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I really enjoy the way these people live, and the importance of the train in their lives. I enjoy seeing all the problems involved in keeping the railroad running and how the railroad personnel deals with them. I didn't, however, realize how unique this train is, until reading these reviews. Why didn't I learn that from the program? There is so much that could be included and expanded upon, but instead of doing that, it's always urgent to get the job finished so the train can get through. Amazing how nothing ever happens until there's a train about to hit the area. Why not turn it into an educational documentary instead of a reality show, so we can learn about the train and its people? Last night, a family was expecting a shipment of soil & plants, so they had to quickly get the support holes dug in the frozen ground. Why didn't they do this last fall, or at least last week? I'm so fed up with all the hype, I swear I'm going to quit watching it, but I want to know whether Jim gets his new house built, and what about the couple who had the baby last year? PLEASE change this program instead of having it canceled because no one watches it!!!

I love seeing how these people live. It's interesting that in the Hailstone family, Agnes digs right into the animal with her blue nail polish! I really enjoy their family dynamics. Andy & Kate are also enjoyable ( minus the profanity). Glenn is very real and personable. I'd love this program except for the language of some of the stars, especially Sue. I understand that's who she is & I can respect that, but I don't want to hear it. If they can't clean up their language, why can't the channel bleep it like other channels do? Interesting that "dirty" words are bleeped, but profanity isn't. Sue's is so offensive I have to fast forward through her. Without it, this would be a really great family show, but my family hears enough offensive language in life; we don't need to hear it on TV.