I know much of it is far fetched, yet some of it makes of a ton sense.
It's just so entertaining. I love the almost boundless thinking and theory.
And as far as I'm concerned, AA History is just as probable as the B S they teach in schools which is a complete fabrication built on tissues of lies written by winners of of the latest Wars.
So AA, keep the episodes coming. I never get tired of it.
I fuqing love this show. Logically, you know none of this stuff can be true, but there is always that little part in the back of your mind that says "well, maybe".
I'm not saying it was aliens, but it was aliens.
"Gold buys a mans silence for a time. A bolt to the heart buys it forever"
I agree and think that it must be a TV programming anomaly.
None of the things discussed have been proven, but yet this show continues to prosper on History and H2.
They are making new shows and rerunning older shows more frequently.
I have really come to enjoy this show because they show a lot of ancient places and events that no one else ever speaks about on modern tv.. A lot of the ways they tie in ETs is entirely speculative and borderline scifi
shareI feel the same way. It's mostly just a fun show, what with Georgio's wacky hair and that guy (Willcock?) who claims to be the reincarnation of Edgar Cayce. Much of the speculation seems to be grasping at straws, stretching logic to support this pet theory or that one. Notwithstanding...oh, I don't know. There may actually be a grain of truth to some of the ideas expressed here. Arthur C. Clarke believed that Man wasn't native to planet Earth and publicly said so. Similarly, other reputable scientists have thrown around terms like "panspermia" to suggest that Earth could have been "seeded" long ago by e.t.'s. And then there are the worldwide myths of flying machines and "star children" and all those ancient monuments and artifacts, not to mention modern evidence of UFO activity, so...well, who knows? I enjoy Ancient Aliens as 90% entertainment and 10% plausible theorizing!
shareI too love this show
shareHey me too! I think maybe it's a form of escapism, but I do find the speculation to be extremely entertaining. Like someone else mentioned they show a lot of different ancient places. They also mention things like Antarctica appearing on a map before it was discovered, although they did used to think the world may be symmetrical, like the land masses so that may explain that. They also did an episode on mysterious islands and, I forget the name of it, but there was one island that a traveler reported to be shroudeded by fog and inhabited by large black, rabbit like creatures. Stuff like that is like candy to my ears.
And yea Wilcock is the least qualified of anyone they show, not that anyone is very credible but that guy is wack.