We see this in the first sequence, when the belligerently jealous Mario (René Wanko) threatens the guys who look at his girlfriend, Klaudia (Franziska Weiss); he seems to leave pools of testosterone wherever he steps.
Caila: I was just really sad, but then when you watch it back, you're like, "Oh my goodness, his connection is so much stronger with other people ― why didn't I see this in the first place?" And so I think she'll look back and be really proud of herself.
You see this in the extraordinary second scene where the overhanging canopy of Anthony Ward's set unfurls to reveal the shipwrecked Viola and a sea captain.
One sees this in the second marriage of the novel's heroine, Dorothea, in which she weds the bright young politician Will Ladislaw, a man who loves her for, rather than in spite of, her hardheaded intellect and firm principles.
We saw this in the first four days of the year, when the sudden fall in the Chinese stock market triggered January's global financial mayhem.
Betttman referred to the beginning of the playoffs as "incredibly intense and passionate" and did not think this year's postseason was unusual in terms of violence, saying, "It's not the first time we've seen this in the first round of the playoffs".
We saw this in the first half.
"There is pressure on margins--and we've already seen this in the fourth quarter," says Barkstrom.
(We see this place in the second episode. In the pilot, Sarah lives somewhere else entirely — somewhere that looks like Westchester).
And you see this in the second half, which focuses on the perceived threat today from Iran and North Korea.
