The Bermuda Triangle: Into Cursed Waters

I love this show for its professionalism and information provided on the likely possibilities of found wreckage, and those stories, until they can identify it. I've wondered why more wrecks haven't been searched for, especially with all the newer technology available, but recognize how truly vast the area is. We shouldn't forget how many people lost their lives in that area, and how many families have never even had a known place where their loved ones lie. Appreciate your sharing the difficult tasks of identifying them with us, though it does feel rushed at times for the purpose of moving on to the next.

I was thoroughly mesmerized by the breathtaking cinematography in this show. Every scene was so meticulously crafted that I found myself glued to my seat throughout the entire series. The attention to detail was remarkable, and it truly deserves all the praise it can get. I am eagerly anticipating the next episode and can't wait to learn more fascinating information in the upcoming seasons. Our planet is full of wonders, and this show showcases them in the most awe-inspiring way possible. While there may always be critics, they can hardly match the level of dedication and hard work that goes into producing such a masterpiece. I believe it's wise to leave room for future episodes, and I can't wait to see what the future holds for this show!

In the twelve episodes thus far, only two sites have been in the recognized boundaries of the Bermuda Triangle. The vast majority of the sites investigated are outside of the Triangle. While I enjoy the show, as is typical in this type of show it is long on hype with little real examination of the story behind the wreck site or actual screen time for the site being examined. The Show would have been better titled Exploring Florida Wreck Sites. So, if you're looking for some groundbreaking research into the mysteries and disappearances within the boundaries of the Bermuda Triangle. Unfortunately, this show is not it.

So many mystery disappearances and not an alien in sight. The fact that Mike, Jimmy and an expert team focus on the history, the evidence and the life stories makes this series special. I suspect its the production company that make them pick a target for each dive instead of them letting them dive first and come up with a list of possibilities. That's why their "success" rate is 3 out of 17 and two of those were either/or. And maybe they've found the Martin Mariner (s2e5) My favourites are the shallow dives when we see more of what they see as they dive the wrecks. BUT, Jimmy, no more juggling with explosives!

I would have to say, this is one of the best documentaries on TV at the moment. I love the underwater photography and how they are looking for lost relics in the Bermuda Triangle. They don't focus on the paranormal BS which is great, just the deep dives and what they discover in their paths.

They explain a lot about diving and their surroundings, as well as the possible causes of the wrecks. I just wish they would find more on what they set out to find, but hopefully there are many more seasons to to discover more and more wrecks.

I look forward to this show weekly and I can't recommend this show more highly.