Ryan Phillippe's efforts aren't enough to salvage Shooter, a tedious, under-developed drama that lacks an original voice or perspective. Read critic reviews
Shooter (2016 - 2017)
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Episodes
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1. Point of Impact
Air date: Nov 15, 2016
A retired Marine sniper is recruited by his former commander to prevent an assassination; FBI agent Nadine Memphis investigates potential culprits.
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2. Exfil
Air date: Nov 22, 2016
Bob Lee tries to protect his family from behind bars; Isaac tries to silence Bob Lee; Nadine reaches out to Julie, who is dealing with the backlash.
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3. Musa Qala
Air date: Nov 29, 2016
Bob Lee reaches out to Nadine while evading pursuers; Isaac juggles his double life while trying to locate Bob Lee.
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4. Overwatch
Air date: Dec 6, 2016
Bob Lee plans moves; Isaac ties up loose ends; Nadine investigates the Ukrainian connection, which places her on the conspirators' radar.
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5. Recon by Fire
Air date: Dec 13, 2016
Bob Lee finds the bullet from the assassination, which leads him to a radical militia group; Nadine is locked in a game of cat and mouse with Payne.
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6. Killing Zone
Air date: Dec 20, 2016
Bob Lee tracks down his former instructor for help in locating the shooter; Nadine questions Payne; Isaac finds himself in over his head; a reporter approaches Julie.
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7. Danger Close
Air date: Dec 27, 2016
Bob Lee travels across the country to find the shooter; Julie deals with a betrayal; Nadine contacts a Ukrainian reporter; Isaac questions his allegiance.
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8. Red on Red
Air date: Jan 3, 2017
Bob Lee and Nadine create a plan to secure evidence of the conspiracy; Isaac looks for an exit strategy; Julie and Mary face danger.
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9. Ballistic Advantage
Air date: Jan 10, 2017
Bob Lee must broker an exchange to save his family; Nadine tries to balance both her allegiance to Bob Lee and the FBI; Isaac strikes a deal.
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10. Primer Contact
Air date: Jan 17, 2017
Bob Lee, Julie, Nadine and Isaac work together to breach the Russian Embassy to save Mary and shut down the conspiracy.
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As a Former Marine I give it a B. Good military references but the premise is completely implausible. The level that Swagger becomes involved with Deep State high govt is ridiculous, and the end to the series is a major letdown. I think any Former Marine will be biased to automatically like a series about us, but Ryan Philippe is too small and hollywood-like to fully fit this role. Our real Marines are way more grungy than this guy. Ryan pretending to blend in covertly with tough guy aviator sunglasses and a backpack in an office building? He is about as covert as a Drag Queen at a Country State Fair. Like I said...Implausible and sometimes ridiculous.
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Mindless fun just don't think to hard about the plot or you'll realize just how dumb it is.
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The first scene is all you need to see from these super stupid series; E x 15
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One would think that at least the sniping scenes would be realistic…not even that.
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Not even a couple of minutes in and done with this. Stereotypical city folks that are hunting unethically. Walk up to where the main characters is freeing a wolf they trapped. One of the city folk throws a beer bottle off to the side as they approach. The main character then casually grabs the rifle from one of their hands with literally no reaction from the guy whose gun he just grabbed, like oh he must just want to see my loaded firearm without asking, that's ok. It get's worse from there, which isn't easy. The main character then lectures them on how they don't know what they are doing while spouting off a bunch of ignorant, inaccurate gun knowledge to prove his superiority. Even the slightest common knowledge about firearms would have been useful in the entire opening scene in something called "The Shooter"
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Truly enjoyable and well orchestred in many ways. The storyline makes sense of course as it follows the film which I had quite enjoyed too. A must see... but unfortunately cannot say the same for S2 and S3
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I really like this show. Can't recall seeing Ryan Philippe in anything but he's so good in this role, way better than Wahlberg was in the movie.
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My kids love it, family friendly if you have teens at home, no sex (not much), not bad words, great, we are having fun.
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As has already been pointed out, the clear errors are a distraction. I'm no veteran or military expect, but there are clear issues. To say a .223 can't kill a person is ludicrous, and that is in the first 15 minutes. You would think Mark Walberg would know better, based on the movies he's done. Looking over the other issues, later in the series, the main character who owns a shop full of tools and guns, works on an expensive rifle with a crescent wrench. These are VERY simple details that can't be forgiven and tend to ruin the show. Furthermore, the whole series hinges on the assumption that the main character would figure out an error in the sniper position, abandon his wife, and arrive at just the right time to get framed. Overall, it's both entertaining and irritating.
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An amazing show not 100% realistic but there is more realism in this than your average COD
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