hprofessor

The content of this show hides behind the claim that it doesn't follow "mainstream media" but what they mean is they spend most of their time dwelling on fringe conspiracy theories and unsubstantiated claims, most of which have been repeatedly debunked, even by conservative news channels like Fox News. But this isn't surprising considering the show is sponsored by the Russian-owned RT network who have a reputation of injecting divisive falsehoods into news narratives. So if you enjoy watching hour after hour of divisive fiction, this is the show for you.

I gave it three stars because the production quality is fairly high... if only the content were based on facts and reality it would be a very good show.

This show was so boring, even the contestants seem in a daze. Whoever allowed this show to get this far should reconsider their career path a bit, and Gordon Ramsay really should stick to what he has proven to be very good at... food shows.

This is a movie intended to run in the background, and was never intended to be watched exclusively. Turn it on for young kids-- it makes a pleasant moving background with ocean sounds to help bring ambience while kids play or during a birthday party. The characters of Finding Nemo and Finding Dory appear on screen periodically and interact with each other and with the camera, making it interesting for a child whose imagination wanders from activities to the screen for a minute or two. Anyone who gives this a low rating doesn't understand what it's intended for. There are other types of movies similar to this, such as "Cat warming itself in front of a hearth" movie, which is also three-hours long. Obviously it's not intended to be watched for three hours.