Les bases secrètes des nazis

Repeating same statements over and over again during the episode. Just filling episode time frame. All the facts related to specific base are presented in the beginning of the episodes. Tons of stupid 'could be' questions asked with no answers or theories.

It's pretty safe to say that after three quarters of a century pretty much everything is known about the Nazis. This tedious documentary proves it just once more.

I was looking forward to this show. I just about managed to get through the first episode.

It didn't break new ground. Most of, if not all the content has been known for decades and has been captured in similar programmes. I'm pretty sure Abandoned Engineering has covered this particular location.

I found some of the experts annoying. Especially when they kept on asking the same question at the end of their segment 'so what were they doing here?'. I'm probably not being fair to the experts as this is probably due to editing and scripting.

In any case, anyone who has any basic knowledge of WW2 history could answer that. I frequently found myself calling out the answers.

This programme could have been very good. The precept is great but it is spoiled by constant repeats throughout each episode. It's almost as if the presenters did not have enough information to fill the hour programme. It would have been much better if it had been aired as 30 minute segments. The use of several presenters is also confusing. I have previously enjoyed Rob Bell as a host, but he let's the side down with this one.

The history of the German world war two sites should have been a great story, but this show just doesn't hold your attention long enough to gain any insight. I certainly will not be watching the second series.

Was okay. But couldn't understand all of the presenters. If you're going to use experts in a certain field then they should stick to what they know and not speculate on what they don't. Lots of speculation and guessing. More real historians who know what they are talking about would have made it far better. Felt like they were trying to fill airtime and kept repeating what was said. More British and German historians would have made this great.