Legends of the Lost with Megan Fox

Whilst I've nothing against Megan Fox, I'm sure she may very well be a beautiful and pleasant person, the decision to employ her to present a series of historical documentaries is something I can't fathom. It just doesn't make sense. Is it an attempt to grab the attention of younger viewers or does she have a genuine interest in international history and this is her new career path? Aside all that, it's not all bad. It's certainly more watchable than The Curse of Oak Island.

Starting next week, Jennifer Aniston features in a new documentary series about trout farming in the Scottish Highlands.

I caught this show and thought huh? what the hell..I watch the stone henge episode and megan fox has some low energy.she seems an introvert and dosent express much.The other episodes shes better.Although this subject is well over done..too many stone henge shows the same goes for the other subjects..I would like too see other stories which there are many..the subject area is wide but they always rehash the same stories...look deeper theres pleanty there and megan fox needs to have more energy..id like too see more

A mix of science and pseudo-science, LEGENDS OF THE LOST fits in neatly with other shows in the vein such as ANCIENT ALIENS and Josh Gates's DESTINATION TRUTH. The main problem with this program is the host, Megan Fox.

Ms. Fox spends her screen time flashing vacant expressions and fidgeting as if bored. The narration is flat and unsure, sounding as if it's coming from a high school student narrating her first film project. But the narration is delivered by an experienced actor, so what's going on? Only the producers know, because they evidently didn't ask Ms. Fox to act as if she doesn't belong in the cardboard personality club with Jessica Biel and Emily Ratajkowski. In any case, an episode or two of LEGENDS OF THE LOST will only remind viewers how important an engaging narrator is for telling the story. Looking at you, Josh Gates.

This is really a good series , Megan Fox is also the right choice as she is genuinely interested in the historical ancient and beyond what is known yet . Plus you'll get to know a her in a way that might surprise you !*_*) she is really a smarty too ! Seen all 4 episodes there are some nice on the go discoveries been made . Looks like in this field one does not know what they other has ,and just bringing this together gets it closer or fill in some blanks or double proves something to something that was sort of not legitimatized yet . Anyway its exciting and enjoying every bit out of it , also all this guys working in the fields or behind desks clearly are stoked to chat about this knowledge and glad to see Megan really is enthusiastic and deeply knowledgeable in all this topics specifically . So my advice go see it for yourself and have fun

I really enjoyed these episodes. Megan felt a little out of place during the first episode checking out Vikings, but she has a very nice narrating voice and you can clearly see she get more and more used to her role over the episodes.

They touch on a lot of fun, and slightly, controversial topics. I especially enjoyed the sound waves and the guest appearance of Graham Hancock.

Negative is that the episodes feel too short, and they have that typical American repeat and camera moves to make the "not interesting" more interesting. It is very typical sensational focus and at times have more of a game show or Baseball commentator feel to it. I can deal with that though, but since they never dig really deep into the topics and they more just pass over several very interesting things, the show feels incomplete.

I give the show 7/10, which is frankly a little bit too much, but I like this and there is a lot more potential here. I hope they bring Megan back, dig a little bit more and deeper and focus slightly more on the facts and I think this can be a great addition to travels, history and myth.

I recommend.