The Last Ship

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Season 1
  • Network: TNT
  • Series Premiere Date: Jun 22, 2014
Season #: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 221 Ratings

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  1. phillipchambers
    Dec 19, 2018
    0
    FROM FUN TO FARCE
    It started as a guilty pleasure. We stayed for Col. Casey (from "Chuck"). We got out at the Over-power women and LGBTIQ* and kids and ....
    Knowing it was a "romp" we stayed with it for 4 seasons. And we had fun. I could easily overlook the "Overpowerment of Women Warriors" rubbish at the start - we know it can't actually work that way, but so what? It was fun...    FROM FUN TO FARCE
    It started as a guilty pleasure. We stayed for Col. Casey (from "Chuck"). We got out at the Over-power women and LGBTIQ* and kids and ....
    Knowing it was a "romp" we stayed with it for 4 seasons. And we had fun. I could easily overlook the "Overpowerment of Women Warriors" rubbish at the start - we know it can't actually work that way, but so what? It was fun...
    Forget the story, Just having fun. But when season 5 opens with "Let's reveal a Lesbian lead character (why?), and let's show extra extra extra cleavage and let's empower all the unpowered chicks ... and the men just can't cut it and ..." we quit - the SJW messaging was rejected by the viewers carte blanche -- it all runs together like molasses without any cohesion with a semblance of reality and with a "social change message"... Dear Holly-weird just give us a break. #Australia-OUT!    … Expand
  2. sorval
    Oct 22, 2017
    4
    reasonably promising premise. Then they got overly sentimental with the post apocolyptic family loss thing, and wrapped that with some really overt military/navy fetishism, and overly frequent heartfelt saluting. Theres so many directions they could have gone-- and going there on the pilot episdoe isnt promising. The only way it really could have been lamer is if they had childrenreasonably promising premise. Then they got overly sentimental with the post apocolyptic family loss thing, and wrapped that with some really overt military/navy fetishism, and overly frequent heartfelt saluting. Theres so many directions they could have gone-- and going there on the pilot episdoe isnt promising. The only way it really could have been lamer is if they had children onboard. I'm sure they will get here by episode 3 or so. It would have been a better series before walking dead, and back in 2002 when military fetishism was more in vogue. Also if you are like 13 years old and male, that would help. Now its just all a bit tedious.… Expand
  3. Goby
    Jan 15, 2017
    4
    A below average show featuring mediocre (read: unsophisticated) attempts at thrills, obnoxious stereotyping, unrealistic backstory, rushed romance, family drama and bland character development leading to many interactions where you simply don't even care about what's going on. Then again I couldn't force myself to watch more than 5 episodes, maybe it picks up afterwards? If so, it failsA below average show featuring mediocre (read: unsophisticated) attempts at thrills, obnoxious stereotyping, unrealistic backstory, rushed romance, family drama and bland character development leading to many interactions where you simply don't even care about what's going on. Then again I couldn't force myself to watch more than 5 episodes, maybe it picks up afterwards? If so, it fails to do the most important job any show needs to accomplish within it's first season - get you hooked.… Expand
  4. Uberprof
    Oct 1, 2016
    0
    Awful season. The Chinese were made to look like idiots. I understand the need to form a "new big bad wolf", but at least find some actors/actresses who actually speak the language. I can now relate to how ridiculous the Chinese anti-Japanese soap series look to Japanese people. The plot is laughable as well. Did the previous writing crew resign and was replaced with a bunch of morons? DidAwful season. The Chinese were made to look like idiots. I understand the need to form a "new big bad wolf", but at least find some actors/actresses who actually speak the language. I can now relate to how ridiculous the Chinese anti-Japanese soap series look to Japanese people. The plot is laughable as well. Did the previous writing crew resign and was replaced with a bunch of morons? Did funding for the show dissipate such that the effects now look terrible? Apart from the captain and some of his crew, the acting is incredibly bad. I cannot believe this happened.… Expand
  5. marc5477
    Jun 23, 2016
    3
    OK premise, not original or anything but marred by terrible high school level story telling and writing. Sappy music, forced emotional moments that made no sense and did not help with character development, major plot holes that tear apart the entire premise, elementary school science research, and cliche after cliche after cliche... I am not even sure where to start... who are the badOK premise, not original or anything but marred by terrible high school level story telling and writing. Sappy music, forced emotional moments that made no sense and did not help with character development, major plot holes that tear apart the entire premise, elementary school science research, and cliche after cliche after cliche... I am not even sure where to start... who are the bad guys? Well think of every cliche possible and you will likely get it right. Evil Russians, and crazy far right Arabs and that is only in the first 3 episodes! The bad guys have about as much intelligence as a gerbil in heat, they chase the "good" Americans around the globe only to threaten to destroy them if they dont cooperate... what is the point? The entire thing doesnt make sense. If they are valuable enough to follow everywhere, you really think they will believe you when claim that you will blow them up when you could have done so easily at any point previously? Half the soldiers on the military ship has a huge beer belly (lol). The scientists are egomaniacal and borderling evil. God is referenced over and over in an attempt to get approval from religious viewers. I just dont get how folks get funding for this bad of writing. Skip it.… Expand
  6. spartacus215
    Jun 3, 2016
    10
    OMG I just finished watching Season One of this Phenomenal show and I absolutely loved it. I'm a huge fan of post-apocalyptic shows and anything to do with deadly viruses as well and man this show nails it on the head. I will reiterate that I loved the show as well as the setting which is that a deadly virus breaks out and eighty percent of the worlds population dies and that a cure has toOMG I just finished watching Season One of this Phenomenal show and I absolutely loved it. I'm a huge fan of post-apocalyptic shows and anything to do with deadly viruses as well and man this show nails it on the head. I will reiterate that I loved the show as well as the setting which is that a deadly virus breaks out and eighty percent of the worlds population dies and that a cure has to be found and manufactured. The acting was spot on with a numerous amount of great actors including Rhona Mitra as Dr.Scott who was in the movie Doomsday and my favorite character Tex Nolan played by John Pyper-Ferguson. I also admired the script and the pace of Season One. I really enjoyed the drama build-up along with the blatant action scenes which were done wonderfully. I would recommend giving this show a try especially if you like Falling Skies. I would also like to state that you should give this show a chance don't watch the first episode and say screw it. I would watch at least 3 episodes and then decide and also the season finale for Season One is Epic and I personally am so stoked for Season Two to air on June 21st.… Expand
  7. NotoriousFraud
    Oct 8, 2015
    7
    It has a few cheese moments in some episodes, but that does not necessarily negate the blockbuster thrills that are to be had in this flawed but immensely enjoyable first season.
  8. beb
    Aug 20, 2015
    6
    Pretty mediocre after you get past the premise. Basically Star Trek on the ocean. Each week they meet new civilizations and deal with some conflict.
  9. SchroederRock
    Aug 3, 2015
    7
    The Last Ship, in its first season, seems like it has such huge potential but never quite breaks through the mold entirely. Like Falling Skies, this end-of-the-world thriller thrives on drama more than anything. Some characters are believable and visceral, others are a little too rigid and unconvincing. While there are no real low points of the show, it also has a hard time completelyThe Last Ship, in its first season, seems like it has such huge potential but never quite breaks through the mold entirely. Like Falling Skies, this end-of-the-world thriller thrives on drama more than anything. Some characters are believable and visceral, others are a little too rigid and unconvincing. While there are no real low points of the show, it also has a hard time completely taking off - that's a shame given that anyone can see flashes of an excellent TV series here. Because Michael Bay is behind it, there will be opportunities to continue where other shows would likely be paused or dropped. Let's hope Bay and his crew can build on what is a decent foundation for good TV.… Expand
  10. TheMikeT
    Jul 21, 2015
    8
    This had all the ingredients for a show I really didn't want to watch: Eric Dane chewing scenery, Rhona Mitra over/underacting (depending on how you look at it), a warship, Michael Bay... but, actually, it works.

    I'm a bit of a fan of dystopian Sci-Fi and I didn't suspect this would tickle my 'when's the next episode' button, but it has. Usually Eric Dane's sonorous tones are enough    This had all the ingredients for a show I really didn't want to watch: Eric Dane chewing scenery, Rhona Mitra over/underacting (depending on how you look at it), a warship, Michael Bay... but, actually, it works.

    I'm a bit of a fan of dystopian Sci-Fi and I didn't suspect this would tickle my 'when's the next episode' button, but it has.

    Usually Eric Dane's sonorous tones are enough to make me want to empty out the popcorn and use the bucket for something else and if I were honest, I do think he's miscast, but there's a host of decent supporting actors (surprisingly Alec Baldwin) that bring it on home.

    The flaws in this series are legion, but it's escapist, lightweight, shoot-em-up and run-away-to-fight-another-day stuff - the kind I was reading when I was 12 - and as such, if you don't dwell too deeply and don't hold it to any sort of adherence to the laws of physics, you will be fine.

    There is one technical decision they made that has been a plus - it could so easily have been a nuclear-powered ship, but making it dependent on oil has meant that there is always this nagging feeling about how long they can run before they need to resupply.

    The plot has more red herrings than an East Anglia fishmarket, but it isn't hard to see where things are going, so its a comfortable level of distraction.

    All in all, I was excited to see series 2, which is either a condemnation of the rest of the offerings or a surprising bolster to the credibility of The Last Ship as a vehicle to entertain.    … Expand
  11. Zeydlitz
    Jul 12, 2015
    0
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. What's a horrible screenplay! The original book was stupid, but more or less possible. But here; at first episode 3 direct hits from helicopters does not made a scraptch on Burke? But really. this show should be finished at epoisede 3, when russian admiral caught Burke in close range. Onle 130-mm shell and Burke become sitting duck. Now, she does not sink, but neighter sail on high seas. After that russian cruiser become only available ship, and there would be no american show ever. In the book russians could not hit destroyer, because they have nuclear submarine (so they have torpedoes and nukes, all to powerfull). But here. with armored battle cruiser against lonely Burke at close range?… Expand
  12. sholmes019
    Jun 28, 2015
    8
    The show is great if you love action. The premise is very good as well. Im a huge fan of the post apocalyptic genre but shows like that can be very hit or miss and The Last Ship does keep you interested. Most of the characters in the show are likable and you easily can develop an attachment to some which is very important in a show. Did i mention the action is great? Kudos to Michael BayThe show is great if you love action. The premise is very good as well. Im a huge fan of the post apocalyptic genre but shows like that can be very hit or miss and The Last Ship does keep you interested. Most of the characters in the show are likable and you easily can develop an attachment to some which is very important in a show. Did i mention the action is great? Kudos to Michael Bay this time. I love his work but most of it is all action, no story what so ever. I love reading the "professional" critic reviews on here calling the show cliche. I guess Michael Bay didnt pay them anything to write a good review so they are probably sore about it. Most of their critiques are laughable and makes me wonder if they even watched anything but the first episode.… Expand
  13. Ramses_X
    Jun 27, 2015
    1
    i stopped after the 2nd episode. its horrible, even the action is like a poor version of bay-movies (but 1 star for that). the story is stupid on every level (like scientific) and and also the telling is more a sequence of action or military scenes. to make things worse, its full of propaganda, from bad russians to terrorists, whose only purpose is to evil and then , of course, to bei stopped after the 2nd episode. its horrible, even the action is like a poor version of bay-movies (but 1 star for that). the story is stupid on every level (like scientific) and and also the telling is more a sequence of action or military scenes. to make things worse, its full of propaganda, from bad russians to terrorists, whose only purpose is to evil and then , of course, to be killed by the good american military.… Expand
  14. Metalsand
    Jun 23, 2015
    8
    I'm often highly critical of many TV shows, probably more than what I'd consider fair. I came into this expecting something watchable, but through the first season I can say it's far better than I expected. Despite it being called "The Last Ship", the show has a diverse array of settings and is not formulaic.

    I'd say my strongest criticism is that it has a rocky start. The first    I'm often highly critical of many TV shows, probably more than what I'd consider fair. I came into this expecting something watchable, but through the first season I can say it's far better than I expected. Despite it being called "The Last Ship", the show has a diverse array of settings and is not formulaic.

    I'd say my strongest criticism is that it has a rocky start. The first episode was interesting, but the second episode was so generic and uninteresting I nearly stopped there. The series does create points in the plot where relative morality to a changing world becomes in question, but the characters just don't seem to care. If 85% of the world or whatever is killed by the plague, you would assume that the crew of the ship would put this into consideration. However, they do make this apparent in anyone not on the ship itself, so while annoying, it's not generically so. Also, some of the character motivations while complex, also seem lazy or simplified at times but in general the writing and directing is good enough for me not to mind.

    Overall, while I personally enjoy it, there are several flaws in the series which I can see other people not being able to accept. Comparatively to other TV shows, it's mechanically well done, but the second episode especially may be too cringe-worthy for people to bare.    … Expand
  15. GregPrice
    Jun 19, 2015
    9
    I would have given it a 9.8 or 9.9 but the box doesn't allow partial points.

    Great cast chemistry and writing. My only real let-down was the "twist" in the season finale, which felt a little like it had been written by Glenn Beck or a Tea Partier ("ehvul gubment" killing the "lesser sort" to favor "artists", "intellectuals", etc). Would have been more logical if it were the    I would have given it a 9.8 or 9.9 but the box doesn't allow partial points.

    Great cast chemistry and writing. My only real let-down was the "twist" in the season finale, which felt a little like it had been written by Glenn Beck or a Tea Partier ("ehvul gubment" killing the "lesser sort" to favor "artists", "intellectuals", etc). Would have been more logical if it were the hard-Right/Koch brothers crowd in charge.    … Expand
  16. xxnavyguy445
    May 12, 2015
    9
    As a Navy Veteran (10 years enlisted) I always will give a military TV show or movie a look-see. The last Ship simply "Blew me out of the water". There is just the right mix of character development (Eric Dane is simply perfect as the ships CO) and 21st century style action and combat. The ONLY reason I didn't give it a 10 was some of the issues I have with Naval Protocol (CO and XO NEVERAs a Navy Veteran (10 years enlisted) I always will give a military TV show or movie a look-see. The last Ship simply "Blew me out of the water". There is just the right mix of character development (Eric Dane is simply perfect as the ships CO) and 21st century style action and combat. The ONLY reason I didn't give it a 10 was some of the issues I have with Naval Protocol (CO and XO NEVER would both be on a "Away Team") or saluting uncovered (no hat). Viewers that haven't served in the Navy wouldn't know the difference any way. These small issues in no way take away from the story-line and plot. If the NAVY continues their outstanding support for the show, TNT and Michael Bay have a real interesting winner on their hands. Happy for a 2nd season. Do give this show a look. Chances are you wont be disappointed.… Expand
  17. lukechristiansc
    Nov 10, 2014
    10
    i never knew that a show created by Hank Steinberg (aka the creator of Without of a Trance) , and produced by Micheal Bay was Better !!!!!!!!!!! i do not know Seinberg he was like Tom Clancy he created the show so brilliant , imagination and the army was so brilliant , Micheal Bay did not ruin the show which is the reason why people loved it anyway Bay made the show awesome hisi never knew that a show created by Hank Steinberg (aka the creator of Without of a Trance) , and produced by Micheal Bay was Better !!!!!!!!!!! i do not know Seinberg he was like Tom Clancy he created the show so brilliant , imagination and the army was so brilliant , Micheal Bay did not ruin the show which is the reason why people loved it anyway Bay made the show awesome his vision + Seinberg's vision + co-creator Steve kane's visiom = It's like Brilliant with awesome explosion's it's something army fans needed. Thank God !!!!! they did not let Micheal Bay ruin it was his sexual not so perfect girls and stereotypes , but still Micheal Bay got mixed reviews as he always does. Picture Pearl Harbor but like in the distance future !!!!!!! with more Groundbreaking effects !!!!!!!!! , Thank You Bay !!!!!!!. Grade A… Expand
  18. SiAScORCH
    Nov 4, 2014
    8
    While some of the stuff isn't possible with the location and the destroyer being in the arctic, it's still however a very good show. It has a good story line and it's a very interesting show, at least I've yet to have one of those slow episodes that some shows have and that's throughout the entire first season. I must admit at first though I was hesitant because I'm thinking how long canWhile some of the stuff isn't possible with the location and the destroyer being in the arctic, it's still however a very good show. It has a good story line and it's a very interesting show, at least I've yet to have one of those slow episodes that some shows have and that's throughout the entire first season. I must admit at first though I was hesitant because I'm thinking how long can the show go on when it's based on a ship, but I will say however my expectations were greatly exceeded. Now we all know there isn't zombies, but something like this virus and wiping out thousands-millions of people could very well happen. With that being said it's got a real feeling to it, which always makes a show more interesting to watch. I would honestly say you need to give this show a chance, especially if you like action/suspense.… Expand
  19. derstreber
    Sep 14, 2014
    10
    Patriotic like hell but finally a refreshing new tv series. Finally something NEW. Can't wait for more to come!
    Every episode a new stage. It feels you see something new in every episode. Of course with a ship you can go further. Hopefully they will keep the tension in the next season.
  20. pictou
    Sep 6, 2014
    8
    Started off a bit wierd seeing McSteamy but he and the rest of the cast have grown into their roles nicely. I also thought the story would be thin but as the season has progressed I have come to enjoy it alot and now that I have watched the finale I am hooked for season 2 as well. I hope they keep up the work. Clearly you have to suspend some belief but i do like the fact it is aStarted off a bit wierd seeing McSteamy but he and the rest of the cast have grown into their roles nicely. I also thought the story would be thin but as the season has progressed I have come to enjoy it alot and now that I have watched the finale I am hooked for season 2 as well. I hope they keep up the work. Clearly you have to suspend some belief but i do like the fact it is a slightly more mature show than most mainstream TV.… Expand
  21. TAS
    Sep 6, 2014
    5
    The show started out interesting and a bit different. Some of the actions by the crew got a little silly, but that's normal for TV. The last episode changed everything. Now it looks like a second season will simply be another version of "Revolution".
  22. debu99
    Aug 31, 2014
    10
    Surprisingly good show.. Didn't expect anything but it actually turned out pretty sweet.. The pase of the show is just right, not to much character building and enough action..

    Hope for season 2
  23. eagleeyeviking
    Aug 26, 2014
    6
    The Last Ship doesn't break any new ground on TV but with Michael Bay at the helm, it offers a reasonably diverting season of pure entertainment and explosive cheese.
  24. Hopjohnkins
    Aug 21, 2014
    10
    Great Show. I look forward to it every week. I know there are inconsistencies on the show, but it is television. I actually use my imagination, unlike others. If you want completely accurate details....watch a documentary. I think the acting is good and it has a good story line. The show has gotten a lot better as the season moves on. I hope there is a 2nd season.
  25. docswoodj
    Aug 21, 2014
    9
    I watch The Last Ship fully aware that I'm watching a TV SHOW, not a documentary. I watch TV to relax , not to find fault. I think The Last Ship is very entertaining. I look forward to it every week. With the exception of the character that played Dr. Tophet's wife, I think the acting is excellent. It is the subtle nuance of emotion that creates the realism. Such as a hard swallow orI watch The Last Ship fully aware that I'm watching a TV SHOW, not a documentary. I watch TV to relax , not to find fault. I think The Last Ship is very entertaining. I look forward to it every week. With the exception of the character that played Dr. Tophet's wife, I think the acting is excellent. It is the subtle nuance of emotion that creates the realism. Such as a hard swallow or forceful exhale. My father was a Navy man. Emotion was not shown. As for what exposed skin can endure, I can only say I've seen numerous reality shows with people out in -50 conditions and they survive. As to how the crew acts. Again one must remember the premise of the show. No more governments, no rules, etc. So they operate the best they can. It's a TV show. Made for entertainment, which I feel it does very well. So relax and enjoy the show. If you want hard fact, watch the History channel. Just a suggestion.… Expand
  26. Ibantu
    Aug 20, 2014
    1
    I hate that they signed for another season, because the plot has gotten very stupid now. I was excited to have a fun summer show that had a conclusion. You know, like the old school mini series from the past. Now, they have to make the show dumb in order to extend it. The idea of an old pitiful Russian destroyer having the power to dominate a U.S. Aegis destroyer is laughable. Add toI hate that they signed for another season, because the plot has gotten very stupid now. I was excited to have a fun summer show that had a conclusion. You know, like the old school mini series from the past. Now, they have to make the show dumb in order to extend it. The idea of an old pitiful Russian destroyer having the power to dominate a U.S. Aegis destroyer is laughable. Add to this that the world is supposedly coming to an end, and this same Russian crew is acting out a sad James Bond Cold War plot - all leads to a new low in television programming. Last year's under the Dome series did did the same thing... It got dumb in order to extend. How disappointing! Dumb is the new standard for TV.… Expand
  27. krikaoli
    Aug 19, 2014
    9
    Must people here are too severe at its critics here, this a great show, a must watch. It is very exciting and the story is great. I wasn't hoping for a great serie, but it was much more than I thought!
  28. Kodiak931156
    Aug 19, 2014
    0
    ONLY MERCA HAS ENOUGH GUNS TO CURE THE VIRUS!

    This show has with a good concept, unfortunately thats all it has. poor characterization, poor writing, poor directing are all hurt this show. But the problems they represent are all small potatoes when compared to shows depiction of American altruism and honor. Every American is a shinning knight in white armor lacking the smallest hint of    ONLY MERCA HAS ENOUGH GUNS TO CURE THE VIRUS!

    This show has with a good concept, unfortunately thats all it has. poor characterization, poor writing, poor directing are all hurt this show. But the problems they represent are all small potatoes when compared to shows depiction of American altruism and honor. Every American is a shinning knight in white armor lacking the smallest hint of a fault and anyone with even the hint of an accent are wholly evil.

    Give this one a skip, I know I wish I did.    … Expand
  29. George1960
    Aug 17, 2014
    9
    Only show I make sure to watch. Good writing. Does not require bedroom shots to make up for a weak plot.
    Reminds me a little of Star trek, when the captain kept leaving the ship. But hey its Hollywood.
  30. InferiousGamer
    Aug 11, 2014
    8
    A really great show to watch with a very interesting plot line. I nice show to sit down and watch during the evening after having a long day at school!
  31. gojerseyonem
    Aug 10, 2014
    10
    Love it! I love Eric Dane as an actor and I knew he would be great in this show. The story is good, there is always something happening to keep you interested, and the actors, though many I haven't seen before, are good also. It's a very interesting show and it keeps you guessing at times, but always waiting for the next episode.
  32. akap2000
    Aug 10, 2014
    7
    Not great but find myself watching it anyway. As the series moves on one thing that really really bothers me is that the keep referring to the disease as "the disease". Don't you think that "the disease" would have been given a name by someone after months of wiping out the whole planet?
  33. hamchuck
    Aug 1, 2014
    10
    I love this show. Finally a patriotic show that actually depicts our military in a good light. Good actors and scripts and of course the ship is pretty dang neat
  34. So-Crates
    Aug 1, 2014
    3
    First off Adam Baldwin was way better as Jayne in FF. Characters are hard to care about - borderline unlikeable - way too many cheesy moments, trombone in background, faint drum roll, all American crud...Jez..and the "we don't neg.with terrorists" line almost made me chuck.At any point you wouldn't be surprised if someone started choking up saying: I love America.Nothing new here. 6 epsFirst off Adam Baldwin was way better as Jayne in FF. Characters are hard to care about - borderline unlikeable - way too many cheesy moments, trombone in background, faint drum roll, all American crud...Jez..and the "we don't neg.with terrorists" line almost made me chuck.At any point you wouldn't be surprised if someone started choking up saying: I love America.Nothing new here. 6 eps in and we still knee deep in character development of pretty two-dimensional folks to begin with. Good point is the intro is really nice and short..having to watch the "last week on the last ship" would be too much.Man overboard! 3/10… Expand
  35. stevenssr
    Aug 1, 2014
    10
    Very good show. As a Navy submarine veteran, I do notice a lot of inaccuracies, but this is a TV show, not a documentary, and it is very entertaining. I agree with another reviewer that said it reminds them of Star Trek. Each week is an new adventure. I look forward to seeing where they go with the story. It's probably going to be like Gilligans Island. Despite airplanes, boats,Very good show. As a Navy submarine veteran, I do notice a lot of inaccuracies, but this is a TV show, not a documentary, and it is very entertaining. I agree with another reviewer that said it reminds them of Star Trek. Each week is an new adventure. I look forward to seeing where they go with the story. It's probably going to be like Gilligans Island. Despite airplanes, boats, submarines, rafts and many people coming to the island, they could never get off the island because that would end the show. Here, if they ever get a cure, the stories over, so I expect lots of setbacks to getting the actual cure. But that's ok, it will be entertaining along the way.… Expand
  36. Ravens1294
    Jul 30, 2014
    3
    The show isn't that good. Nothing special about it. Very clichéd and poorly written. It's had some bright moments, but it's just general tv. I've given up on this show too.
  37. BioTofu
    Jul 28, 2014
    2
    The show's concept is great but became unbearably painful to watch after Ep5. Now, I really cannot care less about these well trained military sailors who behave like a bunch of high school teenagers during the worst virus outbreak in the history. Every episode, the captain puts himself in unnecessary danger without valuing his important as the leader of the ship. So much of the showThe show's concept is great but became unbearably painful to watch after Ep5. Now, I really cannot care less about these well trained military sailors who behave like a bunch of high school teenagers during the worst virus outbreak in the history. Every episode, the captain puts himself in unnecessary danger without valuing his important as the leader of the ship. So much of the show is simply unrealistic to a point it is ludicrous... How the hell could the Russian choppers reach the far away arctic? If the Russians wanted the cure, why the hell were they shooting the only doctors who could save the world? Oh, and some of the dialogues are so bad, i feel sorry for the actors.… Expand
  38. Brimesser
    Jul 23, 2014
    6
    Not happy at all with way the show is heading Less posturing by Captain Dreamy and more realism Lets use the "Last ship" and never mind the jungles of Costa Rica

    The episode with the Russian Kirov class was technically weak but interesting
  39. RichardGonci
    Jul 21, 2014
    6
    Full disclosure: I am such a sucker for stories like this. But, that said, there are an awful lot of anomalies one has to overlook to stay on-board (pardon the pun) with the arc of this narrative. The critic "Wolivere" got a lot of it right, btw. More and more I see shows written by people who know squat about the actual world. As a cruising sailor I was aghast at the stupidity of theFull disclosure: I am such a sucker for stories like this. But, that said, there are an awful lot of anomalies one has to overlook to stay on-board (pardon the pun) with the arc of this narrative. The critic "Wolivere" got a lot of it right, btw. More and more I see shows written by people who know squat about the actual world. As a cruising sailor I was aghast at the stupidity of the Robert Redford film "All is Lost." Completely ridiculous situations that no skilled sailor would ever find himself/herself confronted by. Likewise, both the science/technology errors and the the chain of command nuttiness of this series should drive me running away in frustration. But, I do keep coming back. Must be a character flaw on my part. I am going to give this nautical turkey a 6.5 because it does keep me coming back. Some real effort has gone into the production values. And, for no reason I can explain yet, I do care about some of the characters.… Expand
  40. freinz
    Jul 21, 2014
    3
    The idea behind the show is great (haven't read the novel though) and i really wanted to like it, but episode 5 robbed me of my last bit of hope for this one.
    Micheal Bay is listed as executive producer for this show although i'm not sure how much input he had, but every episodic plot certainly felt "Micheal Bay-esque" in that it basically was similar to his hacky action movies, while the    The idea behind the show is great (haven't read the novel though) and i really wanted to like it, but episode 5 robbed me of my last bit of hope for this one.
    Micheal Bay is listed as executive producer for this show although i'm not sure how much input he had, but every episodic plot certainly felt "Micheal Bay-esque" in that it basically was similar to his hacky action movies, while the overarching storyline still felt compelling.
    I don't know anything about the naval realities so that wasn't the problem for me and for all i know the military part is realistic.
    The dialogue is very poor and predictable including some cringeworthy one-liners especially in episode 5, the acting is ok but obviously limited by the script and maybe direction. The story in each episode has major logical fallacies while the overall story is intact (probably that's the faithful part of the novel).    … Expand
  41. altos
    Jul 20, 2014
    1
    I had hopes for this program. And then....well.... I tried to like it. And then it became trying. But it's difficult to overcome some minor details like a plot, stupid dialog, absurd actions, absurd situations, a total failure of logic, an lack of a 2nd grade education in science, no concept of the real military, weapons that come out of comic books, stereotyped characters... the listI had hopes for this program. And then....well.... I tried to like it. And then it became trying. But it's difficult to overcome some minor details like a plot, stupid dialog, absurd actions, absurd situations, a total failure of logic, an lack of a 2nd grade education in science, no concept of the real military, weapons that come out of comic books, stereotyped characters... the list goes on and on and on. It's as if it is trying to be a comedy but failing or a tragedy but is laughable. It's just b-a-d. It will be lucky to last a full season. Why... ? Well, to give you a hint, I am typing this while the show is on. I don't even have it on. It's not worth it. Lame.… Expand
  42. Crusader345
    Jul 20, 2014
    5
    "The Last Ship"
    producers told us about their considerable effort to be authentic and consistent with actual U.S. Navy behaviors in making this TV program. As a retired naval officer, I was reasonably satisfied with the series until the 20 July program. Both the Captain and X.O. would not have left the ship to pursue a dangerous mission up the river. The Captain's primary responsibility    "The Last Ship"
    producers told us about their considerable effort to be authentic and consistent with actual U.S. Navy behaviors in making this TV program. As a retired naval officer, I was reasonably satisfied with the series until the 20 July program. Both the Captain and X.O. would not have left the ship to pursue a dangerous mission up the river. The Captain's primary responsibility is the safety of the crew and the ship and he would have remained aboard his command while the X.O. led the shore party. Great drama in the jungle with the bandidos, but again very unlikely that both the CO and XO would have gone back to save the damsels in distress, risking their lives and the safety of the ship and crew. They would have sent an armed detachment back to fight evil, after they had safely delivered the research monkeys to the ship. The navy technical adviser must have been on vacation for this episode since it was so unrealistic and unbelievable. Even Capt Kirk and Spock would have been disappointed in this episode. This show has great action, excellent characters with good acting and I was enjoying it very much until this episode went "up the river".    … Expand
  43. WestLil0
    Jul 20, 2014
    7
    This show has promise and I hope the writers move into a higher "tech" theme than just floating through the world waiting for a cure to be completed by the usually not-believable scientist. The two main actors are very good, but the support roles of the others could be improved. I would like a little more action and less PC stuff, like letting the Russians get away with murdering a coupleThis show has promise and I hope the writers move into a higher "tech" theme than just floating through the world waiting for a cure to be completed by the usually not-believable scientist. The two main actors are very good, but the support roles of the others could be improved. I would like a little more action and less PC stuff, like letting the Russians get away with murdering a couple of the crew. No way. I would have blown them out of the water somehow.… Expand
  44. swilson
    Jul 19, 2014
    0
    Terrible show. I like the main characters. Dane, Mitra, and Baldwin. But the rest are horrible. Where did they find them? The plot between Danny Green, who cares???? The scared navy cadets, not even realistic the way they are acting it. Miller would have had to go through so much to this point to be on this ship for him to act like he is acting is not realistic at all. And Lt Green, he's aTerrible show. I like the main characters. Dane, Mitra, and Baldwin. But the rest are horrible. Where did they find them? The plot between Danny Green, who cares???? The scared navy cadets, not even realistic the way they are acting it. Miller would have had to go through so much to this point to be on this ship for him to act like he is acting is not realistic at all. And Lt Green, he's a just a weak actor. If it continues stick with the actual actors and it should be an ok summer show since not much else is on next year I amy pick it back up.… Expand
  45. Rikalonius
    Jul 19, 2014
    7
    As a 20 year Navy man I'm keenly aware of the many errors. That being said, there are less mistakes in the Navy's depiction than most shows I've seen. Compared to the dreck that was The Last Resort it is downright a Navy documentary. Well, except for the first battle in the first episode which was really nothing but schlock. The show does better when it doesn't do action. The plot,As a 20 year Navy man I'm keenly aware of the many errors. That being said, there are less mistakes in the Navy's depiction than most shows I've seen. Compared to the dreck that was The Last Resort it is downright a Navy documentary. Well, except for the first battle in the first episode which was really nothing but schlock. The show does better when it doesn't do action. The plot, unfortunately is paper thin, but the day to day of a destroyer crew in desperate times is entertaining and worth watching, though there are some groan inducing moments. I find the crew mostly believable, save the interaction of enlisted to officer, though that would probably be a lot more lax after the pandemic was discovered. The worst depictions are of the SEALs whom the creators have no idea how to use properly.… Expand
  46. rodericrinehart
    Jul 18, 2014
    7
    Solid summer throwaway show. Will probably watch it all as I'm curious to see where it goes. Kind of reminds me of a Robin Cook or Michael Crichton book. A little formulaic but still quite watchable.
  47. alienchaos
    Jul 17, 2014
    2
    Ugh...where to begin. The first episode was passable but barely. The science behind it is truly atrocious and makes absolutely no sense. At least try to have some reasonable science back story, not involving finding a primordial virus. Followed by a ridiculous attempt to design a vaccine for it that somehow that makes everything OK. Also, there actually is very little to do in the plot ofUgh...where to begin. The first episode was passable but barely. The science behind it is truly atrocious and makes absolutely no sense. At least try to have some reasonable science back story, not involving finding a primordial virus. Followed by a ridiculous attempt to design a vaccine for it that somehow that makes everything OK. Also, there actually is very little to do in the plot of the last two shows with anything about the plague or the final solution for it. The last show was about the ship breaking down. In the end, what can you expect from something Michael Bay puts forth.… Expand
  48. AGarcia732
    Jul 16, 2014
    8
    WHY ARE SO MANY PEOPLE REMINDED OF "STAR TREK"? Anyway...

    OK, granted, some very observant viewers have found many flaws, mistakes, and errors within the episodes of "The Last Ship". (They'd make great staff for Jeremy over at the YouTube channel Cinema Sins! Those who haven't seen this channel should watch their videos. Their funny. Anyway...) But if I wanted a show to be all    WHY ARE SO MANY PEOPLE REMINDED OF "STAR TREK"? Anyway...

    OK, granted, some very observant viewers have found many flaws, mistakes, and errors within the episodes of "The Last Ship". (They'd make great staff for Jeremy over at the YouTube channel Cinema Sins! Those who haven't seen this channel should watch their videos. Their funny. Anyway...)

    But if I wanted a show to be all scientific, accurate and whatnot, then I'd watch the National Geographic or Discovery Channel. The mistakes aren't TOO obvious to the average TV viewer. I do have to admit at times “The Last Ship” feels slightly like a Navy “recruitment ad for the apocalypse”. The show does have some cheesy lines and what are (for now) cardboard cutout characters. And to top it off, the show isn’t much like the book it’s based on (but I could honestly care less about that). However, the reason this show is good is because it’s fun. It’s entertaining. I don’t expect it to be the next groundbreaking epic TV show like The Walking Dead, or Game of Thrones, or Breaking Bad…I just want a fun hour of entertainment. It’s like a “dumb” B-action movie. Leave logic at the door and have fun.

    If you liked this review, read my other ones on movies, TV shows, and videogames. I have reviewed the 2014 films Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, Transformers: Age of Extinction, Edge of Tomorrow, X-Men Days of Future Past, Godzilla, Blended, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, The Lego Movie, and more. I am actually still trying to find time for other film reviews, such as Robocop, Non-Stop, Divergent, Need for Speed, The Monuments Men, etc. I also review TV shows, such as : Fox's "Sleepy Hollow", ABC's "Marvel's Agents of SHIELD", CW's "The 100", Fox's "I Wanna Marry Harry", NBC's "Crisis", Fox's "Gang Related" and more.

    Good bye! Sincerely, AG732.    … Expand
  49. horusmaximus
    Jul 15, 2014
    7
    Shows don't have to be perfect to be entertaining. This one is no exception. It is at least a different twist on the "evil Man made a virus that wipes out the world" plot line. I've watched three episodes now and I find myself interested enough to want to see the next one. Action level are pretty good. Acting is pretty cliche and stilted to match the predictable dialog. The RussianShows don't have to be perfect to be entertaining. This one is no exception. It is at least a different twist on the "evil Man made a virus that wipes out the world" plot line. I've watched three episodes now and I find myself interested enough to want to see the next one. Action level are pretty good. Acting is pretty cliche and stilted to match the predictable dialog. The Russian nemesis is a good idea and adds a cat and mouse element to things but in this case it's a little more tense since the mouse can fight back and does.

    The characters tend to the melodramatic 95% of the time but they did add in a new character during their stop in Cuba that has some life in him, so hopefully THAT will become INFECTIOUS too, like the virus they are fighting. Most of the characters are likeable, though some get way more screen time than I'd care for and others not enough.

    Part of the show kind of has a USN recruiting video quality to it, might just be the stock footage of a destroyer they use.

    All in all, its still pretty entertaining and I don't think they've run out of potential quite yet so I'll stick around to the end of the season.    … Expand
  50. BeanbagChair
    Jul 14, 2014
    0
    This is one of the worst TV shows I have ever seen. Terrible acting, stories that go nowhere, wooden stock characters-brave Amercians, everyone else is evil...just pure crap.
  51. Chaeote
    Jul 14, 2014
    8
    It took me a bit to realize what this show is... but I have,

    Forget about the virus, it's just a MacGuffan to get the plot going. Let's replace "virus" with "we need to get home". What are we left with? A lone ship with no backup A crew that doesn't have any contact with it's central command, but maintains military protocol in order to keep functioning. And they must search out    It took me a bit to realize what this show is... but I have,

    Forget about the virus, it's just a MacGuffan to get the plot going. Let's replace "virus" with "we need to get home". What are we left with?

    A lone ship with no backup

    A crew that doesn't have any contact with it's central command, but maintains military protocol in order to keep functioning.

    And they must search out for supplies, allies, and other means in order to accomplish their goal.

    Sound familiar? It should.

    The Last Ship is Star Trek: Voyager!

    Luckily, I LIKED Voyager =)    … Expand
  52. Spaff
    Jul 13, 2014
    10
    The show is great, very underrated. The plot reminds me of Star Trek, a US battleship on a vast ocean, in a post apocalyptic world fighting evil forces to resurrect a virtuous world. Hmmmmmm, maybe after the next election we can do that for real. Lol.
  53. TheWaffle
    Jul 7, 2014
    8
    I love the premise of the show. It's World War Z meets Battlestar Galactica. The Last Ship often fails to be believable, but it's always fun enough to get away with it. There are some "seriously guys?" moments, like when they make a radar decoy for a massive naval destroyer using two sticks and ten feet of aluminum foil. The bad guys are laughably evil, the good guys are impossibly good,I love the premise of the show. It's World War Z meets Battlestar Galactica. The Last Ship often fails to be believable, but it's always fun enough to get away with it. There are some "seriously guys?" moments, like when they make a radar decoy for a massive naval destroyer using two sticks and ten feet of aluminum foil. The bad guys are laughably evil, the good guys are impossibly good, but when we have moments like "America doesn't negotiate with terrorists" or five American soldiers fighting off five Russian helicopters, I just let it go and have a good time.… Expand
  54. Claudiavae
    Jul 7, 2014
    5
    show is good...however, toooooo many commercials...for every 4 minutes of show, you get 3 minutes of commercials...please...less commercials!!!! why is this happening...other shows don't have this many or this often...
  55. ScienceAdvisor
    Jul 7, 2014
    3
    A mess that begins with little in the way of story, poor characterization (as in you do not connect with anyone), and more plot holes than JJ Abrams trying his hand at SciFi again. There is a reason this was banished to the Summer. To all the 'reviewers' that ignored the uninfected promptly romping off to a death ship full of plague victims, so they were fully exposed, you really shouldA mess that begins with little in the way of story, poor characterization (as in you do not connect with anyone), and more plot holes than JJ Abrams trying his hand at SciFi again. There is a reason this was banished to the Summer. To all the 'reviewers' that ignored the uninfected promptly romping off to a death ship full of plague victims, so they were fully exposed, you really should pay more attention.… Expand
  56. claforet
    Jul 6, 2014
    10
    The Last Ship, is a Great new show with lots of action. It is like watching a movie over several weeks, with high quality entertainment. This is a survival type show and those who like walking dead or falling skies will probably like this show too.
  57. Jimbob2k666
    Jul 4, 2014
    7
    Pretty decent show, but when they went to Guantanamo I just knew at some point the line "America doesn't negotiate with terrorists" would rear it's ugly head. I'm sick and tired of hearing this line in almost every single drama from the US. Get over yourselves with this line. Recent "goings on" clearly contradict this anyway.
  58. jazzythechef
    Jul 4, 2014
    1
    wow.. that's the cheesiest garbage i think ive ever seen. wasn't expecting an intelligent show, but this is shameless. didn't know whether to throw up or laugh my ass off. dialogue and acting really cheesy. unfortunaly guns and explosions bore me, that's all this show has to offer.. utter garbage
  59. KyinHI
    Jul 1, 2014
    7
    While the plot and dialogue of this show can at times be simply laughable, I have to admit that I was hooked from the start. Don't watch this show expecting realism or any meaningful insights. But if you instead watch it for a nostalgic trip back to 80s B-rated action movies with the added bonus and flair of modern VFX, you won't be disappointed.
  60. chickencoop
    Jun 27, 2014
    10
    Awesome show! What a situation, and amazing production values for a TV show. It's like Star Trek on the water, but with an actual mission! Great action, tense, with a sense of mystery. Next Battlestar Galactica? Lost?
  61. Wolivere
    Jun 27, 2014
    0
    Horrible. So we have a US destroyer sailing and operating in Canadian Northern Waters. Arrives in July and leaves 4 months later. The US has no Destroyer capable of operating in Artic waters even in summer ice conditions. And definitely not in Fall ice conditions. Its obvious they have no clue as to what -50 means and what it means to exposed skin. Or what it does to equipment andHorrible. So we have a US destroyer sailing and operating in Canadian Northern Waters. Arrives in July and leaves 4 months later. The US has no Destroyer capable of operating in Artic waters even in summer ice conditions. And definitely not in Fall ice conditions. Its obvious they have no clue as to what -50 means and what it means to exposed skin. Or what it does to equipment and machinery.

    So next part we have a major air born Virus only this ship escapes due to its northern location. But every one on the planet gets sick, even those in Bio Protective stations. But they pull up next to a ship with dead sick people and are okay?

    Now back to the destroyer. So now you have 5 Russian Helicopters flying in -50 weather *cough* and they manage to get that far. *boogle*

    Now 3 of them fire 4 missiles at the destroyer. All of them unguided tube launched. But one goes after the chaff and heat launcher? Huh? They are unguided. And why did the close in defense systems not fire? And how did they let such large heavy slow hostile aircraft get that close? Inept?

    Now 3 missiles hit the Destroyer 1 in the bridge 2 in the Phased Radar. These Destroyers have Light Aluminum skins. They are not designed to take direct missile strikes, this is not an armored Battle Ship.

    We have 0 crew casualties.. and not even a scratch in the paint? Wow... that is one heck of a ship.

    Nothing from a military stand point makes any sense, none of the plot makes sense.. none of the science makes sense. Its like they took a bunch of cool ideas tossed it into a blender and poured it into a glass. They figured all the cool things would make a cool drink... its pretty darn sour.    … Expand
  62. Cacarot
    Jun 26, 2014
    8
    The show takes of Slow but Accelerate very fast towards the end which is in my opinion Interesting. The Show looks promising But to go throw with such a concept for a show is not Clear in my mind.
    My only curiosity is to know how would they carry with this story without making it a drag.
    Hope they do justice with the start. The show is promising, GO FOR IT :)
  63. Slipper
    Jun 24, 2014
    2
    Everything with this first episode is bad, bad acting, bad story. Lead female role is train wreck. Rhona go home and learn how to act. Not gonna write anything else because this show will "die" soon.
  64. BogKid
    Jun 23, 2014
    8
    After seeing just the first episode: Frankly, I felt that the first episode was exciting and relatively suspenseful even though we already know the general direction the show will take. Pretty good characters, pretty good writing. My fear: That the "The Last Ship might follow the pattern of Andre Brougher's "Last Resort" which featured a terrific pilot followed immediately by a longAfter seeing just the first episode: Frankly, I felt that the first episode was exciting and relatively suspenseful even though we already know the general direction the show will take. Pretty good characters, pretty good writing. My fear: That the "The Last Ship might follow the pattern of Andre Brougher's "Last Resort" which featured a terrific pilot followed immediately by a long downhill slide. Let's watch and see. If a submarine can slide downhill in water, so can a destroyer.… Expand
  65. blade01
    Jun 23, 2014
    5
    First EP, i thought "meh its ok but not more".The story is predictable up to this point.The characters are not interesting and i dont care if they die or not.The reason is we dont know **** about them and they are not in the mood to tell you some backroundstory(only for the Captains which is not enough).Instead the show got some fights and stupid flashy scenes.I couldnt care less aboutFirst EP, i thought "meh its ok but not more".The story is predictable up to this point.The characters are not interesting and i dont care if they die or not.The reason is we dont know **** about them and they are not in the mood to tell you some backroundstory(only for the Captains which is not enough).Instead the show got some fights and stupid flashy scenes.I couldnt care less about that part.Theyve even tried to shock the audience with the suicide of the crewmember when he is exposed to the virus.This atempt to shock me failed completely because there is no relationship between me(as the viewer) and the character.That came too early.Poor planing and im sure this show borrowed some stuff from the movie "USS Charleston"(i think thats the englisch title, its the movie/minishow with Armand Assante).Bad choices in the cast too.Rona Mitra?I think thats not a role for her.Shes not exactly a good actor and her expresion is always the same.Thats not realy promising if they think this is a good choice for a doctor that has a major role in the show.Visuals are ok, thx to the navy.The show needs to improve A LOT cause it competes agianst my Last Resort experience from last year and the pilot lost pretty hard so far.… Expand
  66. mrmonster
    Jun 23, 2014
    4
    This show was way too hard to follow and told little to no actual story. It could have been a lot Bette faith a real plot instead of a few scattered action scenes.
  67. Lisa24
    Jun 23, 2014
    5
    I hope it gets better. The previews looked amazing, so I was looking forward to seeing this show. In the first episode we got a long fight scene and characters that are hard to care about. I like the cast but the show is too contrived. Every piece is predictable and strained. Like I said - I hope it gets better.
  68. nautico
    Jun 23, 2014
    7
    As a retired Navy officer I always trip over the inauthentic elements in any show that features our national canoe club, and this one's no exception. Much of the characters' behavior and dialogue is ludicrously unrepresentative of what actually goes on aboard a warship, including how officers and enlisted personnel interact. Yes, I realize that the show's premise, that of "OMG, we're theAs a retired Navy officer I always trip over the inauthentic elements in any show that features our national canoe club, and this one's no exception. Much of the characters' behavior and dialogue is ludicrously unrepresentative of what actually goes on aboard a warship, including how officers and enlisted personnel interact. Yes, I realize that the show's premise, that of "OMG, we're the last ship!", might well result in behaviors way outside the norm, but not the kind that's been written into this script. Here are just two examples among several. The master chief asks a LTJG on the ship's bridge for "permission to salute the captain." Ridiculous. The XO salutes the captain/CO while uncovered. Would never happen. US Navy personnel never salute unless "covered" (hat on). Only exception would be if on temporary duty with a foreign military service and it might be embarrassing not to return the salute of a junior from that service who was not aware of USN custom. What always puzzles me about such gaffes is how they get past the USN technical advisor who's always part of the deal struck between the movie studio and the Navy's public affairs office when providing Navy assets for such flicks. Other than my parochial complaints. I find the show reasonably entertaining.… Expand
  69. abelini
    Jun 23, 2014
    10
    So at first I was a bit pessimistic about the entire show taking place in a ship... but wow it's actually pretty good. I really hope it sticks around. There was already a few big explosions and lots of action. It's like The Walking Dead but in a ship.

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Mixed or average reviews - based on 22 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 10 out of 22
  2. Mixed: 12 out of 22
  3. Negative: 0 out of 22
  1. The Lincoln Journal Star
    Reviewed by: Jeff Korbelik
    Jun 30, 2014
    83
    It’s been a “24”-like thrill ride so far, with baddies coming at the ship right and left to get their hands on the doc and the in-the-works cure.
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  2. The Oregonian
    Reviewed by: Kristi Turnquist
    Jun 24, 2014
    40
    The Last Ship aims for a big-canvas feel, but based on the first three episodes, the one-dimensional characters and action movie cliché dialogue ("Guys, let's do this thing!") make it feel cramped.
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  3. Boston Herald
    Reviewed by: Mark A. Perigard
    Jun 23, 2014
    50
    The Last Ship is a naval recruitment ad for the apocalypse, and these waters look shallow. Careful before sticking your toe in.
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