Thomas W Walker

Horrible with a touch of PC and WOKE

So much inaccuracies, modern revisionist and a dash of WOKE....worse Franklin documentary I've ever seen. Turned it off 1/2 way through. The truth on Franklin would make a better story. Also.. Michael Douglas as Franklin...Franklin was much better looking. Douglas looks nothing like Franklin. With WOKENESS as it is I was surprise they didn't have Franklin having affairs with black women. Horrible presentation

One of the most boring movies I have seen in my life. Two thumbs and 8 fingers down

I didn’t laugh once. It simply isn’t funny

Is it just me or is it more and more women are playing the man roles in movies and TV. Two thumbs down Bad acting, no period details, and men waxed their chest. First off this show the correct historic detail is followed. 1. They all must have a good washing machine, or dry cleaners because no one’s clothes are ever dirty, ripped or worn. 2. Not only are the clothes spotless, I think back then everyone took at least one shower a day….and some men are very clean shaven 3. This series made me aware of some thing that really surprised me. I had no idea women back then waxed their eye brows nor did I know mascara was available back then. Having spent my life time in the Army infantry and the 75th Rangers I can tell it only adds to the fantasy when women can beat up men. Lol Three women have passed the Army Ranger school….countless others dropped out with the first week. These 3 are very lucky, at the time they didn’t know that the mental, emotional & physical standards were lowered significantly so they could pass. Just like these men who think they are women and compete against the real women in sports, no women come close to beating a he-she…. If sports admits the he-she’s have an advantage that would be admitting there is a difference between men and women.

Thank you American Servicemen from the United States Army to the United States Space Force, from 12 April 1775 to now. It’s a great heritage to be part of. To be part of this team requires two months of intense training, not an easy Club to join....but then again with all the silly social experimenting the Forces are going through, standards significantly lower today compared to the Pre-1990’s God Bless them all, HOORAH!, Army SEMPTER FI!, Marines I apologize that I don’t know the equivalent for the other Branches

I loved this movie as a kid (I was born in 1957). Buddy Hackett played a very endearing character, he was my favorite actor in the movie. For me it planted the seed of always enjoying Buddy Hackett. Even now when I hear his name I think of the movie Love Bug, when I think of the movie Love Bug I think of Buddy Hackett. On a flight from Vegas to Philadelphia (my home) in October 2001 right after 9/11 I was sitting next to a gentlemen named Sandy that became a friend. Everything we talked about we agreed on. We exchanged emails and stayed in touch. Believe it or not it wasn’t until a few years later that I discovered that the gentleman Sandy Hackett is Buddy Hackett’s son. Since then I’ve seen Sandy perform his on-stage performance of a tribute to the Rat Pack in Vegas and in a Glenside, PA, just outside of Philly. Likewise as the owner of Philadelphia Personal Tours whenever Sandy is in town I take him, his family and crew on an historical Philadelphia colonial tour. We still maintain a friendship and often communicating. Once again as a kid I loved Buddy Hackett, now his family and I are friends. If ever given a chance to see Sandy perform, GO!

The show simply makes me laugh. If that’s the producers goal, target hit The episode when the gravity is lost then regained people are laying on the floor, Karen is the first one up and walking. She goes over to Matt who was still on the floor with the microphone in his hand; Karen grabs it from Matt, Matt who is still slightly confuse says to her “Do you want to sing”, that had me rolling.

Slow, too slow, but to fair I only watched 10 minutes

If it was possible I’d give it 10 Stars