same here, i just finished 5 season in a month.

Perhaps

@@saisai258 yeah bro I just finished all the season 1-5 in just 7 days

I too. Chandler and his crew made a great job. I loved it 👍🙋‍♀️

@@saisai258 i finished in just 5 days

Amio chai 😭

Extending this series further is like extending a strong spring, you have to double the effort to keep it good, or else it snaps out of hand. Extending the story would have made it worse in my opinion.

@@pauljackson2126 Agreed. Want to end the show on a good/positive note & not string it along grasping straws to see if it'll work or not. I think they did an amazing & terrific job from start to finish. I just kinda wished that they went a little further with the ending.

Nicholas Woolsey Women and men are born equal, but people who have an opinion like you make that difference and racism among them

yes the whole show. I enjoyed it again 👏👍🙋‍♀️

It is me. Still amazing!

@@judithoberpaul509 hey!can you suggest series with same genre?

@@dhruv9054 Hi. Unfortunately I don't know of any other show in this genre. The last ship is unique. There is a show J.A.G with 10 seasons which also plays in the world of the Navy with the genre of Law and Order. This is also one of my favorites that I like to look at again and again...👍🙋‍♀️

It’s available in prime

I know,that was...damn!!!

I loved her too

that was bad

I love her so much too, I really missed her in those last episodes

@Mark Swarbrick she didn't suddenly become a lesbian, she has been since day 1. In season one she talked about her girlfriend and in season two in Baltimore she wanted to go in search of her girlfriend Sarah but the mother talked it down

Its gotta be Kane

Tom I love you so much❤

Hahaha but nothing can forbiden love.

Exactly. I think it was just the actresses that just made it a big deal in these videos, for the most part. But in some instances there was some mild, woke feminist agenda, for example Lt. Ravit (season 2) held a very arrogant, prideful feminist attitude that really spoiled her character. As well as some embarrassing showcases of her poor military tactics like how she held an AR. (With the butt four inches in front of her shoulder) However not nearly as embarrassing as Kandi Azima in season 4, who was seen multiple times firing a fully automatic rifle with the butt of the gun a few inches in front of her face, literally. Therefore, I was not nearly as impressed with the performance of the female main characters compared to the male characters. Female actresses tend to like to portray their characters as the most badass, wicked, and sexy person they can. And in doing so they stray from the dirty work and practicality of what war really is. And I find it really unrealistic. Take Wolf Taylor for instance, portrayed by Bren Foster, a real life world champion martial artist who devoted his entire life to his fighting skills, earning black belts in more than twenty genres of martial arts. Bren choreographed his fight scenes in this show along with his friend Ron Balaki, with the intention of creating realistic war scenarios and making his experience from years in the ring to come thru accurately in a such fighting situations. He was able to showcase so much talent and indescribable skill in the most humble way. These female actresses don’t hold half of that skill, yet are being applauded by so many for being “badass”. If they want equality, let them rise to the standards, not lower them to their reach.