David – Google

While it brings up valid points, some quite alarming I just can't get over the obvious push from Netflix. They're trying to push the whole vegan movement with their doco where its getting obvious now. Hey Netflix, why don't you do a doco on the environmental effects if we all went to a plant based diet. The amount of land displaced, the effect on the native wildlife. The chemicals needed to grow the plants or the impossible amount of land needed if farming went organic. The health effects of mercury was discussed but why don't we talk about the world's worst ingredient to our health, and it happens to come from a plant - sugar Not once pole fishing was talked about as a sustainable alternative (which greenpeace promotes), instead they showed traditional whale fishing, along with more blood than a jaws film - a subtle move to try and shock us into veganism I weary for Netflix's next doco on the food industry

This shows writing reminds me season 8 of Game of Thrones or season 2 of Heroes (if you remember that show). The characters motivations for their action seem to be rock solid for 2-3 episodes then when they get to their goal they decided to do a 180 and change their mind. The main character is never believable in her role and the battle scenes are written poorly. The ending is full of duex ex machina - they are about to face the end and then out of the blue some miracle saves them. Such poor writing. Won't be going for a second season (unless another covid-19 hits and I'm stuck inside)