(Writing this after seeing the entire thing, constantly waiting for them to coalesce into a cogent team.)
These incompetent, dysfunctional boobs traipse gaily through space and time, ostensibly to correct anomalies which have been created by time pirates/bandits, all the while creating anomalies of their own with no thought as to the consequences. As a result, the entire universe is in a state of flux brought about by their unwillingness to follow the most basic rule of time travel -- DON'T INTERACT WITH YOURSELF!
They are so dysfunctional that they cannot pull off a single mission without screwing it up.
The furtherance of the emasculation of men, by the Hollywood elite, is in full form. The men are incompetent and the women are the strong leaders with the clear heads.
The leader goes AWOL; and they have to choose a new leader. The man they choose couldn't pour water out of a boot if the instructions were written on the heel. Of course, after he freezes under the stress of having to make a decision, he hands off the leadership to the strong, gay woman.
They care more about their libidos than the mission. In one episode, the team are getting their a--es handed to them and the "leader" takes that time to have a tryst with another woman thus threatening the welfare of the team.
In another episode, George Washington is being marched to his own hanging; and two of those trying to prevent it take the time to get randy in a tent they captured from the Huns.
Whenever they have an opportunity to kill the bad guys, and save humanity, they either decide not to or are talked out of it by another team member.
Whenever they have to choose between the life of one of their own, or the possible extinction of all of humanity, they always choose the one over the many.
Their continued bad decisions make the series painful to watch.
They also think nothing of killing people in the past who are of "no consequence" such as British soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Who knows whether that Private's great, great, great great grandchild wouldn't find the cure for some terrible disease?
In addition ... we are treated to characters being introduced without so much as a "Howdy do." If you haven't been a watcher of "The Flash", "Supergirl", or "Green Arrow" you are just left in the dark. Characters just pop up and we are left to discover just what it is that they do, what powers they possess, or what they will add to the dysfunctional team or whether they will improve or diminish the quality of the group.
So just why WERE those Dominators so angry with Barry Allen aka "The Flash?"
(SHRUG) I don't watch "The Flash." (Or "Supergirl" or "Green Arrow")
Overall, the execution is poor; the story lines convoluted; and the characters disappointing.
HOWEVER ... the CGI and sets are fantastic.
These incompetent, dysfunctional boobs traipse gaily through space and time, ostensibly to correct anomalies which have been created by time pirates/bandits, all the while creating anomalies of their own with no thought as to the consequences. As a result, the entire universe is in a state of flux brought about by their unwillingness to follow the most basic rule of time travel -- DON'T INTERACT WITH YOURSELF!
They are so dysfunctional that they cannot pull off a single mission without screwing it up.
The furtherance of the emasculation of men, by the Hollywood elite, is in full form. The men are incompetent and the women are the strong leaders with the clear heads.
The leader goes AWOL; and they have to choose a new leader. The man they choose couldn't pour water out of a boot if the instructions were written on the heel. Of course, after he freezes under the stress of having to make a decision, he hands off the leadership to the strong, gay woman.
They care more about their libidos than the mission. In one episode, the team are getting their a--es handed to them and the "leader" takes that time to have a tryst with another woman thus threatening the welfare of the team.
In another episode, George Washington is being marched to his own hanging; and two of those trying to prevent it take the time to get randy in a tent they captured from the Huns.
Whenever they have an opportunity to kill the bad guys, and save humanity, they either decide not to or are talked out of it by another team member.
Whenever they have to choose between the life of one of their own, or the possible extinction of all of humanity, they always choose the one over the many.
Their continued bad decisions make the series painful to watch.
They also think nothing of killing people in the past who are of "no consequence" such as British soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Who knows whether that Private's great, great, great great grandchild wouldn't find the cure for some terrible disease?
In addition ... we are treated to characters being introduced without so much as a "Howdy do." If you haven't been a watcher of "The Flash", "Supergirl", or "Green Arrow" you are just left in the dark. Characters just pop up and we are left to discover just what it is that they do, what powers they possess, or what they will add to the dysfunctional team or whether they will improve or diminish the quality of the group.
So just why WERE those Dominators so angry with Barry Allen aka "The Flash?"
(SHRUG) I don't watch "The Flash." (Or "Supergirl" or "Green Arrow")
Overall, the execution is poor; the story lines convoluted; and the characters disappointing.
HOWEVER ... the CGI and sets are fantastic.
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