72 Dangerous Places to Live

Couldn't get pass the first five minutes, if you'd like to get brain dead then go ahead and watch it.

It's a very informative and interesting documentary. But the narrator makes this seem like San amateur production. How hard is it to research how to pronounce names of places and terms ahead of time? Rookie mistake! Just a couple of things he mispronounced: Maldives and asbestos. I'm just two episodes in. There is no excuse for this!!

Overall it's interesting. However, the gross amount of mispronounced words just blows my mind and I've only just started the second episode. Did someone tell the narrator to just sound out words he didn't know how to say? Respiratory...asbestos...New Zealand...Maldives...those are just a few. Maybe don't just pull your people off of Craigslist and not make sure they can read. Spend a few extra dollars and go for that Hooked on Phonics.

Also, in the piece about pollution in Japan, they kept focusing on masks that had holes in them while they talked about how masks were good to help keep people from getting sick.

I couldn't finish watching first episode. Way too many visual effects that make your eyes go mad. The narrator also makes the show unwatchable.

It was bad y'all. I disliked the fact that it didn't go in order from 72 to 1. I know they were ranked by titles but maybe it made sense on paper but in execution it was way wrong. My type A personality needs structure. I would've liked a recap on the last episode of all the places from 72 to 1.

Who ranked these places? Some of the rankings didn't seem that bad like the turbine one and the top spot could've been ranked higher. I thought #3 could've been #1. That #3 spot was scary and disgusting.

The narrator mispronounced many words, the editing sucked, it was boring, and I'm not sure if this was advertising Australia or the production team disliked Australia but many of the places on this list was Australia.

This show looked like it was a whole bunch of YouTube videos meshed into a dragged out series.