Showing posts with label The Last Ship. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Last Ship. Show all posts
The Last Ship 3.12
That train-heist sequence, in the middle of this episode, was as exhilarating as anything I’ve seen anywhere. And the storytelling is daring and thought-provoking. Particularly in this episode, with it’s portrayal of the ordinary people and the members of the armed services. On an action-adventure level, the show has created superb villains this season and I long to see them defeated by Tom Chandler and the crew of the Nathan James. So much so that I am torn about when I want to see it done. The show usually ends the main story arc at the end of the season, but this time I kinda wish the story would continue into season four. 10/10
The Last Ship 3.11
One of the show’s best characters returns after a season away, in time for an adrenaline rush hour of action and story developments/endings. Moving forward, the phrase “Last Ship” takes on a whole new meaning. 10/10
The Last Ship fills the void left by Jack Bauer and 24.
The Last Ship fills the void left by Jack Bauer and 24.
The Last Ship 3.7
No gun battles this week but relentless tension (at sea) and two shocking story developments (on land). Show feel more like 24 than ever, with half the episode having focus on Chandler and half putting the American President front and center. Plus we have a compelling mystery (regarding what went wrong with the cure). 10/10
The Last Ship 3.3
- A lengthy and rousing action sequence at the end of the episode, plus some real bravery from a couple of minor characters (Miller and Ray) are the highlights here.
- Plus Devon Gummersall shows up. That’s always a good thing.
The Last Ship 3.2
Dichen Lachman. Plenty of action and badass moments (particularly in the clever/satisfying final act) as the new story arc slowly takes shape. 9/10
The Last Ship 3.1
Thrilling start to the new season, jumping forward a few months in time and establishing the new status quo (minus some characters I love and am surprised are gone). The show has reinvented itself. A necessity, really, given that the previous episode was an ending to the major story arcs. This new version gets off to a kick-ass start. 10/10
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