A future criminal takes a laptop full of advanced technical knowledge back to Nazi Germany. His plan is to alter who wins the war and make a ton of money as a result. To prove his faith, he plans to arm the first V2 rocket with a nuclear warhead. Can Logan stop him when he doesn't speak a word of German?

Altering the course of World War 2 was an inevitable story to appear in this show. It wasn't a matter of if, but when. Sadly, the quality of the story was not so inevitable. Nazi Germany took over the whole of continental Europe and a good part of Africa and beyond before they were stopped. Showing the nazis as being a bunch of incompetents doesn't really ring true. Here, they open fire with automatic weapons in a crowded public area and kill the man who might very possibly be their best chance of winning the war? I don't think so. It's poor plotting and sloppy direction. Only the trip back to a future under Nazi rule shows any interest.

Limited resources is not something that should stifle ambition in a show, but there is also something called knowing your limits. To date, the production has steered clear of big historic moments and told intimate stories that required little in the way of period setting to establish time and place. Wandering around the Third Reich means a lot of scenery and it goes OK until they try to create a V2 launching site with a couple of computer banks and a tin rocket in a field. It's pitiful and it looks it, undermining any efforts that had gone before.