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i've watched from s01e01, and while i admire the show's portrayal of capable women, i do NOT appreciate how yet another feminist show portrays men as less capable. if feminism is supposed to be about EQUALITY, then portray successes/failures equally among both sexes. otherwise feminism comes to mean women taking over. other than this issue i find the show entertaining.

being real for a minute... our vets deserve better than they're getting. sitting in the waiting room for HOURS to see a VA doctor at 4pm when you had an appointment at 11am is unacceptable, yet this is reality. finally getting to see the doctor only to be told your medical or mental issue isn't covered by VA is deplorable at best. standard of care for the miltary's machinery is higher than what we provide our vets. so thank you SEAL Team writers and producers for giving this matter much overdue attention. i hope the public will speak up and push for change. now on with the review... season two finale felt like a series finale. thankfully i see the series is renewed for a third season. i can't wait to see what's in store.