An All Encompassing Show

When it comes to Military/Action TV series, nobody does it as well as the cast and crew of SEAL Team. I started watching the show halfway through season 1, after accidently coming across it on CBS while I was waiting for another program to start. After watching my first episode, I was hooked. I loved how both sides of the Navy Special Forces Operators’ lives were portrayed in the series. The show gives you plenty of action but it also takes the viewers inside the operators’ families, taking a peek under the helmet and vest. SEAL Team gives you the perfect blend and balance of their personal and professional lives.

The attention to detail and accuracy of these bigger ideas can also be seen in the smaller aspects of the show. For example, the trigger discipline and gun safety of the operators is almost always spot on. This may seem like a minuscule and even negligible detail but it is these small details that set this show apart from other similar series. After doing a bit of research, I found out that the crew of SEAL Team consists of more than 100 veterans and Ex-Special Operators, two of whom are actually in front of the camera and on the team. It is these factors, along with the precision with which the show is made, that sets SEAL Team apart from similar shows being aired by CBS and other networks.