ETs Among Us Presents: Alaska's Secret Pyramid and Worldwide Alien Archaeology

The "Alaska Pyramid" section was really bad. The rest was OK, but is tired info rehashed from decades past.

Supposedly, they spent half a $mill on this doc, but couldn't get any evidence of this pyramid's existence? Not a map to show the supposed location (just a google pin of the nearby mountain)? Mashed potato pyramid likeness? Drone footage? Alaskan Eskimo anecdotes? Electrical disruptions? Dead birds falling from the skies? Freaking pictures of someone hiking in the general area, showing a surreptitiously hidden military base?

The whole doc is littered with 'stock' photos. Watch it if you need a refresher on purported electrical control of the, LOL, Solar System wide pyramid collection. Otherwise, give it a pass...

Watching ET Among Us has certainly been an eye-opening experience for many, as it allows me to explore the unknown and uncover the mysteries of life. I was amazed to discover that even in Alaska there is evidence of an ancient civilization. It always encourages me to understand why I exist and what my purpose is in this vast universe. By getting a glimpse into other phenomena that surround us, we can gain new insight into humanity's place on Earth and draw conclusions about life itself, also the inner depth of my life.

This experience has led me to further explore the great mysteries of life, both past and present, which helps us uncover deeper meanings about life as we know it.

I love the Ancient Astronaut theory and can't get enough of it. If you feel the same, definitely give this one a watch. It was kind of nice that there was some topics discussed here that I found new and interesting.

I'd never heard of the possibility of a pyramid in Alaska before, and I find LMH really credible. I'd love to see a follow up after some more investigating is done on the situation in Alaska specifically. Otherwise I enjoyed the rest, definitely plan on looking up more Mars stuff. I think there's still so much we don't know.

I think this documentary was really well done, I recognized a handful of the experts and enjoyed getting to see some new ones. Fun watch! I'm going to be checking out more from this series.

Feels like a Tim and Eric sketch but with no self awareness. You are bombarded with so much misinformation that you start getting a headache and get confused about what this is even meant to be about.

There are so many bogus claims in this, there is no "black pyramid" hidden beneath Alaska that can communicate with aliens. The "Pyramid in Bosnia" were claims that have been largely debunked as a way to promote the area as a tourist attraction. The Bosnian pyramids are a ruse by Semir Osmanagic, who hoped to bring tourists to Bosnia, and to sell books and get rich. No serious archeologist is interested in what are obviously natural geological formations.

Had a laugh watching this and should only be viewed as a joke.

Great. Documentary that explores a logical and usually denied explanation of the pyramids. As another review mentioned actual evidence of the Alaska Pyramid is pretty weak, narrated letters, but non the less it opens an interesting option that few know about and points out monuments from around the world that are rather unknown.

Massive intelligent civilization hidden from current narratives, yes, built by hand tools by bonking stones together, not a chance. Glad to see this being openly described along a much broader reasoning for anomalies in the ocean, stone henge and even on Mars. Worth a Watch.