Reviews

I love this show, they all work really hard in very challenging circumstances and most often they eventually find success.

It mostly looks well filmed, and I understand it could be difficult io film in these circumstances, however I see no need for the very strange eyeball camera they put in the divers helmets now.

All you see is a closeup of a twitching eyeball and a background of dark black water outside the helmet. It doesn't show us what they're actually looking at though so it's pointless, and a little gross. If they're going to keep the camera in then they should at least splitscreen it with another camera showing what they're looking at.

I just cant get over how unbelievable this episode was. I have been wondering how the place worked for a while but to find out that it had never had a breakdown in over 140 years was beyond belief as humans have never created any machines or mechanisms even that have lasted that long without breakdown, Just the wear on parts would have caused one long ago.

But the icing on the cake came when they opened it up for repairs and i find that the only tools they seem to have used are a huge wrench and many, many, grinders. 140 years without a breakdown and that's what they've been using to keep it going?

For some reason the only person who knows how to fix it starts spraying water on a hot plate? I'm surprised at this stage that she wasn't using a grinder but the lack of scalding steam soon becomes the next glaring oddity.

Whomever is writing this stuff needs to be shown the door, it is beyond ridiculous. The rest of the storyline was good, but this was really the central part and overshadowed the other parts for me. I hope the believability gets better.

So Vader turns an entire Star Destroyer to go after Obi-Wan, but then he loses and Kenobi flees the planet. What happened to the Star Destroyer though, it should have been sitting in wait when Kenobi lifted off from the planet, instead it had just disappeared and he escaped with no problem.

I couldn't even watch it until the end. The series of rediculous decisions, like walking into the night filled with dogs, and eventually tipping out his water chasing a snake was just much.

Why didn't the angel cover their yard as instead of just the house? Why not cover the whole thing? It makes no sense but I have to write 150 characters...

Like so many others, my disappointment at this show is palpable. The third season is not the Atlanta I had been watching, it doesn't even feature the same characters.

I love this show, everything is so spot on from the game. Only one thing nags at me; Why does the only human to live with a bunch of hairless aliens have such styled hair?

Why do some miners get the job by just paying for materials, Freddy said they were blessed, and others like these guys have to pay 3 ounces of gold each? Sounds dodgy...

One, who the hell still has a landline and message machine? Two, what message machine leaves a message to listen to that's minutes long, and then let's the caller leave a 5 minute reply?

Three, put more bloody aliens in it. All this distruction and we see only 1 alien, and its way out in the countryside...

I can't believe that idiot thinks he's Batman? He's just full of excuses, without the tent the weaklings are nothing, I'm glad they took the tent from them.

It's a passable action movie, but I can't figure out why Bathurst didn't just shoot himself in his own head with the Dethroner as soon as he invented it?

It's good it's over and can't get any worse. The final battle was devoid of reality, rather than any tactics or strategy the two lines of rabble run at each other. Then to top it off in the middle of supposed slaughter all round multiple characters stop to have conversations or wonder out loud their thoughts.

Then both sides just stop fighting at a word and watch each other. Just typical history channel rubbish now...

The battle scenes show a rabble on both sides of battle, not even an attempt at a shieldwall from the Vikings . Somehow the Vikings knew exactly where the enemy army was going to march and dug traps in the way.

How are the Vikings and Indians communicating with each other? The Vikings have never heard them before and understand most of what they say.

It's good this is ending, it's time is done.

When baldwin sees the Russians are in the crater he should have just disabled the lift, left the Russian in the crater and returned with the removed part to report to base and let them decide what to do. The Russians would have been stuck and would not openly attack the armerican base...

Parker uses an ancient Chinese productivity improvement, Everyone Must Work Harder... Next week he uses the next Chinese method, everyone eats only one bowl of rice a day.