Terrorism Close Calls

So far after the first plot was stopped I really have to wonder if this was done by a third grader.

We all know NY is a target because of the number of people that live there.

How did 3 people that went over seas to Afghan not show on the FBI and other law enforcement data base as a person of interest?

How did this person all of a sudden get a OH SH....... when he was already on his way to NY?

This seems to be more of a impatient criminal than good police work.

Hope the others are better than this, and that the officers dont need the pat on the back.

NY and the people that work there need another dose of reality. You are not that great anymore. Well never really were to be honest.

Rep Peter King shows just what the elites know, like normal 3 steps behind what the officers and the informed public know. If some Congress people did not get a briefing from the alphabets Congress would not even know anything.

Watching the 3rd ep. Finding it quite interesting so far, but what's up with the non-stop stupid flashing and broken images???? At first I couldn't believe a documentary like this could have such bad editing I suspected my TV was at fault. Damn I want to continue watching but I can physically tell it wouldn't be good for my eyes to do so.

The docu-series visually restages actual terrorism plots, based on evidence provided by in-charge law enforcement agents. All cases featured by this docu-series are not well known and something new to me because they were aborted right before execution.

However, it walks me through each plot too quickly. It tells only HOW they successfully aborted, but no observation WHY terrorists attempted in the first place.

On top of that, the narration style reminds me of CNN reports. And interviews basically are one side story. It's like police PR videos designed for a new officers recruitment purpose. I do not say it's propaganda, but simply lack of enthusiasm and neutral analysis. I sometimes fell asleep while watching it.

Although the narrator's performance is better than in "Spycraft", it is still awful, in this series. In case Netflix or the narrator reads this review, a pro-tip is that the word is "nuclear" and not "nucular." I'd enjoy not listening to this narrator in any future Netflix series; especially about interesting stuff.

I wish I could like this show, but the writing/narration is SO bad. Episode I'm trying to watch right now: "Spokane is one of the second largest cities in Washington." One of the second largest?? It only gets worse from there. That would fail middle school report writing standards.