robertka1

I have just read other members' reviews and I am astonished at the so-called critics. I must a question here to all those people who criticized the History Channel and Knightfall: do you people watch a movie or TV series to have a good time and enjoy it, or do you simply watch looking for mistakes and errors? I have studied ancient and medieval history in depth in university in France and I honestly couldn't care less about inaccuracies in movies and TV.

Do you remember when you were a kid and went to the movies to watch Knights of the Round Table, Ivanhoe, Quentin Durward, Prince Valiant, Robin Hood, etc etc? You just enjoyed the movie and thought about it for days afterwards. Well, folks, why can't you simply just enjoy Knightfall for the action, the drama, the adventure, the mystery and all those things that make this series memorable?

For some strange reason, people try to get attention by revising history and correcting "facts". After all, how many series has anyone seen lately on the Crusades, the Roman Empire, on Knights and damzels in distress.Let's just enjoy that series.

Am I the only one thinks that Season 14 is lacking something N.C.I.S. used to have? I am kind of disappointed with this season. Sure, I watch each and every episode and look forward to the next, but; somehow or other, the action seems to revolve less about homicides and N.C.I.S. purpose and more on the personal relationships of its members. Furthermore, the cases that N.C.I.S. got this whole season seem to be very lame compared to the cases from previous seasons. I am writing this because I noticed that while watching the episodes of this season, if I get a phone call, I pause the recording to answer the phone, while in the past, I would let the call go to voicemail so as not to interrupt my watching. I feel that the departures of Cote de Pablo, first, followed by Michael Weatherly took something from the show and that whatever was lost has not yet been replaced. Ducky has fewer lines while Palmer seems to get more attention and is just as funny. Abby is Abby and McGee is not as prominent as before. In my opinion, I feel that the writers seem to also have lost their touch.

This really saddens me because last year, I bought the DVD's for all the seasons which I had missed, and I remember binge-watching them like there was no tomorrow. Let's just hope that things pick up for the next couple of episodes or for next season.