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Having read and seen a lot about UFO sightings, I was hoping this show would be informative and interesting. However all it does is rehash already widely known cases - and poorly! It's a 30 minute show which devotes all of 15 minutes to some of the most intriguing encounters ever. If you are totally new to this subject, you may find this interesting but I suggest that everyone else stay away.

There are some interviews with "experts" but none with the actual experiencers and they don't even show photos (except briefly at the end) of the people involved. I wonder why this show even exists. I don't mind hearing about old cases as long as they provide new insights or information - but this show doesn't!

The only plus is that the graphic representations of craft are very compelling. In fact these are the only reason I've watched a few of these shows. Of course, I have no way of knowing if the representations are close to what was actually seen, but they are "pretty" as an earlier reviewer mentioned.

While this show does cover the main big UFO stories, it also brings to light many you never heard. Reenacted and highly recommended for UFO enthusiasts or just the common person with little interest in the field. Each Episode is a thought provoking triumph. I try to a lot of UFO and alien stories over the years and have to change it due to lack of interest, this is not the case with this show. Thought provoking and well put together. I love it when they can back up the stories with evidence. While the idea of Aliens might be fearsome to some, it is a topic of debate and so while not all stories can be taken on faith, it is still a ride for intensity.

Production values and acting are far above the norm for these sorts of recreations. It's not embellished like Fire in the Sky, either. Quite objectively handled subject matter. Those presenting the cases are the most reputable around. My only real complaints are the limited number of seasons and episodes, and the slightly annoying tendency to repeat and recap after each commercial break. There are many more cases worth elucidating for the public in this format, and I can't imagine the recap repetition being that useful -- does anyone start watching a 20 minute show DURING the commercials? DVR is so common that all it served to do was take up the valuable time in these short two-parters.

PRODUCERS OF THIS SHOW. Here are topics that have been played to Death, Kecksburg, Roswell. JAL Flight, The British Roswell, Barney & Betty, OHara, PHX lights, 1800's Texas Crash. Please find new stuff. 1Mill sightings a year and you guys are doing Kecksburg and PHX lights. And add NOTHING. Already covered in shows UFO Files UFO Hunters, that have been on cable for the last 15 years. Do you watch TV? Have you ever seen the programming where your show plays? It is pretty however. However overused topics. Cable is a heaven for UFO followers. We know bad TV. Try a little harder. I REPEAT: ready covered in shows UFO Files UFO Hunters, that have been on cable for the last 15 years. Do you watch TV? Have you ever seen the programming where your show plays? It is pretty however. However overused topics. Cable is a heaven for UFO followers. We know bad TV. Try a little harder.

I found this show in 2024, 10 years old by now but the reenactments are still top notch for its age.

It does go into all the big UFO cases that most people will know if only a slight interest in the topics, as well as some unknown cases which is quite nice. Especially with all the recent unknown drones hovering around the world what better time to dive into these stories.

The production value is very good for the time with a mix of reenactments and interviews.

It feels like 'Project bluebook' mixed with 'top secret UFO projects declassified' on Netflix. Also both great shows on the subject.

I'm sure there is some embellishments in the stories but I'm enjoying watching these episodes.

I found most of the episodes on YouTube for free.