Reviewing being a subjective business, it’s sometimes necessary for a critic to divulge their personal preferences so readers can calibrate accordingly. I would like to state for the record, therefore, that I have no knowledge of — or interest in — aviation. Or military history. The best thing I can say about “Masters of the Air,” John Orloff’s technically impressive mash note to the “bomber boys” of the 100th Bomb Group, is that it drove me in desperation to read some of the Donald Miller book on which it’s based. And that I’m now as fascinated by the subject as I am puzzled by all the show didn’t do, given that extremely rich source material.
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