Hayden Kane
There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes
Zlatica
One of the worst ways to make a cult movie is to set out to make a cult movie.
Philippa
All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.
Muffel Buffel
See Part Two in Season 1 so you realize it's fake. Problem with an outboard motor that does not want to start .... the problem depends on the rocks .... rocks in what? The engine? At the propeller (one starts without having a gear in). This is so unusually bad for creating drama. That's not how it works. Sad. That was the last I saw of this series. Fake !!It gets better, much better with what's fake.S1E1. A bear has broken into a cabin. Why? To look for food? If this had reflected the reality, of course, the one who had the cottage did NOT leave food behind. So how does the bear break in? He hits the door of the cottage. How can a bear know what a door is? You see how fake this is. Well he breaks a door (how? banging? what?..its a solid door). If you do not think this is so stupid, then listen to this: then the bear apparently comes in three times, three times. Every time he does so he destroys a glass window (way????) Hahaha. My sweet lord Who the hell believe in this? How the hell corked, does this production company believe we are?
rubenswaiter
I love all the people in this show. But most specially Heimo and Edna and the eldest daughter Milley, Ashley Selden, The Lewis family particularly Cindy.Bob Harte and Family.If only we have a planet which is 100 times bigger than what we have now. We can all have this kind of lifestyle, which I think, God would be more pleased to see us living like this. I think life would be more meaningful than having to live a life which is all created by man. Rules and way of life which doesn't give that much options.I don't know about the music, who made it so depressing and why?
scottm-79997
I like this series but some of the information about living in Alaska is missing. I visit Alaska frequently, with a son and two grandchildren there, plus I have worked for two Alaskan Native-owned companies and have been in some remote sites and villages where tourists do not visit. Even though these featured families at permitted sites have a subsistence lifestyle (as do many remote villagers) for food and even lodging, they need some income for all their personal clothing gear, firearms, ammunition, traps, canoes, boats, snow machines, dog sleds, store-bought camp essentials (pots, containers, spices, construction supplies, rope, and so forth). I do not think that selling furs from a trap line and the annual Alaska Fund payout are enough to cover all these expenses, not to mention the health care costs when someone is hurt or sick and has to go to the hospital in Fairbanks or the aircraft visit resupply expense. I do not think they are allowed to pan for gold with these permits, so how do they cover their expenses beyond the subsistence food and lodging?
zzhotrod
I love this show. The scenery is breathtaking, the storyline fascinating, but the music is depressing. This sounds like a funeral or a death march. To me, this is a MAJOR distraction on this show. I do hope they will change it. Lighten up. You are taking a fantastic show and making it suck. I watch everything from Alaska and like them all but The Last Alaskans is just about the best storyline, scenery and cinematography. I like all the families involved and there is a true lack of "written in" drama.Some of the folks featured in some of the below zero type shows have become too full of themselves and I can no longer enjoy hearing her, I mean them. Please don't ruin this one.
