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Still, it is a call for viewers to be more conscious about consumption habits, without feeling didactic. Through Jeff's relationship with a garrulous ikan bilis, Extinction Feast manages to make a much-discussed topic feel fresh. It is an entertaining watch, and Marko deserves all the praise he gets.

As a fisherman myself, I am greatly amazed and I will not overfish (mainly sport fishing).

This can and should go international. More shows, more often and hope to see more.

Perhaps the thing I appreciated most about Extinction Feast is the freedom and agency it gives its audience. It wasn't "show and-tell" where the audience is reduced to a brainless blob, there was no angry righteous diatribe, no cheap shots, only invitations to make choices - what we found convincing, where we disagreed, where we empathised - alongside a recognition that within the context of the climate emergency, there are no easy choices but this shouldn't cripple us from trying to make the right ones.

Andrew delivered a powerful performance! Barramundi with sauce was excellent, loved the fish serving us fish.

It was a very interesting premise, something talked about a lot but not seen presented in this way. Enjoyed the incorporation of stores and visuals.

The videos, set design, lighting effects and sound design were very well-executed, & hats off to Andrew for an incredibly entertaining and engaging performance. The message resonated with me and got me thinking about practicing sustainability according to our individual situations.