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Couldn't get thru the first episode. Between the crabby Robert Taylor, dingos eating the sacrificial son, the brutality of the cattle herding scenes ( yes I eat meat but still can't bear babies and mommy heading to slaughter), and the herders themselves. I'll pass.

Loved it initially but by Season 4 was fast forwarding most episodes or skipping them entirely because of their need to deliver at least two political anti-American, republican, or Christian harangues per episode. Same with the characters, I initially loved the two lead male characters and their wacky, disjointed friendship but by Season 4, Shatner's sex-drenched mad cow behavior and Spader's unhinged political diatribes were simply too much to bear. Had they stuck to societal issues that were not always political, I would have remained faithful till the end. But they didn't and I didn't.

While I find the plot often intriguing and love some of the cast members, I feel that this show is more about socializing the Democratic Party platform and some of their ideas or issues. How interesting that in season one the plot to destroy the Capitol and most members of the US government was carried out by "alt-right" terrorists and the poor Islamists got blamed. Also curious was all the time spent by the new "independent" president and first lady in fighting for gun control, illegal immigration, and filling a Supreme Court position with a judge who had "early onset dementia". Hmmmm. Seems a bit like Netflix is carrying someone's water. I doubt I will venture too far into Season 2 since I spend most of my time fast forwarding past all the socialist agenda.

Sorry, I loved The first 3 seasons but during The last 2 Seasons some of the characters became too hysterical and wierd and The writing was pretty Weak.

Since the 19th century we have been bullied into accepting a view That oversimplifies and denigrates humanity, The creation, and God himself by insisting That nothing evolved into amazingly complex, beautiful and ingenious elements, mechanisms, and systems. I like The movie for helping The layman compare and contrast The myth of evolution and The creation story from The bottom up and over time using a framework of science and history.