There's something that just doesn't click in this episode, I can't quite put my finger on it but it never captured my attention like almost all other episodes have. The interrogation felt forced and the candidates seemed to do well, so much so that normally there's between 1-3 left and hanging on by a thread but in this episode 5 candidates remain and they get rid of two of them. Nobody stood out the entire season particularly except for the fireman who lost his wife to suicide, he struggles at first with the mental aspect but pulls it back at the end, the woman was annoying and would be extremely disliked in a combat role as her whole aura is just off and her leadership skills boiled down to shout and demand which put all the other candidates off her. The small guy who was called Ed Sheeren throughout seemed OK and got by but all in all and poor ending to what was easily the worst season so far. Still catching up on SAS so hopefully Season 5 is a lot better.
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No way near as good as other session's
sparrowspoo12 February 2019
I love this show being ex-forces, but this session / episode just didn't do it for me.
Let me start by saying hats off to anyone who is willing to try something like this as a civi. The work they put in to getting ready for this wow respect.
This episode just seemed rushed and shorter than the other sessions. At the end when you find out who has passed one of them seem like they have just arrived and has just got out of bed, where as in other finals they are broken.
All in all love the other sessions but this was a let down.
This episode just seemed rushed and shorter than the other sessions. At the end when you find out who has passed one of them seem like they have just arrived and has just got out of bed, where as in other finals they are broken.
All in all love the other sessions but this was a let down.
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