As I am sure most of you had already imagined, the captured Bigfoot in Colorado seems to be some sort of hoax, more here.
I watched the Texas episode of "Chasing UFOs" last night and was so disappointed that I couldn't watch the other episode. From what I understand it was very much like "Destination Truth," which I also couldn't stand watching and only saw parts of a couple times. Maybe it will get better as time goes on, but someone will have to tell me because I am not wasting time watching it again unless I hear it has improved.
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I watched both episodes, and I wish I didnt... what a very very very bad UFO show!
I like James Fox, he's done such good work. I realize he's not responsible for the end result of the show but still, very bad. And very irresponsible. Climbing over fences, etc. Pretty damn ridiculous.
That promo where they are climbing fences and running like they are actually chasing a UFO is one of the most ridiculous things I have ever seen.
With all the work Fox has done in TV, you would think he would know better, but cash is hard to come by in UFOlogy.
What I hated most about it though was all the night vision running about like they were in The Blair Witch movie or something. Ugh!
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