While I still like Revolution, I don't like how they portray a family who lost someone due to action in Afghanistan in this installment, and I'm lowering my overall rating and will probably modify my overall review besides. This episode depicts the Randall Flynn character, obviously selfish, as having lost his son who was serving. How can they justify this depiction with so great a sacrifice? So far, almost to the end of the season, with one more episode left, there's no explanation of Randall's turn, nor why he chose Monroe's side even over others. Then again, many of the main characters have their hands dirty, e.g. Rachel. Moreover, now a main basis for fighting involves Danny's being killed. Go figure!
I actually purchased this episode, one of several, on Amazon.com over the official Memorial Day Weekend which just ended, almost catching up with the series since its break last November. Traditional Memorial Day is May 30. While the video quality of the purchased HD episodes is very good, the episodes NBC shows also look very good. I still plan to watch the series for now.
I actually purchased this episode, one of several, on Amazon.com over the official Memorial Day Weekend which just ended, almost catching up with the series since its break last November. Traditional Memorial Day is May 30. While the video quality of the purchased HD episodes is very good, the episodes NBC shows also look very good. I still plan to watch the series for now.
