SEAL Team CBS | Navy SEAL Rates Scenes | Jason Pike | 2021 

Seal Team show is so amazing. The work and dedication of these actors is just unbelievable!!! I can’t say enough about the show.

Watching this and remembered one time, when I was drunk as hell in Berlin, I met some Canadian SF/SO guy and his wife. We drank for the next 4-6 hours and then on our way back to our rooms (which were near each other) we “cleared” the stairs and hallway lmaoooo. Will be something I always remember.

One of my favorite things about the first season was the first half of each episode they would train for each scenario usually multiple times and each time if someone screwed up they would do it over again untill they had it down.

My favorite show. They have a lot of Vets help make this show. Tyler Grey, he plays of the SEALs and is a producer was in Delta. Great show. You did a great job on this. Thank you.

This show gets very powerful in the last season. They touch on some highly charged issues in the community(TBI/CTE, relationships) and really just knocked it out of the park. To me this show is advocacy packaged in entertainment and it was much needed as well as greatly executed.

Probably the best and most accurate military tv series out there. Some of the actors and producers are vets and they try to focus on making it as accurate as possible. I also really like the characters, there's nobody in Bravo team that I dislike.

I’d love to watch you react to more of this show! Especially would love to see you watch some of their training scenes. Lot of real operators worked on this show so I’d love to know you’re thoughts on more scenes 🤙🏼

Some of us got to watch this the other day and it was phenomenal. You guys are in for a ride 🤟🏼

Tyler Grey, who plays Trent, is former Army Special Forces, who was wounded in combat early on in the war. You can see his injury still on one of his arms if you look closely. K9 handler Justin Melnick, Brock, is also Ex Military (I believe) and is currently a K9 cop in Indiana. And Scott Fox, who played Full Metal until the S4 finale, is Retired as a Senior Chief SWO, with 2 Bronze Stars for Valor, the Navy Cross, and a Purple Heart.. just to let everyone know that the inaccuracies should specifically be blamed on Hollywood.

Your knowledge seems endless. Thank you.

We consulted on the show for a few seasons, our former red squad teammate Matt B. is an EP on the show. We did the best we could to make the show as accurate as possible but all scripts are reviewed and approved by CBS personnel who have never operated. They have to keep some things remedial so the average person will understand. Good show, loved working with the guys on set...

Your tactical breakdown and giving the reasoning behind each movement is amazing. You are a great teacher. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for your service 🙏

Wow, fantastic breakdown and sharing your tactics that you learned without a 'higher than thou' attitude. Great information mate, thanks for sharing.

I remember a friend told me to watch this show. I said “no way- I’ll be too bothered by the chuck Norris TV tactics. But I was surprised by the work the actors and their trainers put into the tactical movement. The guys move from cover, they stack up right, their load out looks legit. There’s the occasional big oops- like opening the door of a pressurized aircraft cabin without everyone getting sucked out of the door. But it’s pretty good effort- kudos to Tyler and the other former operators for getting the boys to try to get it right

Hey brother, do a breakdown of the movie Tears of the Sun.. starring Bruce Willis. Great channel! Extremely informative 🇺🇸👍🏼✌️

It really IS a good show, and yeah there ARE aspects that AREN'T considered "proper" in a TRUE tactical sense, but that's when you have to switch your mind over to "This is a TV show and some of this is done for the story." Or they're doing it as part of getting the actors into the shot for the scene establishing the story and likely who it will surround for that episode which is USUALLY one of the four main actors David Boreanaz, Neal Brown Jr. , AJ Buckley, and Max Theriot, or sometimes Toni Trucks who plays Davis. But ALSO some of the other actors who WERE former operators like Tyler Grey who was a Ranger before his medical discharge, he's also a producer for the show. Or Justin Melnick who was hired to work with Dita and Pepper (their new dog) and general consultant but due to his LE background, he was asked to become a recurring character on the show Just like any other military based movie or TV Show. I think it gives a good representation overall, but it also humanizes and GROUNDS the idea that ALL our Military personnel are, at the end of the day regular people with personal issues problems, but with special operations in particular, they are extraordinarily trained individuals and groups but still face everyday life issues whenever they're home or something significant occurs like the loss of a family member or teammate.

Love the show because it doesnt just focus on the action, but more on the aftermath of the action and the people outside of the action It also felt like whenever action is shown they put a lot of work into making it real as possible, nice to hear that it actually is too

I was waiting 3 years for this. Thank you. Seal Team is one of few shows that actually cares to implement realistic tactics, at least as casual viewer I think that. That is the reason I wanted to see what real operators think.

Great stuff frogman! It’s hard not to pick out those details in movies and shows but Hollywood has to spruce it up somehow! My wife hates when I kill a scene for her being so picky 😂 hope you’re well !

i´m really excited to hear from A Frogman, what he´s got to say. And this Seal Team CBS for me is the Best. Greetins from Brasil!!

Wow, this video help me understand how, when, and why some tactic were used in the show. I very much appreciate you taking time out of your day to educate us and your time and sacrifice you and your man do for you. Thank You Sir! 🇺🇸

"How we can fine tune things to become better operators in our own personal lives." I love that sentence of yours, but definitionally, there is nothing that's going to help me here, because I'm a Dadperator, & we don't have even a loosely defined set of operational procedures. 'But what about when bad guys break into your house...' even then. Dadperators rely on instincts honed over many millennia. Are the bad guys going down in that scenario? Yes, every time, because my family is in the home. 'OK, got it, but what techniques are you employing....' No, no techniques, just pure saving the day with whichever gun, bat, knife, or bare hand I can best get to, mixed with a Dad-bod coursing with gallons of go-juice, & a dash of controlled fury = day saved, every time. But don't break in when I'm not there, & don't break in super early, I've got a bad back & it takes a while to warm up in the morning.

With as many Tier 1 operators and other SEALS, Rangers, and SF guys as they've got consulting and acting in this show, I wonder how many of these little tactical errors are for the sake of protecting legit TTPs and SOPs.

Love this show. Tyler Grey from Tier 1 Army and Chief Matt Bissonette from Navy are advisors. So, it's legit!

What do you think about Center Axis Relock system??? Do you use it??

Your breakdown in movies and TV shows are really fun to watch. Really appreciate you doing more of these kind of topics!

Tyler Gray is a former tier 1 guy. He’s plays a role on the show. He started as a technical advisor and was later asked to join the cast. He has some very entertaining videos about his time before and since being on the show. I 100% agree though…. watch it for entertainment only.

Great breakdown most ex forces guys who do these kind of videos just trash talk the producers I like the way you give your view without having to degrade your videos are really informative keep it up 👍

You should watch the episode where they made the SAS troopers out to be 3rd rate CT team, the SAS wrote the book on aircraft hu jacking but CBS decided that they would portray the regiment as basically useless. The SAS wear blacks and respirators, yet CBS had them wearing combat cam clothing and carrying sidearms and not the usual MP5S. CBS did receive a lot of negativity both from the UK and USA. Terrible episode

This was very entertaining and a great video. Lots of knowledgeable information to be obtain. Happy Labor Day frogman!

It's a shame that you don't enjoy doing this, as you're really good at it. I think you'd be popular if copyright strikes don't kill it.

I instantly subscribed.. lol.. In the blink of an eye, my dream of being a SEAL went out the window.. I blew out my knee at 18.. i wanted so bad to follow in some of my family's footsteps (such as Audi Murphy) and serve.. I'll have to settle for knowledge.. looking forward to all the information I can learn from your channel.

I love the breakdown of the tactics and appreciate your work ethics. Also thank you for your service. I love watching the show as well and one thing I'm highly critical of is why they never show the Operators carrying concealed in their off duty life. Just my thought and I know it's liberal TV at the same time.

One thing you have to realize, is that TV shows have to change things, because at the end of the day they need views, and sometimes what is the correct thing, tactically, makes for poor drama and views

Loved watching this. So much useful educational material. And the fact that the guy is able to actually nitpick this show is a beautiful testament to how damn good the show is.

One of my favorite shows. Love this show's cast and crew of veterans.

I was pleasantly surprised by SEAL team. I enjoyed the Unit back in, what 07/09 ish? Either way lol clearly budget wasn't great as this is obviously the show The Unit wanted to be.

A lot of the dialogue is ridiculous, with the word "ass" repeated over and over and over in an attempt at faux machismo

That's a TV show? I thought that was real. Thanks for ruining it! Great breakdown sir. I though this show does a decent job (for Hollywood). I learned something from watching your video. Appreciate that. Thanks, stay safe and healthy America. When they come for our weapons I'll meet my brothers and sisters in the mountains. "The chair is against the wall. The chair is against the wall. John has a long mustache. John has a long mustache. It’s twelve o’clock, American, another day closer to victory. And for all of you out there, on, or behind the line, this is your song.”,

Great review. New to the show and enjoy it immensely. Good to see that the advisors are doing the series well with realistic scenes.

Excited for another break down!

The guy at 26:30 is actually a former Delta operator and another one of them is a SEAL so I'm sure it was thought through. Just a thought but maybe his back was exposed to something that you wouldn't want to be exposed to.

Some of the best friends are SEAL'S,MARINES,ARMY,NAVY AND ILL TAKE THAT BACK NOT FRIENDS THAT I HAVE LEARNED BROTHERS

you pointed out what most channels and people fail to recognize… it’s entertainment. it’s not supposed to a direct representation of what seals and SF guys do during their mission. television and hollywood is made for entertainment. if you want to see what these guys really do, watch something real. watch a documentary where someone’s embedded with the unit or something. and while it’s still television, a LOT of military guys say one of the best representations out is the mini series Generation Kill. while I never served and I don’t know dick about being in the military or their operations, it looks good as fuck. and it’s just an amazing series.

One thing I reacted on as a former Swedish arctic Ranger. In the snow scene, they’re wearing snow camouflage jackets and ordinary camouflage pants. They should’ve done it the other way around. When standing and walking in prone position, the silhouettes are clearly visible against the green pines in the surroundings. Green trees with snow on the ground = winter camo pants and regular camo on top.

Great review. Even if you are nit picky. You are a trained professional where the small details

Extremely interesting! I hope you do more of these! Definitely gonna grab traction on these vids. 🇺🇲💪🏻

Approx- 10:13 ish, that bridge/underpass they come up to....same exact one from Mayans M.C. where the Reyes brothers show Potter the dirt they have on him about this paramour/child in Mexico. Just saying.

An ex tier 1 guy acts on the show so...it's probably as accurate as we're gonna get with Hollywood lol

The driver is Tyler Grey. He's a former Army Ranger and Delta operator. He got blown up by an IED in Iraq.

It's one of the best breakdowns I have ever seen. thank you.

Great stuff. And it's a pretty good show, probably because of all the vets involved...

You're nitpicking on the canted weapon/level scope - I'm exactly the same way. Noticed it immedietly and it annoys me. I always prefer realism, which is why I'm watching things like this, to find out what's really realistic. You should watch it, I think it's pretty much the best modern military show out there.

Right on…. Brother… good analysis 🧐. I shoot the show. You are right over the target… good job. Thank you for watching also thanks for your service … gotta get the money shot!

Love seal team. its one of the few shows that seem accurate

Frogman.. cbs uses former seals for like 3-4 guys in the team.. so that's where they get most of the tactics n stuff

Did I earn a Medal of Honor and Gold Seal Trident

@22:33 He could have changed his shooting hand here, right? Don't you seals train shooting with both hands? Or is there a reason to not change it?

The cast had been trained by real Navy Seals. One of the producer served giving his input on certain matter.... From the start, this show has looked to former operators for their real-life experience to make the show as authentic as possible. Not only does the series have former Navy SEALs, like Mark Semos and Kenny Sheard in the writer's room, but over 70% of its crew are veterans, and almost the entire stunt team are former special operators. Tyler Gray who an producer and actor in the series is a former Delta Force operator. Plus everything they are using is real prop and not fake.

Nice job, keep it up! By the way, SEAL it's so good for a TV Shoe because one of the producers is an Ex CAG guy named Tyler Grey, so there was a consultant good enough and let's not forget that the leading characters are not military, they are actors 😁

Best breakdown of “Hollywood” i’ve seen with actual practical and useful info. also sat down with someone ready to be irritated watching the show but same as here - was left going “that’s actually ummm, a) they must have team guys working on the show And got one of the best questions i’ve ever been asked after the particular episode we watched.. “So if you are going swim out the missile thingies in a submarine, why not just shoot you to give you like a boost?” maybe you have an answer 🤣

"You wanna die here?" -"That's a pretty stupid question, has anyone ever answered yes?"

"I don't like wasting people's time. I want to give you valuable information and then move on". Pure gold, that brought my attention. After watching some other your videos, just went back here where I started to leave a comment. I guess that these two sentences perfectly describes what you are doing on this channel. 150% content in each word while simple and interesting. I bet that if you would do a video about outdoor peeing, you would raise pissing against the wind topic to a rocket science level and break it down in a way that even 5 year old kid would understood. And that would be most valuable peeing video I ever seen. 🤙 Have a great weekend and God bless

I don't know if you knew this but one of the cast members is a former Army Ranger and CAG and 2 others were SEAL's and and other one is a police officer

“Alright, umkay, alright, umkay” x 357 times

Hey brother if you ever swing through Mesquite, NV...give me a shout!

Seal team has real former Delta and seal members in the cast and consulting that's why it's so realistic. They have tier 1 and tier 2 professionals on the payroll

The new SpaceX Starlings satellites should help with latency.

This is the reason why I turn or look the other way when directors or actors does or makes a military related tv show or movie is that the always go for cinematic instead of focusing what’s real and what’s not then go ahead and go for when the cinematic are needed

Very interesting and informative.. plz do more

I watched all the seasons of that show and every season is a repeat of the last. It’s literally always the same, Ray has a crisis of faith, the kid wants to operate like Jason and have a home life like ray, Jason is old and struggling with something. Danny gets drunk and screws things up.

The reason I enjoy watching your channel and movie breakdowns is I think you may be one of the only military channels that can accept the simple reality that "hey they did the best they could but they're filming a movie they have to glamorize or do certain things." I can't stand it when no one can acknowledge the realities of filming a movie or show when they're breaking stuff down

Make more video about seal team

His "nitpicking" is pretty cool. I dig it. Are you kidding me? That allowed SEALs to use Blue force trackers and Falcon?!?! I was regular Army and we used those. You would think spec ops have wayyyyy better comms than that. I don't care what anyone says, we can have the best technology in the world BUT COMMS will always be an issue on the battlefield.

One of the guy in this show was a delta operator. Tyler grey.

Speaking of nit-picking, that same scene with the canted gun and the straight reticle, it's also WAY too quiet. Even a suppressed rifle doesn't fire that quietly...

Man you definitely don’t ruin the show, you make me think about things I would’ve never thought of. Definitely enjoy the knowledge

Great to read this post as one completely green person but lots of interest in real SEAL s etc, Have thought a lot abt how good it maybe that true stuff is brought up in the series kind of where it gets sort of allowed with no casualties; no one gets hit by taking on a sensitive subject, as might be in the real deal so it becomes harder to let out! I have Bingedwatched the series All seasons all episodes and I am amazed how great production it is, photo, scripta, each personality in each is soo well kept and so natural as if they were these persons irl! I never get the feel of glitches or faults in subjects or happenings that are focused on and ALWAYS comes back and that it always is completed never loose ends. Watertight! And you really get the small but important subtle emotion changes that e g is experienced are by the actors made sooo well that one feels every change!! It is always dangerous to put a series common scenes like all the team meetings before a task is easily to get rediculed But somehow is Every team meeting as interesting as the first so never gets repetitive in feel! Well I can go on forever but have to sleep now! Great thing to do this kind of vlogs by real SEALS w great explanations and brake downs of scenes! Love This Serie🙏🏼🤩❤️🌟👍🏼😍

One of the actors is former CAG, another is a former SEAL, and another is former SWAT. Hopefully, the director takes recommendations from them.

Thank you for a very informative video. This has been my favorite show about SEALs and it is nice to hear from somebody, who does this for real, how accurate the show is for hollywood. I didn't mind your nitpicking. This is what you do, obviously you are going to see things the general public does not. I think you did a great job. It was interesting to see what things they did were not good, or desirable, but also to hear why. I didn't feel at all like you were cutting them down. Most likely they felt certain things didn't need the accuracy as, like you said, the average person wouldn't know it was not correct. I always enjoy shows about our special forces. It takes a certain type of person to do those missions and I have great respect for them. Thank you for your service Sir.

Excellent break downs. Learned a few things..Excellent stuff sir!

we are blessed as Americans to know men like Jason are out in the world protecting us 24/7 God Bless

Mr Pike (sorry, never caught your rank), curious on you opinions on two Israeli techniques I learned doing CT training over there 15+ years ago. First is something you touched on @22:32. We were taught rather than transition to a left handed shooting position when shooting a left-handed corner to hold the rifle normally and shoulder the weapon to the opposite (left) shoulder. It's awkward and takes a good bit of practice to get used to but it allows at least 2 of the 4 natural points of contact to be used and is a LOT quicker to transition to. Also, with bullpups like the Tavor (which was just being issued back then), it positions the rifle just enough more forward to avoid eating brass (at least for my 6'3" ass). Works really great for AR's; which is my primary HDR. The second is the room entry/advancement you pointed out @21:12. We were taught to approach along the walls like they did but clear up to the door... once at the door, use walls for cover and clear visible ranges of the pie. Then, both lead operators enter simultaneously and turn to the inside corners (or one immediately after the other for narrow doorways). This is followed by operators 3 & 4 going up to the doorway to cover back in the room, hallway or beyond (and to respond to a threat on the respected sides should the lead man go down). Many years and a couple spinal disks ago, I taught this to an airsoft group I did some recreational training with and later, a PMC team in actual application to great effectiveness. It seemed a lot faster and safer (less crossing muzzles) than what I was trained to do in the Army and what this scene shows. Curious if you have seen this and what your opinions are on its employment in CQB. Oh, if I don't reply to your reply, it means Mossad got me for giving away some trade secrets and well, if that happens, I'll will ya a 250 box of some home-brewed Lehigh XP 9mm +P.. ;)

I didnt know 34 minutes has passed 😮

maybe I misheard on Jack Carrs recent podcast....but I think Mark Owen is actually a writer or producer for this show

I love this show/ GOD BLESS ALL OF OUR WARRIORS LOVE YOU ALL

Genuine RESPECT to you brother BUT the show as real as it may strive to be .........is NOT! It's a TV show ffs, why call it out? I'm a Brit military veteran...... not any special forces type stuff but I enjoy the show for the enjoyment NOT the factual correctness! (ok occassionally I think WTF? REALLY?)

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Hoping to watch other scenes break down from the show 👏👏👏

LOVED your review! Being a cop in germany with three years of training, I‘d like to think I have some level of tactical understanding. I was always convinced that the Seal Team series was quite realistic but I wasn’t sure until now 👍🏼 You should definitely watch the series. You deserve an entertainment break from all your productivity ☺️

Awesome video

As a civilian noob with no experience, but deeply in awe of SF and capability- is that all these "tricks, tips, pointers, tactics and thought process is adopted by the wrong people. Meaning, terrorists, (fanatics, religious fighters), mentally ill, PTSD victims.. Just anyone who can apply this wrong!? My worries wrong or unfounded? :S

There is actaully 2 former SF guys that are actors in the Team and act as military advisors as well in show, Tyler Grey. who is a former Army Sergeant First Class, having served in Iraq as a member of 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, then in Afghanistan and Iraq again as a member of A Squadron, 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta; Scott Foxx, who is a nine-tour SEAL veteran in real life. He retired at the rank of Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator with two Bronze Stars with Valor device, a Navy Cross and a Purple Heart

came across your channel this week and tons of good insight and techniques for the regular guy. appreciate your knowledge.

Falcon View and BFT we use from 03-09 threw three rotations. Using Raven UAV was another help while living with the sand people. Regarding lag time, we would also use local assets with NV/IR to talk friendless onto roving targets. Unless it was priority, we would borrow from what was available, and at times we had to make due before we hit bingo.

Great falls,MT SMITTY AND I , MURPH'S DID WE NOT? HAVE WE NOT DONE AS SELECTED. ASS"G"ET!! W.O.'S?? WTH OVER!! RESPECTFULLY!! 4014USNR

Are you running a Glock 48? How do you feel about it? I was EDC'ing the 48 and managed to pick up the 43X.

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Just started watching it myself. Love the show. Love almost everything about it. The one thing that really irks me is the vehicle scenes. Sorry, but you aren't driving an unarmored vehicle through that much gunfire and getting all those holes in the car, but none in the occupants. Otherwise - excellent.

Hey, could you do one on the (really showing my age here) Tour of Duty tv series (Vietnam war) and Netflix's WOLF.