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The Riot and the Dance Season One

 

 

SCORE: 89

 

The Riot and the Dance Season One 

 

As our time with Angel Studios was wrapping up I looked for one more show to get through. There was an interesting show with four seasons but I knew there was no way I could get through all of that. Instead I decided to check out The Riot and the Dance Season One. This is a nature show featuring Dr. Gordon Wilson. He wants to meet as many different creatures on this planet before he dies. Then you wants to meet some more.

There are plenty of different animals show in the nine episodes that make up The Riot and the Dance Season One. The episodes of The Riot and the Dance Season One last between thirty-three and forty-eight minutes. There is a bit of blood in The Riot and the Dance Season One. The animals are not exactly nice to one another. Predators need to eat prey to survive, and The Riot and the Dance Season One does not shy from that reality.

I have one bone to pick with most nature shows - they promote and encourage the religious belief of evolution. The Riot and the Dance Season One takes a different route. The Riot and the Dance Season One exposes the fantasy and fairy tale nature of evolution. The Riot and the Dance Season One promotes and encourages us to look at the animals from the viewpoint of a Creator that made all of them.

There are references to the Holy Bible here and there within The Riot and the Dance Season One. There is such beauty in this nature show. There are interesting facts given about the different animals within The Riot and the Dance Season One. There are plenty of animals in The Riot and the Dance Season One that I have never seen before. There are also some harsh realities of our world shown in The Riot and the Dance Season One. Like Komodo dragons hunting.

All in all I really enjoyed The Riot and the Dance Season One. This is the kind of a nature show that I have been asking for - well for some time. I looked around and found there is actually a DVD version of The Riot and the Dance Season One available for families to purchase. I will add it to my wish list. There is also plenty of humor within The Riot and the Dance Season One. The commentary on a great many animals is fascinating in this show.
- Paul

 

Video: 85%
Audio: 100%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Functionality: 90%
Family Friendly Factor: 100%

System: Angel Studios
Publisher: Angel Studios
Developer: Gorilla Poet Productions
Rating: ‘7+’ – FOUR and OLDER ONLY


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