Hero's Journey

Episode aired Sep 20, 2022
TV-14

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7.1/10

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John Boyd, Katherine Renee Kane, and Zeeko Zaki in Hero's Journey (2022)

Action Crime Drama Mystery Thriller

The team's sting operation to secure a massive bomb from an illegal broker leads them to discover that the device is already in the wrong hands.The team's sting operation to secure a massive bomb from an illegal broker leads them to discover that the device is already in the wrong hands.The team's sting operation to secure a massive bomb from an illegal broker leads them to discover that the device is already in the wrong hands.

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7.1/10

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The episode title "Hero's Journey" refers to a concept popularized by Joseph Campbell about a general theme of myths that is perpetuated by cultures around the world. Namely, an ordinary man facing extraordinary circumstances and how that person adapted and overcame the circumstances, and how his life is forever altered by said confrontation.

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2/10

Like another commenter, I'm starting to think I've seen too many Dick Wolf Shows/

I see no need to repeat the criticism of the other reviews here. I agree.

It seems writers are not doing both independent thinking and research to bring us fresh content. Worse, they repeat the same idiotic mistakes like calling out a suspect's name from a distance sufficient for them to run away. No. Also, I seriously doubt feds would leave the rear exits or other escape routes uncovered most of the time. No.

But, riddle me this: Why do nearly ALL BOMBERS take extra time to put a LARGE DISPLAY with the countdown? Every. Bomb. Every. Time?

PUHLEEZZZEEE!

And I have a real doubt they are nice enough to use STANDARD, COLORED WIRING. "Clip the blue wire." "THEY'RE ALL YELLOW!?"

There are so many ways that a device can be rigged to detect tampering that no human should ever approach a device without using robots or small drones to first examine it. It would appear that defusing any device in situ by even touching it is so last century.

I welcome real EOD and techs to reply.

Still very much a fan. Please do better?