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If you love the outdoors as much as my wife and I, then you'll fully enjoy the breathtaking scenery; however, other than that, this show has exactly zero redeeming qualities. We started watching because we thought this show would be different than other reality shows, but it turns out it's just more of the same BS. They voted off the only person with any redeeming qualities whatsoever. I think it was because, although he was very athletic and basically made for this sort of thing, he was too boring for the producers. Therefore, he ad to go. Some of the challenges that the contestants have balked at look like great amusement park rides. We will watch to the end in the great hopes that they fail to reach the Summit by the deadline.

My wife called me from out-of-town and asked what I was doing. "I'm getting ready to watch The Gray Man," I said.

"I heard that was good. You're going to watch it without me?" she asked, not hiding her disappointment.

"I'll watch it again with you when you get back," I said.

I lied.

I'm a Ryan Gosling fan. Thought he was great in The Big Short. Didn't mind him as an action hero in this movie. Always a fan of Billy Bob Thornton and his sarcasm. However, these two could not save this movie from itself.

I can weather some hyperbole. I can deal with some over-the-top, seemingly improbable action sequences. This movie stretches the bounds of reality just a bit too far for my tastes.

My fiance and I are both former Military. Neither of us watched NCIS when it originally aired, but started streaming it a couple of years ago. We have enjoyed most of the episodes right up to this point. We've noticed small rumblings of NCIS "going woke" in a few episodes, but this episode jumps into the deep end of the woke pool with both feet. I'm unsure whether future episodes can save this once entertaining crime drama from drowning. We are willing to give it a few more episodes to see if it can be saved. I doubt it, though.