Cuz they got bigger fish to fry

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Chance would be a fine thing

and he did really well in that episode of The Weakest Link in the 201st Century

She’s a DCI there to complete a murder investigation, I think she’s got unrestricted access to the submarine

That's why it's an entertainment drama, not a documentary. What's next, the corridors are too wide?

@@Shookbanglol never seen the show, but she would be escorted where-ever she went. Very few people, even Sailors, have unrestricted access. The CO and XO and maybe a few other individuals.

@@SkydivingSquid the XO was meant to be escorting her everywhere but I think Becuase of the training that she didn’t know about she panicked and thought they were actually going to fire

Who the hell power slammed her into a wall is what I'm wondering. Dude stuck out his arm and everything!😂

i reckon the nuclear missiles are probably louder

Frankfwort

Remember the Johnson

Atmosphere?

They were to busy coming with ways on how to make this actor act as dumb as possible

Acutally the Los Angeles Class FBMs are about that spacious. Do not confuse this sub with something like the WWII sub that you saw in Das Boot. Different time and totally different type of sub.

Just weak design. It's pretty common that the designer's idea of research was merely watching 'Hunt for Red October' and 'Crimson Tide'!

@@John_Henry83 no there not😂.

I agree. BBC and HBO have set design that are on par with theatrical releases.

@@travlishallingquest5719 The set designers has created an environment that looks nothing like an actual submarine. The missiles are in big red numbered tubes with Radiation stickers on them ffs! It looks more like Thunderbirds!

@@indigohammer5732 You are correct. I am merely commenting on the quality of the design.

@@travlishallingquest5719 Yeah! It's a pantomime

@@indigohammer5732 I doubt they’re allowed to make it look more realistic though.

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That is because you treat every action station as if it were real. That is the only way it works.There are only three people on a fleet ballistic missile sub that know if something is real or not and they do not even know until the last possible minute.

"Yes, this is just a drill, folks. So let's just all sit down and have a nice cup of tea until that bloody alarm stops".

Also way to modern for a trident 😂

@@theoschofield1495 that’s the missile dude

yes i know and they call the submarines trident submarines since they hold tridents@@PotatoSalad614

@@theoschofield1495 Only idiots and TV reporters call them trident submarines, they are Vanguard-class submarines and they are modern enough.

@@krashd I don’t mean the submarine is called trident, i know that but saying ‘a trident submarine’ is correct as well as calling it by its actual name because they hold tridents

@@alanhigh8125 That was what I was thinking, in war time, yes. In peace time, this shit would hit the fan! However this is not realistic as she would have been briefed as to the drills and need to know events on board the ship. I find it hard that as she was on the boat she would have not been briefed that there was a such a drill planned. She would have told what would be the no go areas, and especially on such an important event. [ I further think she would have been physiologically profiled as to whether she could emotionally cope in such as stressful situation as being on an operation nuclear submarine tasked to launch nuclear weapons. Clearly a SNAFU! Some-one fucked in their profiling, and so some-one is going to take the can...] Not only would she be severely remanded, but likely banned from boarding any naval ship ever more. I would think the captain would also be held responsible, as well as the crew member assign to her; and who ever from the MOD thought it was a great idea allowing her on board. Being military ever onboard would go into CYA mode... Cover Your Arse...! Anyway...what ever the BBC need to do to get your clickbait.....

@UCZiIeZa9eGekJwvuP64GRXg Valid point. I think in the vetting process to allow her on board, it would have been made expressly clear to her that the purpose of this submarine is to be a MAD deterrence, which means once it submerges it at a war footing and so can and will launch nuclear weapons if and when ordered. I do have a question though, what happens if a crew member has a nervous breakdown and needs to be restrained and the submarine has started it's tour and will be submerged for 90 days? Would they continue with the mission, or would they break radio silence and arrange for the crew member to offloaded?

@@hypercomms2001 The only SNAFU was commissioning the series in the first place. Dreadful plot, dreadful characters ... even the actors look embarrassed. It's so awful it's awesome! A must watch if only to see what catastrophe happens next 😂. The cook's been murdered so now they're all going to starve ... I'm going to predict a "cannibalism" episode. It's about the only topic the writer has yet to explore. Roll on next Sunday!

@@hypercomms2001 It was a specific point in the plot that she wasn't briefed on this drill specifically because they didn't like her

Is that normal pooing your doing?

No, but from those of us actually in the Navy who deal with this stuff, this scene is laughable. Never seen the show so I have no idea what is going on, but wtf?

@@SkydivingSquid If you can't suspend your disbelief for a TV show then I seriously hope you are not allowed anywhere near our subs, you're too immature.

Breaths in deeply Black captain ✔ Leading lady lesbian ✔ Anti British ✔ Etc

@@makeitsonumberone1358 Do your ears go up when you're triggered? Like a Jack Russell?

i'm pretty sure she hit her head on the corner of the box on the silo - it probably split open her skin

No it was spot on. Remember, a sub needs klaxons blaring & tannoy announcements during it's most critical & vulnerable phase of operations. You wouldn't want enemy subs to not know where you are would you? Utter Dreck.

She's a police detective sent to the nuclear submarine for 3 days, to investigate the suspicious death of a naval officer. It's a big Navy cover up to do with nuclear missiles - 'natch!

@@glamdolly30 Got it, Thank you.

@@gearriewest3302 'Vigil' is available on the BBC iplayer right now, currently up to episode 4 of 6, I think. I've watched the first two episodes and it's quite entertaining, if you're strapped for something to watch I recommend it - so far!