Mysteries Decoded

I'm often frustrated with these types of shows as they dramatically enhance events to make good TV, but this host is a bit different and she wants to understand the science behind things and is somewhat sceptical which I like. She tries to give a view from both sides.

I enjoy this show. It fills a void in the numerous shows exploring various paranormal, UFO and cryptid subjects. With the level headed curiosity, skepticism and investigative skills, all of which the host, Jennifer Marshall, posesses. Each episode is well executed.

My only problem with the show is the limited number of episodes, considering the many individual subjects that fall within its parameters. There should be several shows dedicated to a single subject. The limitations inherent in each show make the subject seem crammed into a single show.

All in all, I gave this show a 10. Enjoy it.

Started watching with Roswell and was pretty intrigued. Most of the episodes have been really good and I like that the host looks at different angles. Shes tough with some of the guests but I guess thats what detectives do so it makes sense.

PLEASE look into Rendlesham and do an episode on this because I dont think anyone else could be honest about what happened there.PLEASE.

It's really fun to see these mysteries approached from a trustworthy source. Jennifer Marshall is a Navy veteran and Private Investigator. She considers the facts with logic and an open-minded. I love watching her interact with her co-hosts, with believers, with witnesses, and with the unexplainable.

Not only jumped it, rocketed over the cattle-mutilated mystery shark-shaped apparition in a top secret military paranormal ghost time-traveling alien spacecraft.

Season one was an intelligent revisit to the kinds of "mysteries" that have kept Ancient Aliens on the air for eighteen seasons. The host would visit these "mysteries" and debunk them through a combination of common sense and logical reasoning. It was intelligent.

Intelligence is in short supply these days and this show used up its allotment, so late in Season one and now in Season two the show started treating the audience with contempt by presenting as fact the standard "mystery" tripe: baseless claims, wishful thinking, honest mistakes, and the usual gang of say-anything-for-a-buck pseudo-experts with made up qualifications the producers of these kinds of shows have on speed dial.

Eight stars for season one up until the final few episodes where they started pairing the once credible Jennifer with a deluded believer in whatever they were investigating. No stars for season two, which is an embarrassingly forced cartoony rehash of Ancient Alien Skinwalker Ranch Ghost Adventure Scooby Doo. The average is four stars, so, four stars.