These history channel style documentaries always make me laugh at how serious and scary they try to make things. I need to get the narrator to narrate me commuting to work. "Every day millions of people die in auto accidents, he's taking a huge risk getting on the highway" scary music intensifies and a few drops of rain start to come down "As he harrowing journey is under way it begins to storm, what was risky is now outright dangerous" bum bum BUM.
😂 I've noticed the same 😅 I've even worked at shipyards for years, and all this is just a normal day at work 👍 But I could never be a part of a documentary like this, feel it's too fake!
OMG epic music, fake drama,"we got to get the job done or something will explode", etc etc. I wish they would just focus on the STEM of it. Aaron Witt's youtube channel does a great job when it come to education on big machines.
These shows would be so much better if they just showed us what they do and the design process without trying to script some sort of dramatic arc into. "Will they do X in time?" "Will X fail and set the whole project back weeks?" "If John can't repair the widget converter before X, Acme Company Inc may lose the contract." Its like if there isn't some sort of conflict or potential payoff of Schadenfreude then the average American will not be able to pay attention long enough to make it to a commercial.
Anoyingly produced documentary. Constantly switching between two different stories. They should stick to one, get through it and then move on to the second one.
