AlmondJoyy

The viewers who are giving this a low score and saying it's impossible for something like this to happen or the victim is unlikable are the actual problem and why things like this continue to happen. As a woman who went through something similar but not nearly as scary as Samantha, I also did not immediately seek help for the situation because I was told I didn't have enough evidence and I believed no one would believe me. It's a sad time in our world when people not only judge a victim and basically victim shame but also do not believe her because of these judgements. And just because you can't find a ton of info online about it means it didn't happen? This started over a decade ago. Yes, the sentencing itself was recent but the events leading up to it were during a time when the internet and social media were not as rampant. Get your head out of the sand and maybe get off the internet for a while and try to imagine a time when you didn't rely on it for every single thing. Sad sad people out there.

I enjoyed this series. Anyone who is taking it that seriously needs to relax a little. Sure, it might be a bit mature at times for small children but I am sure my toddler doesn't understand half of what is being said so it doesn't bother me. The footage and facts provided are wonderful and informative. I learned a few new things myself. I love an enjoyable educational show, especially as an animal lover, and hope my children grow up loving animals and learning about them as well. Lighten up people. And for the other reviewer who said the 3rd episode is titled "Male expectations" - it as actually "Mate expectations". Reading comprehension is key before making a review. Thanks!