This is the type of show I was always hoping it would become. I thought I was watching 13 Hours in Benghazi again. I have watched it since the pilot episode and was always irritated at how "family friendly" the show tried to be. Add to that the CW drama factor that steadily increased as the series progressed and I was losing interest. Then BAM we get this episode that blew me away. The shift to Paramount Plus was a great move in allowing the grittiness of the subject matter to shine through. I served for eight years in the military (not as an operator) and the sudden change in dialog, while not quite as vulgar as I remember, lent a lot to the realism of the show. The step up in the violence and other team members getting more screen time was also a huge win. Thanks so much Paramount Plus.
Review of Frog on the Tracks
