i went the opposite route as you. was a green beignet but got bored of training foreign militaries on the art of eating. decided to join meal team six and never looked back since
This show gets better as the seasons go on , that “turn left” might be the fact that in later seasons they turn course off of full fast pace action and focus more on shedding light on tragedies veterans/service members go through
That's probably why. It's still a great show and still has fast pace scenes but they also show they're human. Kind of crazy that can be viewed as turning left.
No offense but I didn’t like that, it’s ok, I get story and the reality of life and being a operator, but I’m a huge fan in any show or movie, the training, the missions, the planning, what movie was it…. Six days, the training part and the execution of that were my favorite parts of the movie I wish had more, I liked 13 hours as well. But that had to do with desert and covert stuff and obviously the conflict it lead to. Seal team had some drama in it that….I could actually do without. I watch swat too and that was ok but then it went super political and made me sick of it. Wrong ideology for police anyways.
@@Tyborg425 Sounds like you just want a action movie tv show. Just nonstop action in one fashion or another. That's not really something anyone is going to make nor will perform well. Ask yourself this, would you watch 13 hours every week for years on end? And how many others would do that as well?
I though that was intentional and pretty okay with it, focus on what happens behind the scenes was also really good, that being said I think season 2 was my favourite in terms of action-drama ballance
The show gets pretty dramatic in the homefront aspect whenever the team isn't in the field, but the operations' portions are fire! Honestly I love the show, period, soap opera elements and all! 😅
This. The portions of the show where the team is deployed is always stellar. The home front stuff gets a little out there, but fortunately, that isn't the primary focus.
It just gets more into their lives outside of operations. Shows what alot of soldiers deal with when they have been doing this shit long enough. But operations never get dull. And the characters get better and better the longer you watch the show.
I have zero idea who they're going after and why...like, there's zero character development. If you asked me to name 1 bad guy in this show, my brain would go totally blank. They all blend into eachother. There's no over-arching strategy to the show. at all. By the time you get to the last season, you just don't care anymore. at all. My main entertainment is to criticize and be angry about the scientific/PTSD misinformation. 😖😖😖😖
@@andrabook8758That’s kinda the point of the show tho. There’s always going to be another bad guy or another terror cell or whatever bc that’s just how life is. It’s not like tier one units have some big bad arch nemesis that they’re constantly at odds with and then once they kill them the world is peaceful
@@only._me right, ok....but, from a movie POV, I'm obviously not actually IN the action, right? so if you just say random names at me without any context, and no defining features......... it's like doing a batman movie and just having bad guys be: bad guy #1,#2, #3.... I don't care. I CANNOT care. What is my motivation? how do I tell them apart? The viewer cannot actually feel any connection to the story if all the bad guys are blah, blah, blah. They're just all background noise. I have no idea why anyone is doing anything, basically. It takes you out of the story completely, when the story is not structured properly. Its' not engaging anymore. I feel as bored as the actor playing Jason looks, at all times. He knows he's playing a dumb 2D character and so do I....I should not know that! The story just doesn't resonate at all with me, bc I literally have zero clue what's happening. All the episodes just blend into 1 giant mess of bullets and the most random melodrama. And that's bc the story doesn't resonate. I'm still mad his wife is *blank,blank, spoilers" in season 1 bc that's the last time I felt anything at all for this show! She was the only character who seemed to have any common sense at all. I actually felt something for that 1 character. None of the main characters are likable or relatable. And that's a problem when they're all you've got driving the show, bc there's no over-archining plot. You can totally have a character driven drama, but not with 2D characters! there's just no meat on the bones otherwise. And it gets super repetitive and boring. That's why the show is now doing that great in terms of audience engagement.
@@only._meif you want a character drama series, which is what this is basically, then you need to actually have meat on the bones for those characters. They cannot just be stereotypes. I need to understand why they're doing what they're doing. It's one thing for a movie to take you along for the ride, and it's another for them to just slap on a cool name :Navy Seals...and then ride those coat tails like there's no tomorrow. For me I liked the Zero, Dark, Thirty movie, and I watched that at about the same time as this series. That movie though, even though they had like 10 mins of screen time, it was intriguing. The dialogue was interesting. They had presence and didn't sound like a bunch of jerks at all times. I WANTED to know more. I wished they had spent more time on them. I came away with a positive experience. The tom hanks movie with the pirates.... Same. It was super cool! I loved the whole boat scene at the end, it was so well executed. I would have LOVED to know more about that type of freaking training you can do to be THAT precise with the shooting ON WATER, which is a moving environment. SUPER AWESOME! 5 stars! I wished they had more screen time. This series, has a TON of screen time, and I've never wanted to run away from a movie faster or harder. They look like morons. Like the worst possible type of morons. The kinds of dudes you have to baby sit at all times, bc they're a complete mess at all times. AND they're going to make that process the worst it can be, bc they're gonna start having a breakdown bc "why are you baby sititng them, they're grown men, DAMN IT!" It's just a mess. And it leaves you with the uncomfortable feeling that maybe the series is right....maybe they really are all just a fking hot mess at all times, and all the other movies all lied to us.
Please, please, please do the whole series! There's not a single reactor out there who's reacted to Seal Team entirely. This'll be a great ride indeed!
I think it's pretty cool that a former CAG operator is the technical advisor for Seal Team and a former devgru operator is the technical advisor for Echo 3.
Yea Tyler Grey is literally the reason this show is so good. When they were starting production for the show, the advisors had the worst gear ever. Tyler knew it would be shit if they didn't make it as authentic as possible. He got one one of his friends that had a shit ton of high speed gear they used thought-out the show. Without Tyler and his buddy that provided every piece of gear, Buck wouldn't be reviewing this show.
My favorite show! You guys should watch the entire season first and pick a few to review. With 22 episodes in this season you guys won’t finish for a long time
@@FNGACADEMY The action scenes are fantastic. But there's just WAY TO MUCH domestic drama, and sometimes also too much drama within the unit itself. I like it best when they're all just best friends going on cool missions. The rest I'd rather they leave out, or scale down at least. Sure, some things have real life importance, where they try to shine a light on problems that might improve the quality of the operators lives if they where fixed. I guess those can stay. But needless drama I can sure live without.
The left turn isn't bad, it's them dealing with the things that most non-military people rarely see. The effects of war on a soldier and those around them. The soldier who only knows how to soldier trying to figure out what they are outside of soldiering. That's the left turn, and I believe they did it well!
Awesome breakdown, guys! SEAL Team is my all time favorite show. I don't think the seasons take any weird turn at all. I think as the seasons go on, the story writing and the acting gets even better. When they switched from CBS to Paramount, they were allowed to cuss and swear, which at first seemed a little awkward in the acting, but then after a few episodes, seemed more natural, if that makes sense. Interesting fact: The actor who plays as the new guy, Clay Spencer, is the teenage boy in the family that Vin Diesel was protecting in the movie "The Pacifier."
It doesn’t “veer left” persay especially in the first few seasons but in the later ones the home front drama does turn up a bit but the operations and show tone dont overly change as far as I remember just a bit more drama regarding their lives on at home which actually manages to touch on pretty good topics like TBI, The VA and veteran suicide
I agree. I think it's because they just want action and none of the domestic stuff. I like that it shows their home life though. It's not just going on missions and having no life.
I really liked how Spenser’s character developed too. I hated how much of he dick he was in the earlier seasons but later on, he matured and became the most reliable guy on the team.
SPOILER WARNING ⚠️⚠️⚠️ I hate that Max Theiriot left the show and I hate how they killed him off I personally think the show he moved to (Fire Country) is an amazing show and he's a phenomenal actor and I can't wait to see season 7 however it's not gonna be the same without Max Theiriot
As the seasons go along they do tend to lean heavier and heavier into the drama whether it be back at home or within the team but some deployment tragedy brings them back together. The combat and gear always looks great and since the switch to pramount theres more drama but also the action seems higher quality. I love the sbow my only grip is I wish they toned back some drama but no biggie
the show was always aimed at the human element in the field and at home.. the combat was just the tie-in for the story. i think too many people went into this thinking it was just another military combat show and ignored what it was really about. when the show moved to streaming and didn't have to abide by the FCC ratings they were allowed to dive into that side even more.
@sirmonkey1985 I think it'll always be the case since they have to appeal to more than a small % of us but if they can just keep it going without killing or injuring everyone or at least make more like this I'm happy
Bro, I clicked on this video so fast when I saw the notification. Y'all originally got me into this show, and now I'm several seasons in and LOVE it. I will add, I also thought Jason Hayes' decision to stay and risk his team was not a good one, but he got lucky and it worked out.
The writers did EXCELLENT to be honest. And every actor were spot on. Every episode has done better and better and the way they all work together is just great.
I come from a military family tree, so I was always interested in military movies, shows, etc. I loved saving private Ryan but Seal Team has to be among the best series I have ever watched. I love it!
Hey Buck. Love the channel. As a vet, love to hear all the stories!! Also love the Spiderman blanket in the corner. (21:02) Guess you got your wubby for watching Ep.03 later!!!
Hey Buck! Love that you’re also giving other MOSs some love there is always super motivated people who just don’t go down the SOF route doesn’t mean they aren’t hard chargers. Hey maybe give some love to the 11c 11b or anything in the 13 series (Artillery) some love too. 🤙
Cant wait for more episodes The show does go from front line action, to being based more about the personal aspects in the home life. And what combat does to an operator
@@FNGACADEMY but they do keep the same flow between all the characters. Same banter and all And the action around it all is still the same as from season 1, if not stepped up a notch
The fact that I was watching the first few episodes haha and decided to see how realistic it was, seeing if your channel has reacted to this show and LITERALLY you posting this reaction today 😂 Tell me that isn't a crazy reaction Sean. Always good reactions. Cheers Sean! I just got into watching the Seal Team Show. Currently been applying to Canadian Armed Forces. Cheers from Canada, homies. ✌
I love the shell been watching it from the beginning. So my favorite turns left the thing is they talk about a lot of things that are not talked about that operators go through in the field and on the homefront. There are a lot of people they just walk every week for them to be shooting them throwing grenades. I love it to Show also talked about how the government doesn't show you guys enough respect for what you did and sometimes just hangs you guys out to dry. Thank you for your service
Recently came across your channel enjoying your videos, If at all possible I would love to watch your reaction to seal team episode 3's infil and op :).
The actors in Seal Team definitely put in work to make it look as authentic as possible. The only gripe i had with the early seasons of the show was the constant California shooting locations, compared to History Channel, Six which filmed in different locations.
One of the actors who is actually the military advisor for this series the guy that plays the character Trent was actually a former CAG Operator, I was watching the Shawn Ryan show and he was talking about how he got called up and how he had to help put this show together.
I had a mate that passed SAS selection (first time as well) he was in the top of passing candidates but he was an officer and they filled their officer slots early, and didnt have a spot for him. So they said "Congratulations you passed but havent been selected, go back to your unit" he was offered the chance to do selection again in two years.
That's absurd! Why would they have officers go through the entire selection process if the slots have already been filled?! I may come off ignorant here (not that I'm not) but isn't that poor capacity planning on the part of the unit cadre/leadership? Just to be clear, it's not that I don't believe you, mate - it just baffles me that 22 would have officers to complete and pass selection, only to turn them down. That sounds like big army, not something I'd associate with the SAS who are known for creative solutions.
@@VNExperience The slots were filled by officer applicants who scored higher / were more desirable during the current selection process, or they could have retained someone they were expecting to lose, or they might not have gotten funding to expand when they thought they would. Most likely is that more officers passed the selection course that year than were expected to and the Regiment can only take x amount so not everyone can get in. the Australian SAS is designated is also known as SASR or Australian Special Air Service Regiment. 22SAS is distinctly the boys from Hereford
@@fatsoda Got it, thanks for the clarification. I didn't realize you were talking about the Oz regiment. The SASR are top notch soldiers who made quite a name for themselves here in Vietnam. Their kill ratio was phenomenal. 👏 Cheers mate.
@@VNExperience Theres a book about the SASR called Ma Rung Phantoms of the Jungle, its a wild read. Its got lost patrols that show up, people just disappearing into the jungle with no explanation and a death by elephant. Also a movie called "The Odd Angry Shot" that was filmed 50 years ago-ish now about the SASR experience in Vietnam then attempting to return to life a civilian in Australia, and the absurdity that you could ever expect someone to be "Normal" again after their experiences at war. Worth your scheckles if you can find them to read / view.
I have watched every season of this show it never loses the core of good tactics, a couple times the missions are a little out there but the biggest turn is that as the show goes it starts to focus more on the guys and the messy home lives they have and eventually it starts to show the damage that 20 years of warfare can have on a person both mentally and physically. But other than one or two ops in season 5 it never strays into the realm of the unrealistic. The only other shift comes in season 5 when they switch from network television to streaming, so the filters required for network TV just stop, so immediately language gets more profane and some content gets a bit more explicit.
I think most think that it veers left during Covid time when there was less action so the vets behind the show were pushing more for their advocacies. It does veer right again once it hits paramount plus though. A bit more raw and authentic. Somewhat darker, but it’s a glimpse to the harsher reality where not everything is sexy cqb. Still love it better than ever and can’t wait for S7 soon Quite frankly, you don’t even need to do any other show for review. There’s a lot of episodes worth reacting to, heck you can do all episodes of all the seasons. It’s that good.
Once this show went over to Paramount plus and they start saying fuck and shit I was so unreasonably happy. Should have been like that from the beginning.
Hey Buck im currently attached to GSB and get alot of questions about support MOS working with SFG. Can you do a video covering how they help ODA's and what it was like for you working with them.
I never watched Buffy, but loved the TV show Bones where he played an FBI agent. Bones was pretty predictable, but appeared to have some scientific traits to crime solving. Keep up the great content.
I'll always be curious what's happened with this oxygen bottles and parachutes after landing and did you take with you in combat or gathering on way back or leaved because extraction is in other way?
It gets more intense as the series progresses. In fact, I can no longer watch it at night because it ramps me up😱. In my opinion the lead as Jason was miscast.
I was a Navy SEAL but I got bored so I decided to go Delta Force instead. So I took the Black Ops 2 disc out of my Xbox and put in MW3.
Do you want to try that in real life ? 😅
Kevin Holland is says Hi.
Talk about rough selection process
i went the opposite route as you. was a green beignet but got bored of training foreign militaries on the art of eating. decided to join meal team six and never looked back since
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To be honest I liked SEAL team the entire show idk what they are talking about
This show gets better as the seasons go on , that “turn left” might be the fact that in later seasons they turn course off of full fast pace action and focus more on shedding light on tragedies veterans/service members go through
I liked that as well. It shed light on another reality of the teams.
That's probably why. It's still a great show and still has fast pace scenes but they also show they're human. Kind of crazy that can be viewed as turning left.
No offense but I didn’t like that, it’s ok, I get story and the reality of life and being a operator, but I’m a huge fan in any show or movie, the training, the missions, the planning, what movie was it…. Six days, the training part and the execution of that were my favorite parts of the movie I wish had more, I liked 13 hours as well. But that had to do with desert and covert stuff and obviously the conflict it lead to. Seal team had some drama in it that….I could actually do without. I watch swat too and that was ok but then it went super political and made me sick of it. Wrong ideology for police anyways.
@@Tyborg425 Sounds like you just want a action movie tv show. Just nonstop action in one fashion or another. That's not really something anyone is going to make nor will perform well. Ask yourself this, would you watch 13 hours every week for years on end? And how many others would do that as well?
I though that was intentional and pretty okay with it, focus on what happens behind the scenes was also really good, that being said I think season 2 was my favourite in terms of action-drama ballance
Keep the seal team episodes going! Love the SF perspective on it
will do these are my favorite to do such a good show!
I enjoyed the series. Hope they get another season. Especially, since Tyler Grey (Former Delta Operator) helped create it.
They renewed for season 6 and just waiting for news on when it comes out
Season 7 has been slated. Just waiting for the writer's strike to end so they can begin filming
looks kinda low budget
@accurateevents9 it's actually the opposite. Great quality show
Best part is Sonny briefing the strap on tandem jumping love it 😂
Sonny is just a great character!
Sonny is actually just the best character on the show.
The show gets pretty dramatic in the homefront aspect whenever the team isn't in the field, but the operations' portions are fire! Honestly I love the show, period, soap opera elements and all! 😅
This. The portions of the show where the team is deployed is always stellar. The home front stuff gets a little out there, but fortunately, that isn't the primary focus.
@@zDerezzedThe homefront aspect is 50/50 hit or miss IMO. Sometimes it's quite compelling, others I flat out skip it.
@@smugfrog8111 Agreed, most of the mindless drama stuff is just annoying. But the PTSD and family issues that result from that life is compelling.
@@zDerezzed everybody a gangster until they watch the VA episode
@@thedoncastellani For sure, that whole storyline with Clay and Swanny is heartwrenching.
Yo, you killed me when you said "idk if they're gonna go after vampires"
it is literally the EXACT same character. Jason = Angel. Same personality. Same dude. Minus fangs.
It just gets more into their lives outside of operations. Shows what alot of soldiers deal with when they have been doing this shit long enough. But operations never get dull. And the characters get better and better the longer you watch the show.
I have zero idea who they're going after and why...like, there's zero character development. If you asked me to name 1 bad guy in this show, my brain would go totally blank. They all blend into eachother. There's no over-arching strategy to the show. at all. By the time you get to the last season, you just don't care anymore. at all. My main entertainment is to criticize and be angry about the scientific/PTSD misinformation. 😖😖😖😖
@@andrabook8758That’s kinda the point of the show tho. There’s always going to be another bad guy or another terror cell or whatever bc that’s just how life is. It’s not like tier one units have some big bad arch nemesis that they’re constantly at odds with and then once they kill them the world is peaceful
@@only._me right, ok....but, from a movie POV, I'm obviously not actually IN the action, right? so if you just say random names at me without any context, and no defining features......... it's like doing a batman movie and just having bad guys be: bad guy #1,#2, #3.... I don't care. I CANNOT care. What is my motivation? how do I tell them apart? The viewer cannot actually feel any connection to the story if all the bad guys are blah, blah, blah. They're just all background noise. I have no idea why anyone is doing anything, basically.
It takes you out of the story completely, when the story is not structured properly. Its' not engaging anymore.
I feel as bored as the actor playing Jason looks, at all times. He knows he's playing a dumb 2D character and so do I....I should not know that!
The story just doesn't resonate at all with me, bc I literally have zero clue what's happening. All the episodes just blend into 1 giant mess of bullets and the most random melodrama. And that's bc the story doesn't resonate. I'm still mad his wife is *blank,blank, spoilers" in season 1 bc that's the last time I felt anything at all for this show! She was the only character who seemed to have any common sense at all. I actually felt something for that 1 character.
None of the main characters are likable or relatable. And that's a problem when they're all you've got driving the show, bc there's no over-archining plot. You can totally have a character driven drama, but not with 2D characters! there's just no meat on the bones otherwise. And it gets super repetitive and boring. That's why the show is now doing that great in terms of audience engagement.
@@only._meif you want a character drama series, which is what this is basically, then you need to actually have meat on the bones for those characters. They cannot just be stereotypes. I need to understand why they're doing what they're doing. It's one thing for a movie to take you along for the ride, and it's another for them to just slap on a cool name :Navy Seals...and then ride those coat tails like there's no tomorrow.
For me I liked the Zero, Dark, Thirty movie, and I watched that at about the same time as this series. That movie though, even though they had like 10 mins of screen time, it was intriguing. The dialogue was interesting. They had presence and didn't sound like a bunch of jerks at all times. I WANTED to know more. I wished they had spent more time on them. I came away with a positive experience.
The tom hanks movie with the pirates.... Same. It was super cool! I loved the whole boat scene at the end, it was so well executed. I would have LOVED to know more about that type of freaking training you can do to be THAT precise with the shooting ON WATER, which is a moving environment. SUPER AWESOME! 5 stars! I wished they had more screen time.
This series, has a TON of screen time, and I've never wanted to run away from a movie faster or harder. They look like morons. Like the worst possible type of morons. The kinds of dudes you have to baby sit at all times, bc they're a complete mess at all times. AND they're going to make that process the worst it can be, bc they're gonna start having a breakdown bc "why are you baby sititng them, they're grown men, DAMN IT!" It's just a mess. And it leaves you with the uncomfortable feeling that maybe the series is right....maybe they really are all just a fking hot mess at all times, and all the other movies all lied to us.
Please, please, please do the whole series! There's not a single reactor out there who's reacted to Seal Team entirely. This'll be a great ride indeed!
I think it's pretty cool that a former CAG operator is the technical advisor for Seal Team and a former devgru operator is the technical advisor for Echo 3.
that's awesome
If you're referring to Tyler Grey, he was more then just an advisor
Yea Tyler Grey is literally the reason this show is so good. When they were starting production for the show, the advisors had the worst gear ever. Tyler knew it would be shit if they didn't make it as authentic as possible. He got one one of his friends that had a shit ton of high speed gear they used thought-out the show. Without Tyler and his buddy that provided every piece of gear, Buck wouldn't be reviewing this show.
I see Mark Owens in the credits. Isn't that the pseudo for that DEVGRU guy who wrote No Easy Day?
My favorite show! You guys should watch the entire season first and pick a few to review. With 22 episodes in this season you guys won’t finish for a long time
not a bad idea
@@FNGACADEMY Good idea for this show. Or maybe have the audience vote on a couple of episodes for you to review.
@@FNGACADEMY
The action scenes are fantastic.
But there's just WAY TO MUCH domestic drama, and sometimes also too much drama within the unit itself.
I like it best when they're all just best friends going on cool missions.
The rest I'd rather they leave out, or scale down at least.
Sure, some things have real life importance, where they try to shine a light on problems that might improve the quality of the operators lives if they where fixed.
I guess those can stay.
But needless drama I can sure live without.
Clay is like DJ Shipley except for the whole actual badass pipe hitter element.
The left turn isn't bad, it's them dealing with the things that most non-military people rarely see. The effects of war on a soldier and those around them. The soldier who only knows how to soldier trying to figure out what they are outside of soldiering. That's the left turn, and I believe they did it well!
Awesome breakdown, guys! SEAL Team is my all time favorite show. I don't think the seasons take any weird turn at all. I think as the seasons go on, the story writing and the acting gets even better. When they switched from CBS to Paramount, they were allowed to cuss and swear, which at first seemed a little awkward in the acting, but then after a few episodes, seemed more natural, if that makes sense. Interesting fact: The actor who plays as the new guy, Clay Spencer, is the teenage boy in the family that Vin Diesel was protecting in the movie "The Pacifier."
It doesn’t “veer left” persay especially in the first few seasons but in the later ones the home front drama does turn up a bit but the operations and show tone dont overly change as far as I remember just a bit more drama regarding their lives on at home which actually manages to touch on pretty good topics like TBI, The VA and veteran suicide
i enjoyed every ep of seal team imo i dont see why other people say it goes off
thank goodness
I agree. I think it's because they just want action and none of the domestic stuff. I like that it shows their home life though. It's not just going on missions and having no life.
i think i've watched every season like 5 times of this series
I really liked how Spenser’s character developed too. I hated how much of he dick he was in the earlier seasons but later on, he matured and became the most reliable guy on the team.
Stella pissed me off breaking up with him just before deployment.
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I hate that Max Theiriot left the show and I hate how they killed him off I personally think the show he moved to (Fire Country) is an amazing show and he's a phenomenal actor and I can't wait to see season 7 however it's not gonna be the same without Max Theiriot
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As the seasons go along they do tend to lean heavier and heavier into the drama whether it be back at home or within the team but some deployment tragedy brings them back together. The combat and gear always looks great and since the switch to pramount theres more drama but also the action seems higher quality. I love the sbow my only grip is I wish they toned back some drama but no biggie
the show was always aimed at the human element in the field and at home.. the combat was just the tie-in for the story. i think too many people went into this thinking it was just another military combat show and ignored what it was really about. when the show moved to streaming and didn't have to abide by the FCC ratings they were allowed to dive into that side even more.
@sirmonkey1985 I think it'll always be the case since they have to appeal to more than a small % of us but if they can just keep it going without killing or injuring everyone or at least make more like this I'm happy
Bro, I clicked on this video so fast when I saw the notification. Y'all originally got me into this show, and now I'm several seasons in and LOVE it. I will add, I also thought Jason Hayes' decision to stay and risk his team was not a good one, but he got lucky and it worked out.
One thing I've always heard about Tier-1 Unit Selections is that - "They don't choose the best guy, they choose the right guy" for the Team.
Watched the full series 4 times all ready! However i love the turn and its still fire ! Very Dramatic!
I love this show, I hope it comes back for another season
I've watched this show from the beginning. Love it. Imo, it's the first show to get a lot of things right.
Spenser grows a lot. His character evolves and you understand him better
The writers did EXCELLENT to be honest. And every actor were spot on. Every episode has done better and better and the way they all work together is just great.
Dude, seriously you need to do the whole show. as a vet its AMAZING.
It really didn't go sideways, they just introduced out of combat drama and relationship crap to the mix. The action and what not is still on point.
Really thought provoking. Thank you.
I don’t know about everyone else and the comments you’ve been getting but I enjoyed all the seasons of the show
I come from a military family tree, so I was always interested in military movies, shows, etc. I loved saving private Ryan but Seal Team has to be among the best series I have ever watched. I love it!
Thanks for this gents! Enjoyed it a lot! On to the next one 😎
Our pleasure!
When it takes a turn, it just gets better!
Always a pleasure. These guys are invaluable. 🇺🇸💪🏽👌🏽🍻🙏
Hey Buck. Love the channel. As a vet, love to hear all the stories!! Also love the Spiderman blanket in the corner. (21:02) Guess you got your wubby for watching Ep.03 later!!!
Good to see buck helping the next generation get their green beret! Well done everyone
Hey Buck! Love that you’re also giving other MOSs some love there is always super motivated people who just don’t go down the SOF route doesn’t mean they aren’t hard chargers. Hey maybe give some love to the 11c 11b or anything in the 13 series (Artillery) some love too. 🤙
Cant wait for more episodes
The show does go from front line action, to being based more about the personal aspects in the home life.
And what combat does to an operator
ah lame...
@@FNGACADEMY but they do keep the same flow between all the characters.
Same banter and all
And the action around it all is still the same as from season 1, if not stepped up a notch
Sounds slightly cliche
Each season gets better and better
Finished the show about an hour ago and this show does WAY more than veer left lol
Been watching Seal team since it was on normal tv from season 1. Amazing show!!!!
Great review.. the two of you are hilarious together.
It gets so much better. Keep watching I promise you won’t be disappointed. Tyler is a bad ass irl
The fact that I was watching the first few episodes haha and decided to see how realistic it was, seeing if your channel has reacted to this show and LITERALLY you posting this reaction today 😂 Tell me that isn't a crazy reaction Sean. Always good reactions. Cheers Sean! I just got into watching the Seal Team Show. Currently been applying to Canadian Armed Forces. Cheers from Canada, homies. ✌
Good explanation(s)... Enjoyed the banter! 😂
I have always thought of "BONES" when I see him. In "BONES" I believe he played an Army Ranger. LMAO!!!
The only veer it takes is in season five when it flips to streaming and the start with the f bombs. This show rocks the whole way thru.
great episode cant wait to see more videos of seal team
I love the shell been watching it from the beginning. So my favorite turns left the thing is they talk about a lot of things that are not talked about that operators go through in the field and on the homefront. There are a lot of people they just walk every week for them to be shooting them throwing grenades. I love it to Show also talked about how the government doesn't show you guys enough respect for what you did and sometimes just hangs you guys out to dry. Thank you for your service
i have been waiting a year for this review from the best reviewer to best show
love your shirt dude, carl gustaf. A swedish treasure
Seal Team is DA best show
love this show and still surprising the change in the guy that plays Sonny he was such a nerd in supernatural (goastfascers) now he is a total badass
More Seal Team guys! You’ll be 80 by the time you’re finished with this show!
Do the unit next👍
I'm in season 4 and I think it's still 🔥
Hmmm…loyal fan and not sure what others are talking about…the series does evolve…some stuff gets better some stuff not so much but still a strong show
Recently came across your channel enjoying your videos,
If at all possible I would love to watch your reaction to seal team episode 3's infil and op :).
Brendon Schwab, So sweet! Have him do stand up!
😂😂😂😂
I so glad u got around to this. The show stays phenomenal. It just becomes a bit more hollywood at around season 4.
The show is fortunate enough to have Tyler Gray (CAG) as an advisor and an actor on for the show.
70% of production are former and current military personnel and some extras are vets
@@Jeffro5564 didn’t know that
I think where it went off the rails is when it became more of a drama series about the families at home.
SEAL Team is a freakin awesome show.
I started watching this show because of the first beers & breakdowns episode on it.
Great show Tyler grey is a bad Ass .
Just a little dip in the fire
Next episode gets better. Red dawn vibes for sure 😂😂😂
He is good company!!! 👍
Can't wait u guys review s6ep1
Love the Brandon reference DICEY DICEY missed opportunity to say papi
lmao true
😂😂 I said it 3 times in the background
@@AbelHernandezguitar say it with ya chest next time.
I think by left turn it gets more about how they survive with the injuries both mental and physically from there missions in there own daily lives.
The actors in Seal Team definitely put in work to make it look as authentic as possible. The only gripe i had with the early seasons of the show was the constant California shooting locations, compared to History Channel, Six which filmed in different locations.
I also recommend the movie The Mountain 2. A mission of the Turkish special forces is described in the film
One of the actors who is actually the military advisor for this series the guy that plays the character Trent was actually a former CAG Operator, I was watching the Shawn Ryan show and he was talking about how he got called up and how he had to help put this show together.
I had a mate that passed SAS selection (first time as well) he was in the top of passing candidates but he was an officer and they filled their officer slots early, and didnt have a spot for him. So they said "Congratulations you passed but havent been selected, go back to your unit" he was offered the chance to do selection again in two years.
That's absurd! Why would they have officers go through the entire selection process if the slots have already been filled?! I may come off ignorant here (not that I'm not) but isn't that poor capacity planning on the part of the unit cadre/leadership?
Just to be clear, it's not that I don't believe you, mate - it just baffles me that 22 would have officers to complete and pass selection, only to turn them down. That sounds like big army, not something I'd associate with the SAS who are known for creative solutions.
@@VNExperience The slots were filled by officer applicants who scored higher / were more desirable during the current selection process, or they could have retained someone they were expecting to lose, or they might not have gotten funding to expand when they thought they would. Most likely is that more officers passed the selection course that year than were expected to and the Regiment can only take x amount so not everyone can get in. the Australian SAS is designated is also known as SASR or Australian Special Air Service Regiment. 22SAS is distinctly the boys from Hereford
@@fatsoda Got it, thanks for the clarification. I didn't realize you were talking about the Oz regiment. The SASR are top notch soldiers who made quite a name for themselves here in Vietnam. Their kill ratio was phenomenal. 👏
Cheers mate.
@@VNExperience Theres a book about the SASR called Ma Rung Phantoms of the Jungle, its a wild read. Its got lost patrols that show up, people just disappearing into the jungle with no explanation and a death by elephant. Also a movie called "The Odd Angry Shot" that was filmed 50 years ago-ish now about the SASR experience in Vietnam then attempting to return to life a civilian in Australia, and the absurdity that you could ever expect someone to be "Normal" again after their experiences at war. Worth your scheckles if you can find them to read / view.
@@fatsoda I'll try to find them. They sound worth checking out. Thanks for the recommendation!
Loved the whole show, just got super drama based when back not in operations. But all the combat stuff is pretty dope
Do people say that this show veers in a negative direction or something? IDK what they watched but, I've continued to love this show. Never stopped...
This show managed to balance accuracy and entertainment perfectly which, as a screenwriter, I can say is very hard to do.
Hope you'd watch this until the latest season - it just got so damn good after the freedom that they got when they switched to Paramount Plus.
Love that Carl Gustav t shirt. Norway represent
I have watched every season of this show it never loses the core of good tactics, a couple times the missions are a little out there but the biggest turn is that as the show goes it starts to focus more on the guys and the messy home lives they have and eventually it starts to show the damage that 20 years of warfare can have on a person both mentally and physically. But other than one or two ops in season 5 it never strays into the realm of the unrealistic. The only other shift comes in season 5 when they switch from network television to streaming, so the filters required for network TV just stop, so immediately language gets more profane and some content gets a bit more explicit.
I think most think that it veers left during Covid time when there was less action so the vets behind the show were pushing more for their advocacies.
It does veer right again once it hits paramount plus though. A bit more raw and authentic. Somewhat darker, but it’s a glimpse to the harsher reality where not everything is sexy cqb. Still love it better than ever and can’t wait for S7 soon
Quite frankly, you don’t even need to do any other show for review. There’s a lot of episodes worth reacting to, heck you can do all episodes of all the seasons. It’s that good.
Once this show went over to Paramount plus and they start saying fuck and shit I was so unreasonably happy. Should have been like that from the beginning.
so it got better?
@FNGACADEMY I think so, yes. Definitely got more.... Raw
Yes, it gets better when it swapped to paramount
I might have to watch it now. It being on CBS turned me off because I figured they needed to make it PG and appeal to network TV audiences.
will you guys review Special Ops: Lioness next?
Lisa Davis actress was in Twilight also. Another vampire illum. 🧛
Ive seen tons of reviews/reactions to seal team, but I'd really love to see what you guys think about the Amazon series "Six"; particularly season 1.
These reviews are awesome guys. Thank you! Can I suggest a movie you haven't done yet? "84 Charlie Mopic".
If u put more seal team vids like this on something like patreon id pay to watch
Hey Buck im currently attached to GSB and get alot of questions about support MOS working with SFG. Can you do a video covering how they help ODA's and what it was like for you working with them.
I never watched Buffy, but loved the TV show Bones where he played an FBI agent. Bones was pretty predictable, but appeared to have some scientific traits to crime solving. Keep up the great content.
At this rate, you’ll review the final episode in 2130
Have you guys done beers and breakdowns on "The Accountant"?
Guys hope you don't forget the review for the hollywood shootout,.
I'll always be curious what's happened with this oxygen bottles and parachutes after landing and did you take with you in combat or gathering on way back or leaved because extraction is in other way?
@FNGACADEMY the film clips are always quiet and very difficult to hear. Love the commentary but we lose context when we can’t hear the film at all
It gets more intense as the series progresses. In fact, I can no longer watch it at night because it ramps me up😱. In my opinion the lead as Jason was miscast.
Thanks for watching seal team man
You bet
Man the homeless cats are everywhere lmao
I loved that show. I watched every episode many times but in the end it disappointed very bad the way they ended it
i like your carl G shirt , were can i buy this one
hey, for future reference can you do a review for Hamburger Hill (1987)?
Wait guys when does it turn left? Lemme know the season and episode so I can remember