This is what TV is supposed to be. Interesting and fun. Did Hitler die in the bunker? Who cares! I'm seeing exotic locations and watching modern day Sherlock Holmes types run around and dive under ice. (Tim Kennedy is crazy!)

A bunch of YESMEN who, clearly isn't interested in doing any real investigating. A CIA agent and a war crimes hunter who has one agenda- making money. God help us if these are the type of people we entrust our national safety to! The others are just as bad. Laughable when they say that AH was aiming to take over the world. lol

I really wanted to like this, I've a keen interest in history, including WW2 but this kind of killed the brain cells.Don't get me wrong, the subject was interesting, it isn't based on some random conspiracy theory but that's about it on the good points, after that the show is pretty unrealistic and reminds me of Ancient Aliens (obviously without the aliens) where the 'researchers' are jumping to wild conclusions and assumptions just to try and make it fit into their theory.Another thing that did irk me is that apart from released documents the rest of the program relies on so-called 'eye'witness' testimony and tales from relatives connected to the subject, there was no historical opinion whatsoever and the show suffers greatly due to a complete lack of expert scrutiny. The people involved with the show, if they were as good as they'd like to think then they'd be open to that, and so would the History Channel.Sadly this is a show that tries to build some sort of 'thrills' while nothing happens whatsoever.

In Season 3 why do Bob & Neda, or whatever her name is, wear the same clothes on every episode? Why was the anonymous informant "accidentally" revealed sitting at the table when previously he was always pixelated? Hope he sues The History Channel. Why does Bob go see a retired FBI agent who can probably do nothing for him since he is retired? What led to the downfall of the 754 camps in Chile? Surely there must be people willing to talk about them other than the one gentleman who led the team to his internment camp on the coast.