Brenda? Are You Watching FBI: Most Wanted?
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UPDATED: Sunday, July 6, 2025 04:30
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Quote:I am sorry, I was confused.
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I enjoyed last night's episode. But didn't hear them even mention the brother-in-law.
How does that work? Did Cree Nation recall all of their members, force them to return to tribal lands? And then refused to let them leave?
Not sure I understand how that works. Or is it a voluntary thing?
This is just my guess that when productions shut down they came home. Canada was calling citizens out of the country home at the time, they may have got caught up in that. So, they could be out of the show until they get their shots or the border reopens.
I mixed up the Cree with Canada. It was Canada not allowing return?
I had also thought that the show was filmed in Canada, so didn't realize the Canada Border problem.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:I am sorry, I was confused.
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I enjoyed last night's episode. But didn't hear them even mention the brother-in-law.
How does that work? Did Cree Nation recall all of their members, force them to return to tribal lands? And then refused to let them leave?
Not sure I understand how that works. Or is it a voluntary thing?
This is just my guess that when productions shut down they came home. Canada was calling citizens out of the country home at the time, they may have got caught up in that. So, they could be out of the show until they get their shots or the border reopens.
I mixed up the Cree with Canada. It was Canada not allowing return?
I had also thought that the show was filmed in Canada, so didn't realize the Canada Border problem.
No worries JSF. As I said it is just my guess that it is the border causing the problem.
I looked the show up and it is filmed in New York state, so with the border closed. I hope they can go back to work soon.
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Quote:Last night's episode was a repeat for me. Was that one that you had not seen?
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Brenda, head's Up. This past Saturday I saw another episode of Most Wanted. It was in the 7pm Central Time slot - the first time slot of the 3 hours of prime time. I just happened upon it while channel surfing, caught it fairly close to the opening of the show.
I don't know if it was a "new" episode, or if this is a new slot for the show. But I had not seen the episode before. It had to do with stalkers, and stalking. I didn't detect any angle about First Peoples, or cultural topics, so maybe not a must-see for you.
So maybe keep an eye out. I've seen more ads for that Declassified show, always saying it is in the time slot on Tuesday that Most Wanted used to be in.
Thanks for the head's up. I will keep an eye out on ads and check my local listings because that will be different than what you get in the US.
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Quote:I think I missed this post of yours.
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:I know practically nothing about guns modern or 6 shooters. So a lot of the range of ammo was lost on me.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:That particular episode had a scene which stuck with me since the first time I say that episode, during the Lockdown when I wasn't posting here.
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:The episode for me last night was one I saw a few weeks ago. A veteran on a rampage. He started with a firing range.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Gee, I didn't realize they were showing head-to-head.
Last night both had good episodes.
The moron running the Firing Range, and having No Clue what a Minute Of Angle was, or arguing with a sniper about how to shoot, that guy should have been the first one down. That he survived was a complete injustice.
I did think he was going to take out the ammo guy first too.
Minute of Angle (MOA):
For shooting, as with bow or darts or basketball, the goal is to be consistent, to be able to put the round in the same spot time after time after time. For a sniper, trying to shoot at a range of hundreds or thousands of yards, this is even more critical.
If a shooter's grouping (where the rounds hit) is within a 1" circle at 100 yards, then that is his MOA. The same MOA would have him shooting within a 2" circle at 200 yards. And 3" circle at 300 yards.
The better shooter will have a smaller MOA, so at far distance ranges will still be within the circle diameter of hitting the target (usually a human, but diameter of effective circle will change whether the aim is at the head, or chest).
Poor ammo will not be able to consistently, repetitively, predictably hit the same point - it's MOA becomes too large. The good ammo will have better consistency.
This was what the ammo guy was stupid about, he didn't care if he gave the shooter good ammo or bad.
The fact that he didn't know what MOA was, while working at a firing range, and then arguing with somebody who did have a clue, is why he should have been the first to perish.
Hope that explains it well enough.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:Last night's episode was a repeat for me. Was that one that you had not seen?
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Brenda, head's Up. This past Saturday I saw another episode of Most Wanted. It was in the 7pm Central Time slot - the first time slot of the 3 hours of prime time. I just happened upon it while channel surfing, caught it fairly close to the opening of the show.
I don't know if it was a "new" episode, or if this is a new slot for the show. But I had not seen the episode before. It had to do with stalkers, and stalking. I didn't detect any angle about First Peoples, or cultural topics, so maybe not a must-see for you.
So maybe keep an eye out. I've seen more ads for that Declassified show, always saying it is in the time slot on Tuesday that Most Wanted used to be in.
Thanks for the head's up. I will keep an eye out on ads and check my local listings because that will be different than what you get in the US.
I didn't watch it last night as it said it was a repeat up here as well.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:I think I missed this post of yours.
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:I know practically nothing about guns modern or 6 shooters. So a lot of the range of ammo was lost on me.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:That particular episode had a scene which stuck with me since the first time I say that episode, during the Lockdown when I wasn't posting here.
Originally posted by Brenda:Quote:The episode for me last night was one I saw a few weeks ago. A veteran on a rampage. He started with a firing range.
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Gee, I didn't realize they were showing head-to-head.
Last night both had good episodes.
The moron running the Firing Range, and having No Clue what a Minute Of Angle was, or arguing with a sniper about how to shoot, that guy should have been the first one down. That he survived was a complete injustice.
I did think he was going to take out the ammo guy first too.
Minute of Angle (MOA):
For shooting, as with bow or darts or basketball, the goal is to be consistent, to be able to put the round in the same spot time after time after time. For a sniper, trying to shoot at a range of hundreds or thousands of yards, this is even more critical.
If a shooter's grouping (where the rounds hit) is within a 1" circle at 100 yards, then that is his MOA. The same MOA would have him shooting within a 2" circle at 200 yards. And 3" circle at 300 yards.
The batter shooter will have a smaller MOA, so at far distance ranges will still be within the circle diameter of hitting the target (usually a human, but diameter of effective circle will change whether the aim is at the head, or chest).
Poor ammo will not be able to consistently, repetitively, predictably hit the same point - it's MOA becomes to large. The good ammo will have better consistency.
This was what the ammo guy was stupid about, he didn't care if he gave the shooter good ammo or bad.
The fact that he didn't know what MOA was, while working at a firing range, and then arguing with somebody who did have a clue, is why he should have been the first to perish.
Hope that explains it well enough.
Yes, you did.
I understand the need for consistence in shooting. And I do think I understand your explaintion. Thanks for the help.
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Geez, last night was perhaps the worst episode of the series. Just bad piled on top of worse and worse.
The 2nd in command was a black woman, I think the only black woman on the show, but now she has been revealed as a black lesbian, and married to a SJW.
And the topic of the show is completely deluded SJW BLM Antifag crap.
I don't recall if the Lesbian was revealed as such before.
I wondered if this whole horrible episode was written with this intent, or if they went back to an existing script and injected all of this BLM Antifag crap into an episode of a Law Enforcement Officer show.
Seems they are trying to end the series as soon as possible.
eta: I guess the lesbian wife was already on 2 episodes, but I guess I didn't catch those scenes.
So the righteous hetero black woman is becoming extinct on TV?
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Okay, Jess's father has got to stop messing in his life since he is back in the picture.
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Quote:Yeah, the episode seemed to return to reality compared to last week - but the uber annoying dad needs the boot.
Originally posted by Brenda:
Okay, Jess's father has got to stop messing in his life since he is back in the picture.
The story continuity may be off kilter, maybe they moved around the sequence of episodes broadcast. Hope they start to stay with reality.
Last night was a good episode, except for the dad. The whole episode focus on Environmental concerns was quite weak, tho.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:Yeah, the episode seemed to return to reality compared to last week - but the uber annoying dad needs the boot.
Originally posted by Brenda:
Okay, Jess's father has got to stop messing in his life since he is back in the picture.
The story continuity may be off kilter, maybe they moved around the sequence of episodes broadcast. Hope they start to stay with reality.
Last night was a good episode, except for the dad. The whole episode focus on Environmental concerns was quite weak, tho.
The episode was good.
I can understand that the writers want to bring Jess and his family together, I'm just not sure if it is for Jess' sake or Tally's.
It was weak in some areas. Lots of companies have been taken to court in the US over illegal dumping and accusations of said substances giving people cancer. The writing in that regard was weak.
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