Bring Back Biedny!

[millionbubbles]

This show just isn't as good without him!
Gray Barker? the Aztec "Crash"? Really?

Except for the Emma Woods stuff, the only cases/people they've discussed happened 50 f'n years ago.

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PS. Nobody cares about Roswell.

 

[Gene Steinberg]

This show just isn't as good without him!
Gray Barker? the Aztec "Crash"? Really?

Except for the Emma Woods stuff, the only cases/people they've discussed happened 50 f'n years ago.

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PS. Nobody cares about Roswell.

Oh we did shows about Aztec early on, along with Jim Moseley talking about his antics with Gray. Check the past episodes, please.

One more thing: Some people do still care about Roswell, which is why books are still written about it.

 

[Angel of Ioren]

David was great on the show, but it doesn't look like he'll be back anytime soon. Besides, the new co-hosts are working out quite well, adding a different perspective on things.

People are still fascinated by Roswell, even though I don't think there's much value rehashing the same old theories for Roswell. I think the Project Mogul explanation is satisfactory, even though a lot of people here think that it's a total cover up. I buy it, but I could be completely wrong and I'm one of those duped by the American Military.

 

[Gene Steinberg]

David was great on the show, but it doesn't look like he'll be back anytime soon. Besides, the new co-hosts are working out quite well, adding a different perspective on things.

People are still fascinated by Roswell, even though I don't think there's much value rehashing the same old theories for Roswell. I think the Project Mogul explanation is satisfactory, even though a lot of people here think that it's a total cover up. I buy it, but I could be completely wrong and I'm one of those duped by the American Military.

New theories about key paranormal events are always worth exploring, if they pass the logic test.

 

[Angel of Ioren]

New theories about key paranormal events are always worth exploring, if they pass the logic test.

Exactly. I'm satisfied by the official story, and it makes sense to me. If someone offers something that makes even more sense, and provides decent proof, I'd be glad to see it.

 

[trainedobserver]

I think what people actually miss is not David B. so much as the take no prisoners, ask hard questions, tolerate no B.S. attitude that differentiated The Paracast from other shows.

 

[millionbubbles]

That's fine but we're talking an event from over 60 years ago. Most if not all of the key players are dead.
Part of what makes UFOs so interesting is that they're seen everyday. I don't mind a little history, but 2 hours on such old topics gets old week after week. And I'm really into this stuff, I don't think this is going to go over so well with the general public once the show goes national. Stay relevant, talk about more recent events.

 

[Gene Steinberg]

That's fine but we're talking an event from over 60 years ago. Most if not all of the key players are dead.
Part of what makes UFOs so interesting is that they're seen everyday. I don't mind a little history, but 2 hours on such old topics gets old week after week. And I'm really into this stuff, I don't think this is going to go over so well with the general public once the show goes national. Stay relevant, talk about more recent events.

If we have the wreckage of a crashed space ship and bodies of aliens on ice, that would be true today as much as it was true 60 years ago. People who are alive today would have to be involved.

That possibility is what continues to make this case compelling. It's a story that doesn't end, unless you accept one of the alternatives, such as Mogul.

 

[millionbubbles]

If we have the wreckage of a crashed space ship and bodies of aliens on ice, that would be true today as much as it was true 60 years ago. People who are alive today would have to be involved.

That possibility is what continues to make this case compelling. It's a story that doesn't end, unless you accept one of the alternatives, such as Mogul.

I'm not here to talk about Roswell, so I'll be blunt.
The show is too boring without David.

 

[Gene Steinberg]

I'm not here to talk about Roswell, so I'll be blunt.
The show is too boring without David.

I'll be blunt. This is not a discussion that's relevant anymore. He quit, period. It's time to move on and to close this thread.

 

[Paul Kimball]

I'll be blunt. This is not a discussion that's relevant anymore. He quit, period. It's time to move on and to close this thread.

Gene,

I'll chime in here.

Folks, get over it. Biedny quit. He tucked his tail between his legs, and left... and then popped back up a few months later to whine about how the show had actually gone on without him, and trash Gene in the process, when Gene had said nothing publicly about Biedny other than to wish him well.

What do you miss?

Is it the drama?

Is it Biedny's always inserting himself into the storyline, and somehow always making it about him?

Is it his constant self-serving reminders that he invented photoshop, or whatever?

Is it him going after someone like Bill Knell, or Bill Goldberg, which is like shooting fish in a barrel?

Did you ever hear Biedny ask the truly tough questions of people he liked (like Vallee, for example)?

Goof f***in' riddance, I say.