To some this makes him a traitor. An English resistance movement exists but Archer believes that resistance is futile and will only lead to further bloodshed. Then a murder case draws him into the struggle, and into a plot of international proportions. A British homicide detective investigates a murder in a German-occupied England in a parallel universe where the Nazis won World War II. &quot;SS-GB&quot; features the father of Bernard Archer,Mr Deighton&#39;s long - running S.I.S.hero of Cold War Europe. Starting with &quot;Winter&quot; and moving through to &quot;Spy Sinker&quot;,Archer pere et fils have occupied a lot of the author&#39;s time. These are tales of betrayal,loyalty,familial relationships and,somewhere in the mix,espionage. They are of course imaginative stories but no one could call them fantasies. To market this new TV series as a &quot;Parallel Universe&quot; tale is a huge mistake as it will not meet from approval of Fantasy fans nor will it satisfy lovers of mystery stories. As an average Sunday night TV show it is adequate,if derivative. I almost expected Orson Welles to appear spotlit in a doorway. And a voice-over to say &quot;Meanwhile,over at the cafe Rene....&quot;. The BBC&#39;s preoccupation with sexing up existing material is exhibited as you might have expected and adds nothing of advantage to the original narrative. The fashion for 1940s retro alone will ensure it draws reasonable figures,but it lacks the tightness and verisimilitude of the original. Mr Deighton has been on record for years as refusing to allow movie production of his masterpiece &quot;Bomber&quot;(once available as a taped book from a BBC radio broadcast and well worth seeking out). I hope he can resist any future blandishments from the BBC to present it as a clumsy mish - mash with vague references to the original - like they have done to &quot;SS - GB&quot;. Comic book Germans and stoical Brits might have been OK in 1957 but we have come on a bit since then - or so I would have hoped. A lot of reviews seem to have this series decided from the first episode. Well I enjoyed the first episode and the second seems to have improved the quality of the series.<br/><br/>The premise is hardly new and despite the book being out in the 70s it seems like it has similarities to &quot;The man in the high castle&quot; but, other than the premise that Germany won the war, it&#39;s not.<br/><br/>I think it&#39;s closer to 40s film noir where the hero/Nazi Sympathiser(?) is constantly lied to and friends become enemies and visa versa. I&#39;m going to give it a go and see where it goes. I&#39;m hopeful.