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I think you're being a bit hard on it exo_doc. I thought it was just "okay" when it first aired and didn't live up to the hype. But recently when it was rerun on SPACE I found it interesting as a sort of condensed, dramatized history of all the UFO lore to date. I was impressed by the even-handedness of the series, never stating that they knew for sure what the aliens were or where they came from.

Things started to go off the rails a bit from episode six onwards but that's where the historical aspect dropped away in favour of the drama. Also a large departure from existing lore since in all stated encounters with hybrids to date they usually end up being taken away because they "can't survive on earth".

Nothing. Alley left her star behind as a signal to her mom that she hoped to return someday but otherwise nothing.

That would be Canada's own Matt Freuer.

<blockquote data-quote="CapnG" data-source="post: 40050" data-attributes="member: 175">I think you&#039;re being a bit hard on it exo_doc. I thought it was just &quot;okay&quot; when it first aired and didn&#039;t live up to the hype. But recently when it was rerun on SPACE I found it interesting as a sort of condensed, dramatized history of all the UFO lore to date. I was impressed by the even-handedness of the series, never stating that they knew for sure what the aliens were or where they came from. Things started to go off the rails a bit from episode six onwards but that&#039;s where the historical aspect dropped away in favour of the drama. Also a large departure from existing lore since in all stated encounters with hybrids to date they usually end up being taken away because they &quot;can&#039;t survive on earth&quot;.Nothing. Alley left her star behind as a signal to her mom that she hoped to return someday but otherwise nothing.That would be Canada&#039;s own Matt Freuer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CapnG, post: 40050, member: 175"] I think you're being a bit hard on it exo_doc. I thought it was just "okay" when it first aired and didn't live up to the hype. But recently when it was rerun on SPACE I found it interesting as a sort of condensed, dramatized history of all the UFO lore to date. I was impressed by the even-handedness of the series, never stating that they knew for sure what the aliens were or where they came from. Things started to go off the rails a bit from episode six onwards but that's where the historical aspect dropped away in favour of the drama. Also a large departure from existing lore since in all stated encounters with hybrids to date they usually end up being taken away because they "can't survive on earth". Nothing. Alley left her star behind as a signal to her mom that she hoped to return someday but otherwise nothing. That would be Canada's own Matt Freuer. [/QUOTE]

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