Alexander William

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Yip. For sure it's aliens responsible for everything on Earth. from canals & the stone wheel to smartphones and space telescopes. What a sci-fi landfill of garbage, this show presents. It takes history, twists-it with glorious fantasy & creativeness. After all, us humans are far too stupid to have created anything on our very own accord. The series, definitely gives me a good laugh. And I watched some of season one, and cannot believe it's still creating new episodes. Proof, that the History Channel, only cares about ratings and not actual down-to-Earth history. I'd continue. But my home, created from materials reverse-engineered from aliens(wood), is getting cold & I gotta start the wood-burning stove, coincidentally another piece of alien technology...reverse-engineered. As for Stonehenge(the pride of Ancient alien episodes), don't ya think people built-it, with the thinking of, "Let's build something completely useless, that'll boggle people for centuries." Yip. They did.

I remember back in 1981, I was eleven, and this was on HBO. We had just been hooked-up for cable. Watched Galaxy of Terror. Wet-my-bed, that night. No more horror movies for me. And I had a crush on Joanie, as all boys did in the Conservative 1980's). Just a typical 80's horror B movie. One the older teens could watch with the girlfriend, for a scare. Erin Moran, definitely got the typical Hollywood screw job, that young actors often received. Once the sitcom/show was over, so was the career. I'd watch-it today, compared to what "Horror," is today. Gotta have lots of breasts, bad language, and puking. Why do viewers get-off seeing someone vomit? Must be Progressives consider vomiting to be really scary. Or the lame movie is trying to tell us, "Hey. That was a scary scene." And there has not been a original frightful horror movie from Hollywood, since the original The Thing.

Love the series. Hope it never ends. The reason for the 4-star rating, is the amount of people, interviewed, giving their aspect for a couple seconds. Just a single narrator, is all the episodes need. Don't need fifty scientists saying basically the same thing. One or two is enough. Most of the science, seems to be getting very liberal. Especially every episode, always including, "Climate change." We've had enough of that the past twelve years to last a lifetime. And no more episodes of black holes. Every episode repeats the same thing: "Black holes are big. And nothing can escape." We understand that. Tell us something we don't understand, in layman terms. And Nova, is getting preoccupied with digital CGI effects. Too much of that to entrance the audience & not enough information. If a program is about ancient civilizations, have multiple theories about how it ended, if unknown, and not just one theory, bringing us back to...climate change. Which seems to be the end-theory of everything on Nova, the last twelve years.