eugenia_loli

The show is good in terms of its subject matter. This is not a reality show where things are scripted. Sure, there are reactions that are re-recorded and such, but the actual subject matter is not scripted. The weirdness of the situation is the real deal. It is really fascinating to see UAPs captured on camera, sometimes on demand.

I removed two points for two reasons:

1. The team needs to write research papers and release all its data. The TV show should be the afterthought, not the primary way data is released to the public. Also, it's obvious that Travis knows and understands more than what he lets out.

2. The editing needs to be less cringe and repeat itself less. This is a serious subject, and the editing needs to reflect that.

Overall though, fascinating.

This is just episodic television, it reminded me of the series in the '80s and '90s, with the new murderer of the week. I don't like episodic television because it doesn't get to the main point. Instead, it makes it unrealistic that this person would stumble on new murderers every few days. I stopped watching after the 2nd episode, watched 15 minutes of the third, and that's it. Never again.

For such a series to keep me invested it should have been an intricate play of plot and of her abilities, a mystery in a complex web of casino underground actors. Instead, they serve us different stories every week, that have nothing to do with each other. Not a fan of that format at all.