You would have to be a idiot to believe in any of this garbage.... Everything is 'could of been', 'allegedly', there is absolutely no proof given in any episode except how outlandish and stupid these theories are. And then you got the 'experts' like Bill Birnes, a UFOlogist nut fixated on the idea that aliens are here and that no matter what these idiots propose, it's real !!! And the way they film this crap is basically just a headache inducing nightmare... Every time they cut to Birnes, it looks like they shot the video with a broken camera and the sound is comparable to a disabled microphone... Experts, more like lunatics with day off from the asylum...And the 'facts', pretty loose all the way around... in the episode with 'America's alien wars' they tell us that the USA has been sending out greetings to outer space since the 50's... OK, then they inform us that someone out there actually answered from 37 light years away during the Eisenhower years and ole Ike made a deal with the 'grays'... Now wait a minute, if it was 37 light years away, wouldn't it take 37 years just to get to the planet, and another 37 for a response back to us ??? Or has there been an invention which makes radio waves travel faster than the speed of light ??? How stupid do they think we are ???And all in all, every episode is the same, after every commercial break they also need to remind us of what they are talking about to bring us up to speed like we forgot in the last 3 minutes... unless they think 100,000 new viewers have tuned in while on a commercial break, very very annoying...

As a result, this show is only fit for a small audience, since sadly the majority of today's consumers are tunnel-visioned and cleanly brain-washed, as exemplified by those one-star reviewers. This may be why the show has only one season.Main drawback is that each episode is too short and very rushed. They cram a lot of info into very short time frames. It makes one feel that they make sensational claims without enough substantiation. Also there're limited talking heads when high caliber expert interviews are definitely needed in this type of presentations. As a result, the show turns out to be a primer on those topics and leaves a lot of rooms for the audience to do their own research. But guess how many people will take that effort?

I couldn't even make it through the first episode of this hogwash. When they throw some idiot on the screen that starts going on about how the Mayan's masochistically kept up with time and through this devotion plotted out the end of the earth... your first reaction is probably to see if Michael Bay directed the sequence because it's such garbage covered with a frosting of explosions and cryptic dialog, the second is to process that if you know ANYTHING about ANYTHING everything this man says is nonsense.The unfortunate thing is that what I just described is all this show has to offer. It's painful. I don't suggest you watch it. Period.

I just watched EP2. The show starts out talking about the Mont-auk monster and Plum Island. Suggesting that there might be human experiments going on there, or there might have been at one point. Completely ignoring the fact the mystery of the monster that washed on shore had been solved months ago! It was a decaying raccoon! This show is so stupid! The people involved are just after a story and ratings. Thats it! If you're into the investigation of the strange and the paranormal. Or anything that has to do with conspiracies, SKIP THIS GARBAGE SHOW! This is the type of cheeseball nonsense that gets put on TV for ignorant people to lap up. Anyone with any bit of common sense would be able to see right thru the horse pucky. Doing a little research on anything they talk about will come up with info that disproves anything they say.