SEAL Team (TV Series) Parallax (2018) User Reviews

Good episode.

[dawid_sikorski · 9/10 · 30 January 2019]

To dncorp.

This is not a regular SEAL team, Its DEVGRU or Seal team Six, where 50% of SEALs dont pass selection.

Devgru and SFOD-D (Delta or The Unit what ever you prefer) Do long term missions, Like hunting osama in the Bora Bora mountains.

Tyler Grey one of the actors is a formed Delta force operator.

I find it funny how you talk so badly abaout how realistic this show is, When they have 2ex special forces members helping make everything realistic, One of witch is Tyler Grey, hes also an Actor in the show, and 2nd is Mark Semos a former Navy SEAL.

Tyler Grey has stated many times in intervies that he is trying to make the show as realistic as possible, and to represent operators in a relistic way, And he is a Formed Army Ranger later Delta operator, Badly wounded on 3rd Deployment and Honorably discharged.

What's more Pathetic is that the keyboard "expert" is often more critical than real veterans

[puredieeasy · 10/10 · 23 November 2018]

Dncorp, "the special operation expert", tries to find petty faults in this drama just as usual. "Seals should not do this.. Seals should not do that... It's Army's job... most U.S. Civilians don't know much, only I'm the professional and I know bla bla bla bla."

In fact, the real Army Special forces veterans don't even care about this. For example, Jeff bosley, a former Green Beret, works on the set of Seal Team. Daniel Briggs, a former Green Beret and Delta Force medic, is also an important staff in this series (He even played Alpha 3 "Derek" in season 1). And Tyler Grey, a Ranger and Delta Force veteran, is the most important producer of this show.

So dncorp, "the special operation expert", you think you know more about the Army Special Forces than they do? Lmfao.

No one watches TV series to learn the differences between Navy Seals and Green Beret. If you really want to learn about this, just read the SOF veteran's memoirs, or more directly, go to serve. The actual army special operation veterans know that, so they use Seal Team as an icon to tell their stories and enjoy this TV show. Only the keyboard special operation expert pretend to know everything to cover up their ignorance and self-righteousness.

Pathetic

[dncorp · 4/10 · 23 November 2018]

Accuracy 2. U.S. Navy S.E.A.L.s do not do this kind of long duration Mission, Operations, that they are NOT trained, nor equipped to do.

As a Joint Services Special Warfare Officer (U.S. Army Special Forces, U.S.A.F. Special Operations, USMC MARSOC, U.S.N. S.E.A.L., Agency) so pathetic that most U.S. Civilians don't know much.

This kind of Long Duration Mission is U.S. Army Special Forces, that have detailed Language and Cultural Anthropology of this Area of Operation (AO), and Area of Responsibility (AOR) as routinely attached to the CIA, CIA's SAD and SOG, NSA, DEA, FBI, at Mexico. Previously, to train U.S. Army Special Forces Insurgency Warfare, Counter Insurgency Warfare, Counter Terrorist Warfare, in a "Low Risk Low Intensity Environment" U.S. Army Special Forces were sent to Mexico, Central Americas, South American Nations.

Accuracy 0, U.S. Navy S.E.A.L.s are not trained for U.S. Army Special Forces Warfare Military Operations In Urban Terrain (M.O.U.T.) . U.S. Army Special Forces had to become Experts in M.O.U.T. after the 1993 Democrat President Clinton Disaster as the Battle of Mogadishu, Somalia. This expertise was later used during the October to November 2001 U.S. Army Special Forces (300) and Northern Alliance (150,000) Urban Warfare at Afghan Cities that Overthrew the 5 Million Afghan Taliban Government.

great show, bad season.

[jaimegiant · 5/10 · 27 December 2020]

The writing and characters have been all over the place this season, this episode is no exception. It's like they took all the ideas in the writers room threw them in a hat pulled twenty of them and said this is what we're doing this season. Having them explain that Jason is acting out of character when it doesn't really seem all that odd is terrible. Why not write it so we think he's acting out of character and you don't have tell us that. David Boreanaz certainly has the acting ability if only the writers would give the actors in this better material. the first season was great but the second has been all over the place, I really hope it gets better because I really like all the characters.

Meh

[djrunngren · 5/10 · 3 July 2022]

I liked this show the first season. This episode, Like this season, is just ok. I thought when Alana died, all the Whining would end, but Clay is just as bad. Entitled little bitch. All he does is complain. Just shut up already. I know for a fact, if he was in an actual military team, his ass woulda been brought down a peg. Hopefully this season gets better.