Vigil 18:14 - Sep 13 with 1293 views | Cheltenham_Blue | Anyone else watching this? Quite enjoyable, and clearly from the Line of Duty stable, I generally don't trust a single character in it. |  |
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Vigil on 18:16 - Sep 13 with 1284 views | Plums | Watched the first episode last night, very good so far. Might get round to part 2 tonight. |  |
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Vigil on 18:40 - Sep 13 with 1232 views | azuremerlangus | Yes, but I have to park the realism in the bullocks bay. So much of the submarine mock-up and terminology/turn-of-phrases are so poor but then again the general public won’t know anyway. [Post edited 13 Sep 2021 18:41]
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Vigil on 18:53 - Sep 13 with 1201 views | Keno |
Vigil on 18:40 - Sep 13 by azuremerlangus | Yes, but I have to park the realism in the bullocks bay. So much of the submarine mock-up and terminology/turn-of-phrases are so poor but then again the general public won’t know anyway. [Post edited 13 Sep 2021 18:41]
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You mean it isnt being filmed in a real nuclear sub, 60 feet down somewhere in the atlantic?? thats spoiled it now |  |
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Vigil on 19:12 - Sep 13 with 1182 views | azuremerlangus |
Vigil on 18:53 - Sep 13 by Keno | You mean it isnt being filmed in a real nuclear sub, 60 feet down somewhere in the atlantic?? thats spoiled it now |
We all know it isn’t real, but it isn’t very realistic either. Two examples: The operations room is like a cathedral The control equipment/room for the nuclear propulsion is two small LCD screens stuck in a corner of the missile silo area. |  |
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Vigil on 19:15 - Sep 13 with 1172 views | Keno |
Vigil on 19:12 - Sep 13 by azuremerlangus | We all know it isn’t real, but it isn’t very realistic either. Two examples: The operations room is like a cathedral The control equipment/room for the nuclear propulsion is two small LCD screens stuck in a corner of the missile silo area. |
I know, I real life all subs look like this |  |
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Vigil on 19:53 - Sep 13 with 1118 views | Bluedicea | Not yet, I prefer to binge in one go. Strange coincide, that the company that made LoD was owned by our old mate the ME group. |  |
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Vigil on 20:44 - Sep 13 with 1058 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
Vigil on 19:12 - Sep 13 by azuremerlangus | We all know it isn’t real, but it isn’t very realistic either. Two examples: The operations room is like a cathedral The control equipment/room for the nuclear propulsion is two small LCD screens stuck in a corner of the missile silo area. |
Have you written to Points of View yet? You sound like prime material for them. |  |
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Vigil on 21:04 - Sep 13 with 1024 views | azuremerlangus |
Vigil on 20:44 - Sep 13 by Cheltenham_Blue | Have you written to Points of View yet? You sound like prime material for them. |
Exactly my thoughts about the OP. |  |
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Vigil on 21:40 - Sep 13 with 975 views | hoppy |
Vigil on 19:15 - Sep 13 by Keno | I know, I real life all subs look like this |
No, some look like this, apparently… |  |
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Vigil on 22:15 - Sep 13 with 923 views | Ryorry | Enjoying it yes, but not fully - it's not top quality like LoD - it's too "busy" - there's way too much going on & too many U-turns (sorry) for it to be convincing. And once more the stupid "back-story" is irritating & just gets in the way. What I enjoyed far more is a docu called 'Submarine' on C5 - part 1 just finished. Now that really was gripping, with a real-life fire next to the nuclear reactor on 'Trenchant' when she'd just located a Russian sub close to our Trident sub, which she'd been sent to support. Along with fascinating detail, like 60 men sleeping in an area the size of a single garage, 'hot-bunking' (sharing bunk with a.n. other - 6 hrs each in & out, with scabies a thing along with (potentially) D & V (diarrhoea & vomiting) ... lovely! |  |
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Vigil on 22:28 - Sep 13 with 906 views | Swansea_Blue | We watched the first 3, maybe 4, minutes and then the mrs said "I'm not going to like this" and switched to another episode of Motherland (or some other mundane comedy) instead. She gets pretty stressed by her job and can't deal with any vaguely intense or serious dramas. WandaVision is probably the most grown up TV we've managed together in the last year, and that was hardly intense. Still, gives me more time to talk balls on here. |  |
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