That’s not to mention the soldiers behind them pointing their weapons directly at their backs.Two more soldiers standing next to each other move from the rear and kick the door open directly into the “ fatal funnel.” If there was a machine gun on the other side, two soldiers would be dead instead of one.After plenty of rounds are expended into the targets, the soldiers get themselves set up to clear the next room, with two soldiers on the left wall and two others on the right.The soldier on the right, meanwhile, barges in and immediately fires at the target in the far right corner of the room and completely ignores potential threats from the corner behind him.He’s one accidental trigger pull away from killing someone. That’s not necessarily a problem, but the soldier on the left briefly pointing his rifle barrel at the soldier on the right certainly is. The door opens and both soldiers head into the room side-by-side.And if you're worried about the sex, strong language and drugs then just pre screen each episode first cause some episodes have that stuff but not every episode does.A post shared by ZeroBlogThirty you’re not sure precisely what’s going on, let me break it down: Overall if they can handle death I personally don't see a problem with kids 9+ watching this show, but younger kids probably won’t see the appeal and just find it boring and/or disturbing. and there's violence in almost every episode. Some people have criticized this shows narrative for not showing any compassion for the people who die and acting like they deserve it, but I personally don't think they should, this show's purpose isn't to sympathize with these people and many of the people on this show were idiots who deserved what they got.ĭepending on the episode there is sex, strong language, drugs etc. Most episodes are based on real deaths but I can tell some are fictional. I've been watching this show since I was 9 or 10 and I love it! I've always found the unorthodox ways people die in this show to be interesting and somewhat hilarious.
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