Genius

This episode explores the life of Albert Einstein through scenes from his later years and flashbacks to his youth, depicting his time as a student in Munich and Zürich during the 1890s.

Einstein and Mileva Maric develop a romantic relationship after meeting as students, despite initial conflicts. Their intense connection and unconventional behavior draw attention and disapproval from others.

Einstein faces challenges in securing an academic position while trying to provide for his pregnant wife in a conservative and formal academic environment.

Albert Einstein and Mileva balance parenting responsibilities with his efforts to gain recognition in the scientific community.

Einstein enjoys the academic environment he has long desired, though he struggles to balance it with his family obligations. During this time, he reconnects with his cousin Elsa.

Einstein relocates his family for a new job and to be nearer to his romantic partner, Elsa. As he works to validate his groundbreaking theory, he struggles with the growing strain on his marriage.

Following the war, Fritz Haber's growing nationalism strains his relationship with Albert Einstein as their differing views on patriotism and science create tension between the two close friends.

Einstein and his wife, Elsa, try to escape Germany following the Nazi takeover, encountering numerous obstacles along the way.

As Albert Einstein adapts to life in America, he remains concerned about the ongoing threats facing himself and his former colleagues in Europe.

As World War II ends with the dropping of the atomic bomb, Einstein transitions into a global figure, advocating for peace and humanitarian causes in his later years.