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Lana1:
It's a Hollywood show now. They have to make the American military look good against everyone else no matter what.
Thrres no way an entire company of Iranian soldiers gets wiped out like that even when they are outgunned by US weaponry.
The US Navy launched jets but it's the Iranians that dont have jets? That one brother even stood right in front of an Abrams tank and he didn't get shot at

The whole battle was cool. It was also comical

They need to do better abeg. This season left a sour taste in my mouth after that finale. They just showed me they are not a serious spy series. They should take cues from the greats like homeland, the Americans and the likes.

Achilles100:
Very very unrealistic. I even thought Tucker was going to die after staying back, and miraculously he survived that scene without a single bullet touching him.

This would have been a very ideal time to refresh Joe's team in preparation for season 3, cos that is no way in hell you will face that multitude of soldiers without losing one or 2 of your men and others with injuries both serious and superficial.

Adding an emotional side to it would have made it really hit home for me for Joe.

I always thought the plot armour was for Joe. It now clear that its literally for everyone on their team.

nani667:
Na the usual size for their animated series be dat.. you can see it is 1080p.

Even Tpain hand no fit let me spoil my eyes with sub par quality

Sharp

Thought as much

OhBritannia:
Special opps: lioness season 2 is a solid 8.5/10 for me.
What an epic finale, they were almost about to get spooked, 2 seconds to death.

The gun battle at the end was epic!!! This is what i am talking about.
A series finale is supposed to bow out like this, when you watch a series finale then you should know that it's worth it.

I hope there is a season 3, we ain't done with them yet, lol
I want to see them again, all of them.

Make joe leave her family again 😂?
After coming so close to death the last time

Baddestguyp:
Actually I'm just trolling the guy...

I haven't seen a single episode of WOT.

I saw a few clips and didn't think it was worth my time

I watched season 1 and 2 but I'm sincerely trying so hard to remember what the show is about but all I'm seeing is Nori's face from TROP and that girl from Carnival row. But I know the show is interesting but I'll need to watch recap.

Cobra Kai season 6 part 2 (episode 6 to 10) is a solid 10/10 for me.
They really stepped up their game in the second part of this series.
Barcelona was not only a war zone but was tensed and thrill all through.
Kudos to all casts and crew, they really outdid themselves in this second part.

The episode finale of the part two was epic, no one would have ever expected the finale to end like this.
Though we expected a very interesting last match to win the tournament, not knowing that the owners of the show had another plan for us and the plan turned out to be a masterpiece, we were all taken unaware and we became breathless.
Almost 20 to 30 minute of intense karate brawl, out of control general fight between all dojos and sensies.
Oh boy!!! That was epic mehn, one of my best episode finale this year.

I can't wait for the part 3 next year, right now with the way the part two ended with a shocking and sad death, we don't even know what awaits us in part 3 next year but he that as it may, this part two was epic.

drisham:
Make joe leave her family again 😂?
After coming so close to death the last time

I think her husband might eventually divorce her next season.. She is definitely going back to action.

JayVicky:
Best show this year?
It's a good show but where will you put the likes of Shogun, Penguin, and Jackal?

No show made me anxiously waiting for the next episode like Special Ops 2. None, It was up beat from Episode 1 - 8 no dull moment every episode was a Hit back to back. Only Jackal comes close. like someone said here maybe it's because it's Season 2 already.

Achilles100:
Very very unrealistic. I even thought Tucker was going to die after staying back, and miraculously he survived that scene without a single bullet touching him.

This would have been a very ideal time to refresh Joe's team in preparation for season 3, cos that is no way in hell you will face that multitude of soldiers without losing one or 2 of your men and others with injuries both serious and superficial.

Adding an emotional side to it would have made it really hit home for me for Joe.

I Don't think you have ever been in a gun fight to know what is realistic and what is not.

Predestin:
No show made me anxiously waiting for the next episode like Special Ops 2. None, It was up beat from Episode 1 - 8 no dull moment every episode was a Hit back to back. Only Jackal comes close. like someone said here maybe it's because it's Season 2 already.

If that's how it made you feel, then that's fair enough. This season was certainly better than the first.

Secret Level

Predestin:
I Don't think you have ever been in a gun fight to know what is realistic and what is not.

The last reply that you deemed an insult still applies to this. Trying to explain to you will be tantamount to pouring water on a rock.

So no need.

Secret Level

My best episode ranking

1.Warhammer
2. Unreal Tournament
3. Sifu
4. Armored Core
5.Dungeons and Dragons
6. PAC Man
7. Cross Fire
8. New World

Achilles100:
The last reply that you deemed an insult still applies to this. Trying to explain to you will be tantamount to pouring water on a rock.

So no need.

You are funny, everything you know about a gun fight, you saw from a movie, whatever opinion you have formed about what a gun fight is, was developed from movies. You now think one is unrealistic because it doesn't fit your idea of a gun fight. .

Day of the jackal finale
10/10

Predestin:
You are funny, everything you know about a gun fight, you saw from a movie, whatever opinion you have formed about what a gun fight is, was developed from movies. You now think one is unrealistic because it doesn't fit your idea of a gun fight. .

You wouldn't see a plot armour if it hits you in the face.

MR. Robot (S1-S4) (2015–2019)


// Hello, friend. Initiating a system reboot...


I had numerous false starts with this show. The premise seemed like such a clusterfvck that I couldn’t wrap my head around it or, to put it more conveniently, I didn’t have the mental mantle to fully grasp it. But a few days ago, I decided to give it my undivided attention. Right off the bat, I can confidently say this is one of the best shows ever made. It has earned a spot in the upper echelons of the greatest TV experiences I’ve ever had.

At its core, Mr. Robot follows Elliot Alderson, a socially awkward cybersecurity engineer by day who moonlights as a vigilante hacker. Recruited by the enigmatic Mr. Robot, Elliot sets out to dismantle oppressive corporate America, represented by the monolithic E Corp. As the plot unfolds, it becomes clear that this revolution is just a backdrop for Elliot's larger battle......with himself.

On the surface, it might seem like a show tailored for programmers and ethical (or unethical!) hackers.. However, at its heart, Mr. Robot caters to everyone. With its brilliant writing, it explores themes and metaphors that mirror the human condition in profound and relatable ways.

The show examines how corporations hold people hostage, exerting incredible influence over their daily lives. It’s a sobering critique of modern systems of power and oppression. At the same time, Mr. Robot dives deeply into mental health and identity. Elliot’s dissociative identity disorder is central to the story. Mr. Robot, revealed as a manifestation of Elliot’s father, embodies his fractured psyche and coping mechanisms. The series portrays mental health with nuance, showing Elliot’s struggles with empathy and authenticity in a way that feels raw and real.

One of the defining traits of Mr. Robot is its unreliable narration. Elliot’s perspective constantly challenges viewers to question what’s real, mirroring his fragmented sense of reality. The show’s brilliant use of fourth-wall breaks pulls us into Elliot’s world as his confidants. As we watch idly for four seasons, the show makes us complicit, a metaphor for real life, where people often endure mental anguish while the world looks on and moves forward.

Despite its dark tone, Mr. Robot is ultimately about connection. Elliot’s bond with his sister Darlene provides an emotional anchor, while his relationships with other characters add layers of meaning to his journey and the show’s conclusion.

Sam Esmail’s direction and style elevate Mr. Robot into a unique art form. The cinematography often frames characters in isolated corners, reflecting the show’s themes of disconnection and loneliness. Mac Quayle’s electronic soundtrack heightens the tension and perfectly matches the show’s tone. The twists, including the revelation of Mr. Robot’s true identity and the final twist about Elliot himself, are masterfully executed and unforgettable.

Rami Malek delivers a stunning performance, capturing Elliot’s vulnerability and quiet intensity. In a lighter vein, his portrayal was almost too good and one might wonder if this loner and depressed persona mirrors his real life, potentially leading to typecasting. Regardless, Malek’s performance cements Elliot as one of the most iconic TV characters.

I believe no media is perfect, and Mr. Robot is no exception. The pacing in Season 2 is brutally slow, leaving you in a metaphorical "mind prison." It’s easy to feel tempted to drop the show at this point. Additionally, while the character arcs and development are among the finest in TV history, Tyrell Wellick’s storyline though brilliantly written, feels unresolved and leaves much to be desired by the series’ end.

Mr. Robot is more than a story about hacking or societal rebellion. It’s a profound meditation on identity, trauma, and the human spirit. Its audacious storytelling and execution cement its place as one of the most groundbreaking series in recent history.

That said, this is not an easy watch. It goads you, baits you, and challenges your perception of what’s happening. Just when you think you’ve figured things out, the door closes again, and you’re left in a loop of the unknown. Some might even argue that it requires an acquired taste to truly enjoy. But I urge you to persevere, it’s worth it in the end. The series delivers all the answers in one of the most satisfying finales ever.

This is an all-timer. Brilliant, brilliant show. 👏🏿

Rating: 9/10

10/10...

oyaskii:
MR. Robot (S1-S4) (2015–2019)


// Hello, friend. Initiating a system reboot...


I had numerous false starts with this show. The premise seemed like such a clusterfvck that I couldn’t wrap my head around it or, to put it more conveniently, I didn’t have the mental mantle to fully grasp it. But a few days ago, I decided to give it my undivided attention. Right off the bat, I can confidently say this is one of the best shows ever made. It has earned a spot in the upper echelons of the greatest TV experiences I’ve ever had.

At its core, Mr. Robot follows Elliot Alderson, a socially awkward cybersecurity engineer by day who moonlights as a vigilante hacker. Recruited by the enigmatic Mr. Robot, Elliot sets out to dismantle oppressive corporate America, represented by the monolithic E Corp. As the plot unfolds, it becomes clear that this revolution is just a backdrop for Elliot's larger battle......with himself.

On the surface, it might seem like a show tailored for programmers and ethical (or unethical!) hackers.. However, at its heart, Mr. Robot caters to everyone. With its brilliant writing, it explores themes and metaphors that mirror the human condition in profound and relatable ways.

The show examines how corporations hold people hostage, exerting incredible influence over their daily lives. It’s a sobering critique of modern systems of power and oppression. At the same time, Mr. Robot dives deeply into mental health and identity. Elliot’s dissociative identity disorder is central to the story. Mr. Robot, revealed as a manifestation of Elliot’s father, embodies his fractured psyche and coping mechanisms. The series portrays mental health with nuance, showing Elliot’s struggles with empathy and authenticity in a way that feels raw and real.

One of the defining traits of Mr. Robot is its unreliable narration. Elliot’s perspective constantly challenges viewers to question what’s real, mirroring his fragmented sense of reality. The show’s brilliant use of fourth-wall breaks pulls us into Elliot’s world as his confidants. As we watch idly for four seasons, the show makes us complicit, a metaphor for real life, where people often endure mental anguish while the world looks on and moves forward.

Despite its dark tone, Mr. Robot is ultimately about connection. Elliot’s bond with his sister Darlene provides an emotional anchor, while his relationships with other characters add layers of meaning to his journey and the show’s conclusion.

Sam Esmail’s direction and style elevate Mr. Robot into a unique art form. The cinematography often frames characters in isolated corners, reflecting the show’s themes of disconnection and loneliness. Mac Quayle’s electronic soundtrack heightens the tension and perfectly matches the show’s tone. The twists, including the revelation of Mr. Robot’s true identity and the final twist about Elliot himself, are masterfully executed and unforgettable.

Rami Malek delivers a stunning performance, capturing Elliot’s vulnerability and quiet intensity. In a lighter vein, his portrayal was almost too good and one might wonder if this loner and depressed persona mirrors his real life, potentially leading to typecasting. Regardless, Malek’s performance cements Elliot as one of the most iconic TV characters.

I believe no media is perfect, and Mr. Robot is no exception. The pacing in Season 2 is brutally slow, leaving you in a metaphorical "mind prison." It’s easy to feel tempted to drop the show at this point. Additionally, while the character arcs and development are among the finest in TV history, Tyrell Wellick’s storyline though brilliantly written, feels unresolved and leaves much to be desired by the series’ end.

Mr. Robot is more than a story about hacking or societal rebellion. It’s a profound meditation on identity, trauma, and the human spirit. Its audacious storytelling and execution cement its place as one of the most groundbreaking series in recent history.

That said, this is not an easy watch. It goads you, baits you, and challenges your perception of what’s happening. Just when you think you’ve figured things out, the door closes again, and you’re left in a loop of the unknown. Some might even argue that it requires an acquired taste to truly enjoy. But I urge you to persevere, it’s worth it in the end. The series delivers all the answers in one of the most satisfying finales ever.

This is an all-timer. Brilliant, brilliant show. 👏🏿

Rating: 9/10

I've been hyping this show since forever...

Finally someone here decided to watch it.

It's one of the best shows I've ever seen. So many brilliantly directed episodes...

I've seen the show twice...it has some of the best directed episodes I've seen on TV...

There's an entire episode that was shot in a way as if there were no cuts...

Also, Season 4 episode 7 proxy authentication or so is an all-time....

Maybe it's time to watch Day of the Jackal finale before una use spoilers kill person

Day of the Jackal finale!!!

Omo I can't believe Bianca got killed 😢 😭

Damn!!!! 😥
Still in shock 😲

The fôols don dey drop spoilers already...

I opened my browser and this page loaded first and now I don see major spoilers...

Imagine

The fôol above knows what he is doing with that spoiler oh...
Did it on purpose

.

becky39000:
Day of the Jackal finale!!!

Omo I can't believe Bianca got killed 😢 😭

Damn!!!! 😥
Still in shock 😲

lol Bro, this finale came out few hours ago, in less than 5 hours and you already dropped spoilers?

I thank heaven that i watched it immediately it dropped but Bro, common!!!! i believe you are almost 30 years of age or above 30 and age requires some sort of maturity and self respect from you.
Why on earth would you drop a major spoiler to a famous show like that, few hours after it aired?
Na wa for you o!!!!

Anyways i am done with the finale of the day of the jackal.
I will drop my review tomorrow, let me allow people watch first.

OhBritannia:
Anyways i am done with the finale of the day of the jackal.
I will drop my review tomorrow, let me allow people watch first.

Where did you get it?

becky39000:
Day of the Jackal finale!!!

Omo I can't believe Bianca got killed 😢 😭

Damn!!!! 😥
Still in shock 😲

You have zero sense

OhBritannia:
Anyways i am done with the finale of the day of the jackal.
I will drop my review tomorrow, let me allow people watch first.

Which site don upload?

ReacherSaidNoth:
My father has zero sense

It's obvious

But thanks for sharing 🙂

We now understand where you inherited your fish 🐟 brain from 🙃

uptimum123:
Which site don upload?

Awafim. tv

uptimum123:
Which site don upload?

Check awafim.tv

OhBritannia:
lol Bro, this finale came out few hours ago, in less than 5 hours and you already dropped spoilers?

I thank heaven that i watched it immediately it dropped but Bro, common!!!! i believe you are almost 30 years of age or above 30 and age requires some sort of maturity and self respect from you.
Why on earth would you drop a major spoiler to a famous show like that, few hours after it aired?
Na wa for you o!!!!

My bad bro, apologies!!!
Wasn't actually thinking straight at the moment.

I guess it was the way it ended that got to me.

Thanks for pointing out my mistake with sense.

Appreciate 🙏🏾