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Is it just me, or is this show getting worse all the time?? I know it's not targeting only divers, but they spend so much time solving mysteries, they don't have time to get in the water!!
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Originally Posted by steve2281
Is it just me, or is this show getting worse all the time?? I know it's not targeting only divers, but they spend so much time solving mysteries, they don't have time to get in the water!!
It's not targeting divers at all. If it was, it would probably be on the Travel Channel, or perhaps OLN.
At least on tonight's episode, John left his rebreather at home.
Gary
NASDS Scuba Diver (1970), SSI Diver Stress & Rescue (2004), SSI AOW (2005), SSI Master Diver (2011) It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.
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A legitimate adventure has no predetermined outcome. - Chatterton
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Who is that new cohost chick? I like the old established divers hosting the series better (ie: John and Richie). Last nights episode on the Marine Electric was pretty good. The episode on the San Diego was a little strange in that they penetrated the wreck 1st before making a visual survey of the hull. They could have determined that it was an external explosion that sank the vessel right then, but I guess the show has to be stretched to an hour, so a going about it backwards would stretch out the time.
Who is that new cohost chick? I like the old established divers hosting the series better (ie: John and Richie). Last nights episode on the Marine Electric was pretty good. The episode on the San Diego was a little strange in that they penetrated the wreck 1st before making a visual survey of the hull. They could have determined that it was an external explosion that sank the vessel right then, but I guess the show has to be stretched to an hour, so a going about it backwards would stretch out the time.
Richie? He died last december on a trimix dive in Palau
Richie was just doing some guest host duties in the episodes he was in. If remember correctly, the current chick host is only temporary, and they are conducting a search for a more permanent, experienced host. Our own RavenC is on that short list.
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Originally Posted by steve2281
