Broken

Those leaving poor reviews saying the series is an advertisement or is bias against Asian countries I wonder if they actually watched the series?

I watched all four episodes in there entirety and found them to be interesting and worth watching.

As consumers I think it's good to question what we are spending our money on and how we are being influenced by billion dollar industries, not to mention how our governments are being influenced by these industries.

I personally will be putting a lot more thought into my purchases going forward.

Unlike most of the reviews I have read, most people either watched nothing more than the first episode, or watched nothing more than the first ten minutes of the first episode.

I started with the plastics episode.

It has its flaws but it's also totally obvious that there is a serious problem with single use plastic and that the petrochemical industry will do whatever it can to smother the people trying to ban single use plastics, starting with the the state of Texas. And even as a UK resident I know how much oil contributes to Texas.

I also know that Ted Cruz is firmly ensconced in Texas.

Ignore the sub 5 star reviews.

The only biased views here are from the people who clearly are on the side of (or were paid by?) the big companies which do not want this information to be known.

This is a fantastic 4-episode documentary series that shows many flaws (that I did not know and was appalled by) of the industries related to vaping, make up, furniture and plastic. The last one in particular hits you on the face when it shows that we are almost at a non returning point in plastic global waste. This series should be seen by everyone who wants to know a little more about the reality of consuming and should also be shown in schools!

Most of the previous bad reviews sound like a smear campaign by reviewers that watched only 5 minutes of an episode after being paid to write a bad review. Follow the money, I wonder how many of the corporations that are scrutinized in this documentary paid for these bad reviews. There is a lot of quality information from people that have years or even decades in their fields, exposing the damage these industries and corporations have caused.

Just watched two episodes, they seems both a US advertising about how good is Made in USA while everyone else is bad. Especially how evil and trash is China. Feel like Trump committed this mini serie.