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This History Channel series is pretty typical of made for TV series, being made to order for network TV audiences who have gotten access to cable TV service.
It's repetitive, mainly in that it has commercial breaks which, the producers think, require a reminder to the audience of what they were seeing before the commercial broke in on their programming.
Another layer of repetition is the reuse of photos and video clips over and over. The reenactment "actors" are terrible. That's bad enough but their little 2 or 3 second scenes are reused to the point of boredom.
What the title insinuates is that the series will present some actual information about the subject. That is misleading.
It's repetitive, mainly in that it has commercial breaks which, the producers think, require a reminder to the audience of what they were seeing before the commercial broke in on their programming.
Another layer of repetition is the reuse of photos and video clips over and over. The reenactment "actors" are terrible. That's bad enough but their little 2 or 3 second scenes are reused to the point of boredom.
What the title insinuates is that the series will present some actual information about the subject. That is misleading.
- silverton-37959
- 23 sept. 2024
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