Jim Van de Wetering

I can’t believe I have to say this regarding a Spielberg & Hanks production. Just rewatched Pacific from beginning to end. EXCELLENT BAND of BROTHERS just as good maybe better. BUT Masters of the Air is so bad on so may levels that I am stunned What is the deal with so many Apple + Productions with LOW or NO like scenes - CRAZY I really tried to many sense of this story without success - partly because the sound was so inconsistent POOR POOR LIGHTING - NO WAY TO FOLLOW THE STORY LINE - POOR SOUND - as well as in inspired acting from “Evis” HARD PASS for ME - VERY DISAPPOINTING

Too dark as in very low or NO LIGHT. NO CHARACTERS TO CARE ABOUT!! What a waste of time - who thought this would entertain anyone??? Actually total score 0! What is with this no light scenes - is this a requirement for ALL APPLE PRODUCTIONS

Very well done - thru 6 episodes- Every one involved is is a 5 star PRO SO WELL WRITTEN. Hope it goes beyond 1 season - seems the story should carry on through Miep & Jen.

This is the best Western I have ever seen. It is based on many actual historical events. It grips you with the first few episodes and very seldom lets go for 50 episodes. This and Breaking Bad were what got me into streaming. Oh…you can see an actual Golden Spike in the Sacramento Railroad Meuseum! DONE

First...I am a big Chuck Lorre fan! This Netflix show really appeals to our demographic...AND more, hopefully. Looking forward to many more episodes. I am a little embarrassed to tell that I have watched the vast majority of all his shows staring with Two & a Half Men many, many times. Mr Lorre has refined the sitcom to a fine, funny & dramatic art form. Look forward to season 3