Six Degrees with Mike Rowe

This series is fantastic! Weaving in and out of the sets Mike narrates his way through amazing connections in our history. Its funny, relevant, and genuine. His "buddy" Chuck ( played by Charles Klausmeyer) adds delightful moments of comedy, and brings an almost "Laurel and Hardy" feel to the whole show.

Great for the whole Fam, Six Degrees is exactly what we need in entertainment right now. Refreshing and honest.

I got Discovery+ primarily for this show and the Science Channel. Worth every penny. Mike Rowe always manages to come up with great ideas or provides that added something special even simply narrating. Add to that the fact that his shows (and podcasts and Facebook shows) are family friendly! This often means boring for adults - Mike Rowe proves again and again this doesn't have to be the case. I love the premise of this show, historical information given in an entertaining often hilarious format showing how we are all, after all, connected. I sure hope this show lasts as long as Dirty Jobs. Well done all involved! A upbeat bit of joy for the beginning of 2021.

Just a great show. The connections are anything but obvious, but in the end they all come together. Well done!

Man I've missed this guy! Now he's brought his friends!! Honestly, Mike Rowe could do a show reading the instruction manual of my stove and I'd be captivated and give it a 10/10. He's good people and just that entertaining. He makes you feel smarter without feeling snobby! It's like he offers accessible class to everyone! I feel like I've gone to an Ivy League school just by listening to Mike Rowe talk to me about history! Plus it's hysterical with elevated humor. It's a symphony of intelligent chaos woven to keep you going 'wow' from start to finish! It's at times cheeky and then relevant! Another great Mike Rowe endeavor. History has now shown, we need this man! Hope we get many more seasons with the man who ages like fine wine!

I love this show, not only for the content, but also, and probably mostly because it shows the crew at work and shows many of the "behind the scenes" ways that the show is actually made.

So much of television is about the "talent" but it's really cool to see how it's made, if only in glimpses. The green screens, cameras, props and the crew are all as, or more interesting than the show itself. The content of the show is engaging, moving quickly with lots of vignettes.

And of course, Mike Rowe is the consumate story teller.