SEAL Team (TV Series) The Strength of the Wolf (2019) User Reviews

PTSD

[titch_screams · 9/10 · 19 March 2023]

Okay.

I liked this episode.

Vin- Jason is suffering from PTSD. He's lost 40 brothers, his wife, and his daughter went to college. He sold his family home. That he shared with his wife. Who he's still grieving... the kids are off living their lives but Jason is still reeling.

Give his character a break and stop complaining because they are showing you how PTSD affects day to day life.

Other dude whose complaining about the show not being consistent or accurate.

It's a show. Has its own narrative and If you don't like it. Don't watch it.

If you're an army bod then it's gunna irk you that it's not all how it should be irl.

How this episode rolls is the effect. I like it.

Really fed up with miserable Jason!

[ZinQ · 3/10 · 8 February 2021]

If he doesn't pull himself together soon, I'm done.

Writers don't even remember or care about details

[bill-2158 · 1/10 · 2 April 2022]

When the team is first getting briefed about the ship they need to assault, they are told the perimeter of the ship is guarded by electrified wire. When they do assault the ship, one of the team members cuts the wire with non-insulated metal wire cutters and their bare hands. Guess someone forgot the wire was supposed to be electrified, because bare skin, metal wire cutters and electrified wire = electrocution. Thanks for lack of attention to details you write, and generally crappy writing.

The writers still don't understand the rules around fraternization in the navy, but at least it now MIGHT apply since Davis is now an officer (ensign). However, they then script a statement where Davis says both their careers could be ruined. Only Davis can be charged with fraternization, since she is now an officer. Sonny, still enlisted (E-6), cannot be charged with fraternization. Therefore, his career couldn't be ruined. His team could be pissed off at him, but he cannot be charged with fraternization. More crappy writing.