The absolute best thing going for this show is Cerberus played by Dita The Hair Missile. It's not often military dogs get any real screen time in shows and they are an important part of the military services. Dita doesn't get much screen time in some episodes but man when she does it's freaking awesome.

Nothing special here, these shows are a dime a dozen.

Pretty happy that they picked this up for a second season, some of the episodes in the later ark of the first season have been pretty stellar.

Season 3 Episode 18 is airing next week due to the virus. Please update the schedule

Brilliant show, does a great job of cinematically detailing what these guys go through. It's very entertaining

So far nothing spectacular but I am enjoying it. Going to finish the season.

This show is a lot better than I thought it would be. The military operations are cool but the backstory and family drama feels really cheap and boring. I skip through a lot of it just to get to the good stuff. Each episode seems to be the same type of format, some time of military operation and a bunch of filler family drama. Overall I've been enjoying it. The quality and cheesy drama on the first season was a little underwhelming but so far getting close to season 3 the overall quality of the show and the drama are improving.

This show ended up being a lot better than I thought it would be. The military operations were pretty cool but the backstory and family drama was really cheap and boring in the first couple seasons. But it got better in the last few seasons. I skipped through a good amount of the family drama just to get to the good stuff. Each episode is basically the same type of format, some type of military operation and a bunch of filler family drama. Overall I enjoyed it. Some of the characters really grew on me. By the end of season 6 I felt kind of sad it was over.

I used to love this show when it was an action show with a little drama but I guess the writers decided to delve deep into the individual characters' psyches and it turned into more of a drama with a spattering of action. That and the foul language throughout that suddenly appeared when it started streaming. I stopped watching it.

I am really enjoying this show and I am about to re-watch it for a second time!
The show focuses a lot on a few of the operators, but does so in order to focus on them both down range and at home (or as they would say, inside and outside the wire).
The acting is not always the best, however, I do find that what they are doing seems quite realistic, both from op planning to tactics and the gear they are using.

Improved a lot during the third season, great acting all around. The series needs less jingoistic scripts but at least It’s getting darker and darker. I used to think that David Boreanaz was miscasted for the role of Jason Hayes. Boy, was I wrong. There is no doubt now that he :asterisk_symbol::asterisk_symbol:IS:asterisk_symbol::asterisk_symbol: Jason Hayes, totally credible. He is making us forget his previous iconic roles in Angel and Bones. Well done everybody.

Reminds me of The Unit.

Jason need to die and put us out of our misery having to watch him whine and act like a idiot. His character is the least entertaining part of the show.

I don't want to watch this how to I delete this from the watch list. Thank you

It's hard to get any grittier than this show and the latest season 6 is already starting out pretty good. This is the best military drama on TV in a very long time. There are parts of it that aren't perfect, but overall it's a good show with good action, decent acting and good plot lines. It's better since it moved to Paramount+ and portrays the actual solider: vulgar :).

Where do all the models come from in the op briefings? Do they have a dedicated team who is on hand 24/7 to create these amazingly detailed replicas of boats, aircraft, buildings and entire landscapes? What kind of pressure must that team be under to create these items from the moment they hear about the op to the time a briefing session happens. Now that sounds like a spin-off reality show, Model Makers: Critical Ops.

I will not pay to watch on paramount plus. not worth it

That really sucks that CBS wants you to get the Paramount + service just to watch Seal team.

Great job guys,Appreciate this.

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Anyone looking for a realistic insight into the everyday life of a Seal team will be more than satisfied with this series. I haven't seen anything comparable before. The individual characters are captured very well in the family and military environment. Not only mindless banging is shown here, but the problem of the physiological clinical pictures is also dealt with. All in all, an absolute must for fans of Special Ops Military Movies

Skip the whole family mellow stuffs and go right to the badass gunfight - half of the episode only but the fun is there (and into Sonny's lines)

Halfway into the first season right now and from what I've seen so far this seems like your typical cheap, cheesy, boring, cookie cutter drama show. The drama between characters and the backstory is so overwhelming boring I found myself skipping through most of the episodes. Every episode seems to have the same format. One "mission" or "operation" and the rest of the episode is just filler family drama between characters. The only thing keeping me watching are the military operations which are pretty cool sometimes. In one episode they rescue American hostages from a boat and another American assault boat comes in out of nowhere with a minigun and starts lighting up all the bad guys. Thought it was pretty cool. With 20 episodes per season most of it just seems like cheap filler. Hopefully next seasons are better than the 1st.