The Nate arc continues to hinder the show. The Spencer romance thing also continues to hinder the show. I do like how they are using the Spencer character in other ways now, specifically in showing how dangerous SEAL training is.
The large portion of this episode focused on the mission and that was a good thing. The mission this week was tense and well-done. I liked Ray's interaction with the reporter. I also like the small things that are thrown into the show for authenticity. One of these things happened early on in the episode when Hayes meets the weaselly ambassador. The ambassador greets Hayes as a Lieutenant, but Hayes corrects him by letting him know he's a Master Chief and then saying "E-9".
Again, I wish the show would focus on the mission and drop the extraneous bits. The Nate arc needs to end or be forgotten about. The Spencer arc needs to lose the romance and focus on the rigors of SEAL training.
Shout by mookieBlockedParentSpoilers2017-10-28T18:24:33Z
The Nate arc continues to hinder the show. The Spencer romance thing also continues to hinder the show. I do like how they are using the Spencer character in other ways now, specifically in showing how dangerous SEAL training is.
The large portion of this episode focused on the mission and that was a good thing. The mission this week was tense and well-done. I liked Ray's interaction with the reporter. I also like the small things that are thrown into the show for authenticity. One of these things happened early on in the episode when Hayes meets the weaselly ambassador. The ambassador greets Hayes as a Lieutenant, but Hayes corrects him by letting him know he's a Master Chief and then saying "E-9".
Again, I wish the show would focus on the mission and drop the extraneous bits. The Nate arc needs to end or be forgotten about. The Spencer arc needs to lose the romance and focus on the rigors of SEAL training.